Have you been out of school for a long time? Do you have little work experience? Do you have difficulty finding a job? Have you been out of the workforce for a long time? We are always recruiting people who are ready to get trained and gain new work experience!
Contact us about the Job Training ProgramBy joining Renaissance, you have the opportunity to participate in a number of individual and group training sessions.
Throughout training, you are supported by the management team in your learning of a new trade. You will also benefit from the personal and social support of a counsellor who helps improve your quality of life. Finally, you get access to effective tools and personalized support to help you find and keep a job or to return to studies. Experience the reality of the job market through concrete work experience!
Renaissance offers:
88 %
placement rate
218
participants placed
4 229
placements since the beginning
208
found work
89
obtained a training certificate in a specialized trade
10
returned to school
Salesperson-sorter-cashier
(only at the thrift stores)
Sort, ticket and do the stock rotation of the clothing in the sales area, serve the clients and use the cash register.
Cleaning attendant
Clean and wash the floors, the windows, the walls and counters in the store, as well as manage the inventory of cleaning products. Help to do minor repairs.
Stock handler
Load and unload the trucks and help clients to carry their purchases.
Accounting clerk
(Two training positions per year, only available at the Head Office)
Check the deposits and the cash receipts, treat the accounts payable as well as do the bank reconciliations. Answer phone calls.
Contact us at 514-276-3626 or at information@renaissancequebec.ca to learn more or attend an information session.
In partnership with the Adult Education Centre of Champlain, the 16 Renaissance thrift stores offer a Training Certificate for a Semiskilled Trade (TCST) for Cashier, Sorter/Labeller or Public Building Cleaner. Though not mandatory, this certification is offered to all participants in the integration program.
Certification notably offers anyone who was educated outside of Quebec the opportunity to obtain a certificate recognized within the jurisdiction, which is an important factor when hoping to return to the workforce or to studies.
Certification is guided by a teacher who serves as a supplementary support to the participant on an academic and professional level. The program demands little engagement outside of work hours. During the program, participants must pass evaluations in mathematics and French for which they may be helped beforehand by a teacher.
Lastly, certification enables the right to student rates on STM busses and the metro.