Youth Build Program Opens Thompson Applications for Sep 2026 - AI Generated Image
BGC Thompson is now accepting applications for the 2026–2027 Youth Build Program, a local initiative offering academic upgrading and work experience for Thompson residents aged 18 to 29.
The program is designed for individuals who have not completed high school and are currently unemployed, underemployed, or receiving social assistance. It combines life skills training with academic support and concludes with a 10-week job placement.
Interested applicants can contact the Youth Build Coordinator at BGC Thompson by calling 204-778-7575 extension 5 to schedule an appointment. The program is scheduled to begin in September 2026.
To complete the application, candidates must provide a Social Insurance Number, birth certificate, and a valid Manitoba Public Insurance ID or driver’s license. Applicants also need a bank account with a void check that matches the address on their identification.
The program operates out of 365 Thompson Drive North. Potential participants can also request more information by emailing youthbuild@bgcthompson.ca.
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