Saskatchewan - Apply for Youth Employment and Skills Program

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Procedure

Apply In-Person:

1. To apply for Youth Employment and Skills Program in person, the applicant has to visit the regional office of the Youth Employment and Skills Program.
2. Address and contact details of the Youth Employment and Skills Program can be found in the following Contact link
3. Visit the office as applicable and obtain a Project Application Form for the Youth Employment and Skills Program, from the relevant department.
4. Make sure that all the documents listed in the “Required Documents” section of this page, are available while visiting the office.
5. The staff will provide the application form to be completed by the applicant. The applicant has to complete it with the required information.
6. After completing, the required documents should be attached with the form and submitted to the official.
7. The application process is free and the applicant need not pay anything to apply for the program.
8. Once the application has been submitted, the department will review and assess the application against the parameters and criteria of the program.
9. If any additional information is required, the applicant will be contacted by the department and they should respond to the department as required.
10. Within 50 business days, the Program will notify the applicant in writing about the conditional approval of rejection of the application.
11. Applications that are approved will be taken to the further levels of processing. Those applicants will be informed and provided with the other necessary forms to be completed.
12. When all the required forms have been furnished, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada will send the allocated payment to the applicant, within thirty business days.

Apply through email

1. To apply for Youth Employment and Skills Program through email, the applicant has to forward an application to the email address of the Youth Employment and Skills Program.
2. The email address of the Youth Employment and Skills Program is as follows: [email protected]
3. First, the applicant has to obtain the Project Application Form for the Youth Employment and Skills Program by contacting it Contact link
4. The Department will send the application to the applicant through any of the applicable modes.
5. After receiving the form, the applicant has to complete the form by providing the required details in the provided fields, as applicable.
6. Make sure that all the documents listed in the “Required Documents” section of this page, are available.
7. Then, the completed application form should be sent to the above-mentioned email address, along with the required documents.
8. The application process is free and the applicant need not pay anything to apply for the program.
9. Once the application has been submitted, the department will review and assess the application against the parameters and criteria of the program.
10. If any additional information is required, the applicant will be contacted by the department and they should respond to the department as required.
11. Within 50 business days, the Program will notify the applicant in writing about the conditional approval of rejection of the application.
12. Applications that are approved will be taken to the further levels of processing. Those applicants will be informed and provided with the other necessary forms to be completed.
13. When all the required forms have been furnished, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada will send the allocated payment to the applicant, within thirty business days.

Apply through mail

1. To apply for Youth Employment and Skills Program through mail, the applicant has to forward an application to the mailing address of the Youth Employment and Skills Program.
2. The mailing address of the Youth Employment and Skills Program is as follows: Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Youth Employment and Skills Program, 301-2010, 12th Avenue, Regina, Saskatchewan, S4P 0M3.
3. First, the applicant has to obtain the Project Application Form for the Youth Employment and Skills Program by contacting it Contact link
4. The Department will send the application to the applicant through any of the applicable modes.
5. After receiving the form, the applicant has to complete the form by providing the required details in the provided fields, as applicable.
6. Make sure that all the documents listed in the “Required Documents” section of this page, are available.
7. Then, the completed application form and required documents should be sent to the above-mentioned mailing address, through a safe and secure mail service.
8. The application process is free and the applicant need not pay anything to apply for the program.
9. Once the application has been submitted, the department will review and assess the application against the parameters and criteria of the program.
10. If any additional information is required, the applicant will be contacted by the department and they should respond to the department as required.
11. Within 50 business days, the Program will notify the applicant in writing about the conditional approval of rejection of the application.
12. Applications that are approved will be taken to the further levels of processing. Those applicants will be informed and provided with the other necessary forms to be completed.
13. When all the required forms have been furnished, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada will send the allocated payment to the applicant, within thirty business days.

Apply through Fax

1. To apply for Youth Employment and Skills Program through fax, the applicant has to forward an application to the fax number of the Youth Employment and Skills Program.
2. Fax number of the Youth Employment and Skills Program is as follows: 306-780-7353
3. First, the applicant has to obtain the Project Application Form for the Youth Employment and Skills Program by contacting it Contact link
4. The Department will send the application to the applicant through any of the applicable modes.
5. After receiving the form, the applicant has to complete the form by providing the required details in the provided fields, as applicable.
6. Make sure that all the documents listed in the “Required Documents” section of this page, are available.
7. Then, the completed application form and required documents should be sent to the above-mentioned fax number.
8. The application process is free and the applicant need not pay anything to apply for the program.
9. Once the application has been submitted, the department will review and assess the application against the parameters and criteria of the program.
10. If any additional information is required, the applicant will be contacted by the department and they should respond to the department as required.
11. Within 50 business days, the Program will notify the applicant in writing about the conditional approval of rejection of the application.
12. Applications that are approved will be taken to the further levels of processing. Those applicants will be informed and provided with the other necessary forms to be completed.
13. When all the required forms have been furnished, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada will send the allocated payment to the applicant, within thirty business days.

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Required Documents

During Application submission:

• Completed Project Application Form
• Copy of Company’s Registration Certificate
• Articles of Incorporation copy

After approval:

• Completed Participant Information Form
• Completed Contribution Agreement
• Completed Financial Claim Form

Office Locations & Contacts

Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada,
Youth Employment and Skills Program,
301-2010, 12th Avenue,
Regina,
Saskatchewan, S4P 0M3.
Toll Free Number: 1-866-452-5558
TDD/TTY: 613-773-2600
Fax: 306-780-7353
Email: [email protected]
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Eligibility

• Agricultural related organizations which offer opportunities to develop agriculture career-related work experiences and skills for the young people in Canada, can apply.
• Applicants must be legal entities and capable of entering into binding agreements legally.
• Projects must have started after April 1, 2022 and must be completed by March 31, 2023.

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Fees

• The application process is free and the applicant need not pay anything to apply for the program.

Validity

• The benefits will be valid throughout the tenure of the project.

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Processing Time

• The applicant will receive the acknowledgement receipt of application within 3 business days.
• Within 50 business days, the Program will notify the applicant in writing about the conditional approval of rejection of the application.
• Successful applicants who have entered into a Contribution Agreement with AAFC will be sent a payment within 30 business days of receipt of a duly completed and documented financial claim.

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Instructions

• All mandatory fields must be completed and all questions must be answered in order for the form to be considered complete.
• If the applicant chooses to submit the Project application by mail or fax, it could take longer to receive the confirmation.
• Applicants are advised to go through the following document for guidance before applying Guidance

Required Information

• Canada Revenue Agency number
• Full name of the contact person
• Physical and mailing address
• Names and addresses of the Shareholders, members and partners
• Contact number and Date of Birth
• Agricultural products
• Names of the administrators

Need for the Document

• The Youth Employment and Skills Program provide a wage subsidy to employers who hire youth for agricultural jobs. Agricultural related organizations which offer opportunities to develop agriculture career-related work experiences and skills for the young people in Canada can make use of this program and obtain subsidy.

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