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Employment Partnerships Program (EPP) is sponsored by Government of Alberta (funded federally through Canada-Alberta Labour Market Development Agreement and Canada-Alberta Workforce Development Agreement). The Employment Partnerships Program provides funding to Indigenous Skills and Employment Training Program agreement holders for Indigenous workforce development in Alberta.
Its priorities include promoting employment opportunities, developing strategies to employ and retain Indigenous workers, and supporting labour market and workforce planning activities. The program aims to foster industry partnerships and provide direct training and employment supports.
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Employment Partnerships Program (EPP) is funded by Government of Alberta (funded federally through Canada-Alberta Labour Market Development Agreement and Canada-Alberta Workforce Development Agreement). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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