Thanks to a partnership between Rainbow District School Board, Health Sciences North, the City of Greater Sudbury and March of Dimes Canada, students in their final year of high school can develop skills required for entry-level employment
An international program that helps students who require additional support prepare for the world of work has arrived in Greater Sudbury thanks to a partnership between Rainbow District School Board, Health Sciences North, the City of Greater Sudbury and March of Dimes Canada.
In its first year locally, ten students from Rainbow Schools will engage in three internships in various departments at Health Sciences North. The placements, which are eight to ten weeks in duration, are determined by student interest and skill level. Internships are guided by skilled, experienced staff including a teacher from Rainbow District School Board and two job trainers from March of Dimes Canada.
“In September, we will be welcoming our first Project SEARCH cohort - with ten interns who are living with disabilities joining our teams in Pharmacy, Building Services, Food Services, and Laboratory, and other areas. Their support will contribute greatly to our hospital and it will be a privilege to help them develop the skills and confidence they need to thrive and build their futures.”
Seth Dumais-Armitage of Lasalle Secondary School was equally as excited to learn new skills: “After I am finished, I would like to work in a kitchen or maybe in a restaurant,” he said.
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