Program Code: COWD 108
Credential: Certificate of Completion
Program Length: 1 semester
Start Date: December 2024
Overview
Occupation-Specific Language Training (OSLT) is a FREE language program designed specifically to help newcomers who have educational training and/or work experience from outside Canada in a particular field. This course will provide you with the technical work-related language skills and awareness of Canadian workplace culture needed to enter and be successful in your profession in Canada.
All OSLT graduates will earn a Humber certificate.
Job-search support and mentoring opportunities are also available.
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DECEMBER 2024 PROGRAMS
OSLT Project Management (Virtual Online Program)
For immigrants with backgrounds in Project Management.
Program Duration: 15 weeks (December 2024)
OSLT Technology (Virtual Online Program)
For immigrants with backgrounds in Engineering, Architecture or Information Technology.
Program Duration: 15 weeks (December 2024)
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OSLT Entrepreneurship, Sales and Marketing (Virtual Online Program)
For immigrants with backgrounds in Entrepreneurship, Sales and Marketing.
Program Duration: 15 weeks (December 2024)
Watch the video to hear how How Occupation-Specific Language Training (OSLT) Helps Newcomers Find Their Dream Careers in Canada.
"I arrived in Canada recently and my main aim was to enter my industry of choice. This program was great to understand Canadian environment. It was also great to go ahead with job search and the mock interview is the best practice. The program encourages us to give presentations and improve our communication skills. I really recommend the program to my colleagues and any newcomers."
Muhammad Kazmi
These courses are for you if:
A CLB assessment that verifies a language level between 6 - 8 is required prior to admission.
OSLT is a FREE language training program for newcomers to Ontario.
These courses will help you to:
You will learn about the resources that you can use to identify the requirements for working in your field in Ontario. You will start to understand Canadian workplace culture and will practice introducing yourself professionally.
Here you will practice asking questions clearly and appropriately to get the right information. You will also develop skills needed to share and present information accurately.
Practice using technology to communicate, including by telephone, email and other Internet-based communication tools.
Practice strategies for managing interactions including formal and informal interactions, dealing with workplace issues, managing situations that require assertiveness or solving conflicts.
Finally, you will prepare for Job Searches. This includes asking for references and researching networking opportunities. You will also practice examining Job ads, presenting your accomplishments, and practice your in-person and telephone interview skills.