Applications now open for Digital Nova Scotia's free career-building program

Get ready to launch your career in the tech industry with Skills for Hire Atlantic, a no-cost career-building program offering comprehensive training in data analytics and cybersecurity. In collaboration with Bluedrop Learning Networks and funded in part by the Government of Canada's Adult Learning, Literacy, and Essential Skills Program, Skills for Hire Atlantic is designed to address the increasing demand for skilled entry-level talent. But it's not just about acquiring technical skills; our program also focuses on building your confidence and professional network, ensuring you're fully prepared to tackle real-world challenges. Over the course of 20 weeks, you'll have the flexibility to learn at your own pace, in either English or French, with the support of our dedicated team. From mastering the essentials of tech to refining your soft skills, we're committed to preparing you for a successful career. By equipping participants with the skills they need to excel, we're driving innovation, fueling economic growth and shaping a brighter future for our region. If you're a current resident of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island or Newfoundland & Labrador, aged 18 or above, and hold a high school diploma or GED, we invite you to apply. Whether you're a recent graduate eager to kickstart your career, a seasoned professional looking to pivot into tech, or simply someone passionate about learning new skills for the digital age, Skills for Hire Atlantic is for you! [button link="https://skillsforhire.ca/" label="Apply now"]
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