Skills Advance Ontario Community Partner Resources
Help connect people in your community with free training and career support through Durham Workforce Authority’s Skills Advance Ontario program.
Applications for the Nuclear Energy pathway are now open to residents across Ontario. Download the resources below to display in your office or share through your social media channels and community networks.
Suggested post copy is provided with each graphic. Please use https://elkqr.link/sao-cp when sharing these resources so we can track referrals from our community partners.
Nuclear Energy Poster — 8.5 × 11 inches
Download and print this letter-sized poster to hang in your office, reception area or other spaces where clients will see it. The poster includes a QR code linking to the online assessment.
Print on standard 8.5 × 11-inch paper at Actual Size / 100%.
Social Media Graphic 1 — Free Nuclear Energy Training
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Looking for work or thinking about a career change? Free training in nuclear energy is now open to applicants across Ontario!
Delivered by Durham Workforce Authority through Skills Advance Ontario, this pathway offers training through Ontario Tech University, along with career coaching, resume and interview help, job search support and connections to employers.
If you’re out of work, recently laid off or working fewer than 20 hours a week, this could be an opportunity to build skills for a new career.
Complete the online assessment to find out if you’re eligible:
👉 https://elkqr.link/sao-cp
Know someone who could benefit? Share this opportunity with them!
#SkillsAdvanceOntario #NuclearEnergy #FreeTraining #OntarioJobs
Social Media Graphic 2 — Ready for a Career Change?
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Ready for a career change? Your next step could be in nuclear energy.
Durham Workforce Authority’s Skills Advance Ontario program offers FREE training through Ontario Tech University, with applications now open to residents across Ontario.
You’ll also receive career coaching, resume and interview help, job search support and connections to employers.
Out of work, recently laid off or working fewer than 20 hours a week? Complete the online assessment to find out if this pathway is right for you.
Share this opportunity with someone who’s looking for a fresh start.
#SkillsAdvanceOntario #NuclearEnergy #FreeTraining #OntarioJobs
Social Media Graphic 3 — Build Skills. Get Support.
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Taking the next step in your career can feel overwhelming. Having the right training and support can help.
Durham Workforce Authority’s Skills Advance Ontario program offers FREE nuclear energy training through Ontario Tech University, along with:
✅ Career coaching
✅ Resume and interview help
✅ Job search support
✅ Connections to employers
Applications are now open to residents across Ontario. If you’re out of work, recently laid off or working fewer than 20 hours a week, this pathway could be right for you.
Complete the online assessment to check your eligibility:
👉 https://elkqr.link/sao-cp
Know someone exploring their next career move? Share this opportunity with them.
#SkillsAdvanceOntario #NuclearEnergy #FreeTraining #OntarioJobs
Social Media Graphic 4 — Not Sure If You Qualify?
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Interested in free nuclear energy training but not sure if you qualify? It only takes a few minutes to find out.
Durham Workforce Authority’s online assessment helps determine whether the Skills Advance Ontario program is right for you. Applications for the Nuclear Energy pathway are now open to residents across Ontario.
If you’re eligible, the team will guide you through the next steps. If another service is a better fit, they’ll help connect you with additional employment resources.
Take the first step today:
👉 https://elkqr.link/sao-cp
Know someone who’s looking for work or considering a career change? Share this with them.
#SkillsAdvanceOntario #NuclearEnergy #FreeTraining #OntarioJobs
Social Media Graphic 5 — Build Your Future in Nuclear Energy
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Build your future in nuclear energy with FREE industry-focused training through Ontario Tech University’s Nuclear Career Accelerator.
Offered through Durham Workforce Authority’s Skills Advance Ontario program, this pathway introduces you to:
⚛️ Nuclear fundamentals
⚙️ Plant operations and systems
🔧 Skilled trades and technical support
🛡️ Safety practices and regulations
📝 Career preparation and job-ready skills
You’ll also receive career coaching, resume and interview help, job search support and connections to employers.
Applications are now open to residents across Ontario. Complete the online assessment to find out if you’re eligible:
👉 https://elkqr.link/sao-cp
Know someone interested in a career in nuclear energy? Share this opportunity with them!
#SkillsAdvanceOntario #NuclearEnergy #FreeTraining #OntarioJobs
Social Media Graphic 6 — Power Your Future. Power Ontario.
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Power your future. Power Ontario.
Interested in a career in nuclear energy? Durham Workforce Authority’s Skills Advance Ontario program offers FREE training through Ontario Tech University to help you build skills for your next career move.
Along with training, you’ll receive career coaching, resume and interview help, job search support and connections to employers.
Applications for the Nuclear Energy pathway are now open to residents across Ontario.
Take the first step by completing the online eligibility screening:
👉 https://elkqr.link/sao-cp
Know someone looking for work or considering a career change? Share this opportunity with them!
#SkillsAdvanceOntario #NuclearEnergy #FreeTraining #OntarioJobs
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Build Your Future in Nuclear Energy with Free Online Training
Looking for work or considering a career change? Durham Workforce Authority’s Skills Advance Ontario Career Training Program is accepting applications from across Ontario for its free Nuclear Energy pathway.
Ontario’s nuclear energy sector supports the electricity needs of homes, businesses and communities. Investments in refurbishment and new technologies are creating demand for workers in operations, maintenance and technical support. Experience in manufacturing, construction or skilled trades may provide transferable skills—and previous nuclear experience is not required to apply.
Selected participants receive training through Ontario Tech University’s Nuclear Career Accelerator. The fully online program runs for approximately 11 weeks, requiring 10–15 hours per week. Participants work through recorded lessons, readings and assignments on their own schedules, within program deadlines.
Training covers nuclear fundamentals, safety culture, industry standards, workplace communication and technical knowledge. Participants also receive individualized career coaching, resume and interview preparation, networking opportunities and job search support.
If you’re out of work, recently laid off or working fewer than 20 hours a week, this pathway could be a good fit.
Complete the online eligibility assessment to take the first step.