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Originally Posted by The_little_didgee
This program only operates in Ontario, Canada. It is a part of Employment Ontario.
The school employment program is probably the best way to go. Over time your instructors and fellow students will get to know you, and will be able to recommend you to potential employers. Another poster mentioned looking into start-ups and small companies. I really think this a good idea.
I'm returning to school in the fall to train as a professional machinist. We will be creating portfolios of our work. Will you be doing the same?
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Go figure. Freaking Canadians have it made haha
Since I want to ultimately get into freelancing, a portfolio will be paramount so of course I will be building one over time.
In the mean time, I will simply continue doing what I've been doing and hope that I can appear to be good enough as I learn more interviewing and social skills.