Requirements Needed for Candidates:

o   Must be 18 + years of age

o   Candidates must have the ability to independently supervise up to 15 children at one time.

o   Don’t need to have for interview but must have by start date

§  CPR and First Aid Certification

§  Complete and pass a Vulnerable Police Check

§  Have Updated Vaccine Records **Note** currently the YMCA does not require the Covid-19 Vaccines as a pre-requirement in the Vaccine Update.

o   Candidates must have a resume and a completed form that will be sent by YMCA Childcare for References completed for interview. References can be professional, paid experience and or volunteer experience. However, one of the references has to be from a person in a supervisory position that can talk about candidate traits etc.

o   Complete Jot Form on YMCA Website (attached)

Opportunities Available:

o   Split Shift Salaried- (work every day Monday to Friday from 7 -9am and 2:30-6pm approx).

o   Part-Time Hourly- (work every day Monday to Friday 2:30 pm-6 pm approx).

o   Student Summer Job - Youth 18-30 (Monday to Friday commitment and available to work from 7 am – 6 pm. Hours to be determined).

o   Supply – must have availability to work three days per week Monday to Friday from 2-6pm

Trained volunteers will assist with completing your tax return. In-person and virtual appointments available.

NOTE: Clients with businesses or rental income DO NOT qualify for this Free Tax Clinic.

TO QUALIFY YOU MUST

(a) Have been in Canada for 5 Years or Less

(b) Meet one of the following income requirements

For more information or to book an appointment call 905-420-3008 or 1-877-761-1155

Learn how to present yourself positively and answer common interview questions. Understand what to do prior, during, and after the interview to be successful. Get tips on handling some of the tougher interview questions often encountered.

[Grades 7-12; Ages 12-18]

Bowmanville Branch
Second Wednesday of each month (March 8, April 12, May 10, June 14)
3:00 to 4:00 p.m.

Drop in; no registration required.

Earn volunteer hours at the library! We are looking for enthusiastic youth in grades 7-12 to join our new Teen Advisory Groups (TAG). TAG members will have a say in library programs and services for teens, assist with children's programs, learn leadership skills, and more!

Students who attend TAG meetings will receive additional volunteer opportunities throughout the year!

More info: www.clarington-library.on.ca/node/3678

Habitat for Humanity GTA Community Open House. We are hosting an open house and inviting the community to tour the build site. Get geared in PPE and tour our build site. Discover who we are and how we are helping lower income families achieve the dream of home ownership.

Are you new to Canada and want to know more about finding a job in Canada?

Learn about how to get your international professional credentials recognized in Ontario from The Accreditation and Qualification Information Services (AQIS)

AQIS provides services including:

• Credential assessment information
• Alternative career options
• Skills upgrading, Training, and Education
• Customized career pathway action plan

This group will provide a space to find new ideas and new friends to help you  with your job search in Canada.

[Adults]

Bowmanville Branch
Second Wednesday of the month; March 8, April 12, May 10
6:30 to 7:30 p.m.

Drop in; no registration required. No charge.

Bring your own hand-held craft project to work on while getting to know other crafters at the library. Have fun socializing and sharing your work with others.

More information: www.clarington-library.on.ca/node/3635