Machining training for women
Apply online; no closing date is stated.
What you get
Free machining training, then a paid work placement. Boots, safety gear and tools are provided.
Who can get it
- Women and gender-diverse people
- On a low income, 18 or older
- Allowed to work in Ontario
How to get it
- Apply with the online form.
- Go to the mandatory information session.
- Take the online math and English assessment.
Checked by us: October 2026, on the official page.
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WoodGreen CNC/Precision Machining Skills Training for women (free, with an 8-week paid placement, Toronto)
Run by WoodGreen Community Services.
From the official page
Free training with George Brown College that prepares women and gender-diverse people for entry-level manufacturing work, followed by an 8-week paid work placement. Work boots, safety equipment and a toolkit are provided at no cost.
Who can get it: more
Women and gender-diverse people on a low income, 18 or older, legally entitled to work in Ontario.
How to get it: more
- Go to a screening interview if your scores qualify.
Bring: Math and English assessment; Info session and interview.
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- CostNo fee is stated on the official page.
- LanguagesEnglish
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