Of course the Toronto Public Library can help with job searches! And it has books and resources for careers, education, planning, starting your own business and more.
They also have workshops at different branches by experts.
Access more info with a library card. Bring whatever ID and mail that you have to a library branch. Sometimes downtown libraries will be more understanding with readers who don’t have a fixed address.
Toronto Public Library can help you with your career and job search:
- Free computers at every branch with high-speed internet access, Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint
- Free wireless internet (Wi-Fi) at all branches
- Business information librarians at the Toronto Reference and North York Central Libraries to help you use research tools. Book a free appointment with a librarian for assistance
- Classes and workshops in library branches
- Books, magazine articles, business and industry directories and other resources
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