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Program Application

We are currently accepting program applicants for a May 1 program start date

Participants must be able to commit to participating in the program from May 1st 2023 to February 1st 2024. Due to the nature of the program, and the high volume of participants, not all applicants are accepted to the program. Applicants must meet the program eligibility in order to move forward.

To get started, review our recruitment process below and complete the program application. Individuals who are interested in the program will only be considered if they fill out the below application. Please note that submitting an application does not guarantee the applicant’s acceptance. All applicants will receive an email response from Good Foot, within 2 weeks of their initial application submission. We ask for your patience as we review all applications.

Recruitment Process

Part 1. Fill out the Online Form located at the bottom of this page

Part 2: Pre-Screening & In-Depth Application (approx. 60 minutes)

The process consists of two (2) parts:
  1. Pre-Screening & In-Depth Application Process
    1. Intake: Applicants will meet with a member of our Programs team to begin the intake process and get to know the applicant a bit better. We will collect information about the applicant’s preferred learning style, interest in the program and their previous work or volunteer experience.
    2. Pre-Screening Questions: Applicants attend a sit-down meeting with our Programs team where the applicant will be asked a variety of questions that will allow us to assess their knowledge and skill set to determine if this program is the right fit for the applicant. The applicant will receive a copy of the questions in advance for reference.
  2. Assessment: Lastly, participants will participate in a short skills assessment using a smartphone.
Please note that being invited to this stage of the recruitment process does not guarantee that the applicant is accepted to the program.

Part 3: Skills & Navigation Assessment (approx. 2.5 – 3 hours)

The process consists of three (3) parts:
  1. Sit-Down Meeting: Selected applicants will attend a sit-down meeting with our Programs team where the applicant will be asked a variety of questions that will allow us to assess their knowledge and skill set to determine if this program is the right fit for the applicant. During the interview, the applicants will receive a printed copy of the questions for reference.
  2. Written Portion: Second, selected applicants will complete a short answer questionnaire, involving problem solving, reading comprehension and scenario questions.
  3. Navigation Assessment: Lastly, participants will be directed to complete a “mock delivery” with an Assessment Facilitator, taking the TTC to a nearby location and back to the office. The applicant will be given an outline of the process including the addresses that they will be traveling to, that they may reference at any time. The Assessment Facilitator will also have this information and can answer any questions the applicant may have. Time Permitting: Applicants fill out program forms with a member of the Programs team.
Please note that being invited to this stage of the recruitment process does not guarantee that the applicant is accepted to the program.

Part 4: Complete Program Forms (approx. 15 – 30 minutes)

Program Application

This application is for neurodivergent individuals to apply to Good Foot's employment and training program Good Foot Forward.

Name(Required)
Address(Required)
Pronouns are the part of speech used to refer to someone in the third person - a term that substitutes your name. For example "they/them" or "she/her".
The Good Foot Forward Employment & Training Program is offered to individuals who identify as neurodivergent, with a focus on autism, ADHD and learning disabilities, however we welcome anyone who identifies as neurodivergent to apply. Good Foot respects and recognizes self-diagnosis/identity.
Neurodivergent is an umbrella term to describe differences in brain function. The neurodivergent umbrella includes autism, ADHD, learning disabilities, OCD, down syndrome, dyslexia, dyspraxia and many more. The applicant is not required to disclose any confidential information about their health.
This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.

We thank all who apply to our program, however given the high number of applicants, we are limited with our ability to provide feedback to those who are not selected to move forward.​

Questions? Email programs@goodfootdelivery.com

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