Ability Learning Network creating careers and finding the job that fits - since 1993
Phone: 416-350-2331 · Facsimile 416-350-2119 · 222 The Esplanade, Lower Level · Toronto ON M5A 4M8

Location


222 The Esplanade, Lower Level we are located one block south of Front Street and One block east of Sherbourne Street.

 

Directions

 

By Subway: take the Subway to Castle Frank Station and then take the #65 Parliament bus south and get off at The Esplanade and look for our street level entrance beside the Coffee Time.

 

Or take the Subway to Sherbourne Station and take the #75 Sherbourne bus south to The Esplanade an walk east on The Esplanade one block until you pass Princess Street and look for our street level entrance beside the Coffee Time.

 

By Streetcar: take the King Streetcar to Sherbourne Street and walk two blocks south to The Esplanade, which is one street south of Front Street. Walk east on The Esplanade one block until you pass Princess Street and look for our street level entrance beside the Coffee Time.

 

By Car: See the map to the right for exact directions from your location. There is street parking along The Esplanade and Princess Street and pay parking one block east of our location.

  

Hours of Operation

 

The Administration Offices are open from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday for general inquires, deliveries and to book an appointment for an intake and orientation session.

 

Buidling Trades programs run from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm Monday to Friday for registered participants only.

 

Ontario Works Employment Placement supports are available from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm Monday to Friday for registered participants only.

 

ODSP Employment Supports are available from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm Monday to Friday for registered participants only.

Ability Learning Network is a Private Career College

Registered with the

Ontario Ministry of Training Colleges and Universities

Skills Training


Building Maintenance

Learn the skills needed to work in the trades in the field of plumbing, electrical, drywall, carpentry and painting and decorating. The skills learned in this program enable our graduates to enter the workforce in these trades with the confidence and skills required to be successful.

OW Employment Placement


Employment Placement

Assistance is available for Ontario Works clients to develop a resume, job search, link them with potential employers and prepare for the interview

ODSP Employment Supports


Job Placement and Retention

People With Disabilities can get help to identify job opportunities, prepare for work, get supported job search and job development, interview preparation and job retention supports while on the job.

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Building Trades

2010 program start dates:

 

January 4

March 15

May 24

August 2

October 11

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