The provincial government and Global Infobrokers are partnering to provide self-employment training for persons living with disabilities. Immigration and Career Training Minister Jeremy Harrison explains that the province is funding $327,000 to Global Infobrokers to facilitate self-employment programs to help people with disabilities gain the skills to successfully launch and operate their own businesses.
Global Infobrokers Inc. is a private post-secondary training institution dedicated to helping entrepreneurs, especially people with disabilities, to start their own companies.
The self-employment program is funded through the Canada-Saskatchewan Labour Market Transfer Agreements.