Our Programs

SAYES is designed to help youth in Edmonton to prepare for future work and/or career decisions by assisting them with preparing, seeking, obtaining, and maintaining employment. This is a 12 week program, 2 weeks of in-class training where participants undergo workplace training and 10 weeks of work experience placement.

As a Sponsorship Agreement Holder (SAH) status organization, SCERDO plays a crucial role in assisting refugees from various parts of the world. The program provides comprehensive settlement, immigration, and employment support to newly arrived refugees in Edmonton. We offer a range of services in multiple languages to help refugees rebuild their lives. The aim is to assist refugees in integrating into the local community and achieving self-sufficiency.

The English as a Second Language (ESL) Program to support newcomers in developing foundational English skills for daily life, employment, and community integration. This program is designed as a free, community-based resource to improve access to language support for individuals who may not otherwise be able to participate in formal language training programs.

The Computer Literacy Training Program provides essential digital skills for everyday life, employment, and access to online services. The program is offered as a free community resource to support individuals with limited or no prior experience using computers.

Orientation Workshops provide an ideal platform to discuss the transition into a new country. Topics covered include job search, navigating the city, opening a bank account, accessing education for yourself and your children, as well as understanding your rights and freedoms in Canada.