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INTEGRATED EMPLOYABILITY
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/ _: F$ q$ Q5 x3 `, B% p5 HProgram Overview:
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8 A, {* e9 K: O! B+ z8 P* dIntegrated Employability Skills Training gives immigrants the essential7 i! b# `4 W5 ?/ I0 D& u
skills needed for success in the Alberta workplace. This 5-month funded
* Q. D8 s: c' o$ f' J6 K" w# Gprogram combines classroom-based training with work site visits and work
$ Q" C* m* F, n6 E3 d" Eexperience placements in high-demand semi-skilled occupations, such as
! c1 S0 w O2 d Zwarehousing, customer service, hospitality, healthcare support, food
9 t$ N( y* Y& }. Aservices and others.
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# m c+ K4 t& JCandidate Profile:
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! h. s- ^/ ~! SCandidates for this funded program must be landed immigrants, Canadian7 q3 t7 w( a6 F2 l$ R
citizens or refugees who are eligible to work in Canada and who have:
; x& s! P6 Z/ m* English communication skills in the 4 - 6 range on CLB9 G6 T. G- ~2 W& E6 i$ D c4 w2 p0 q
* Basic literacy and numeracy skills and some secondary or post-) s) |' ^: ]3 l+ Z! O4 P# ^+ S5 |
secondary education
# Y+ C" i9 i# z+ G) c3 R5 M* m) R* A genuine interest in finding permanent employment in a high-demand. m: E( q7 ^& a" J2 h2 z1 l" \9 ^
occupation
c- M- o4 E$ ]* L/ a* Availability to study fulltime for 5 months and then be employed
* x; q& W. L( x! I$ Q* Willingness to commit to a program and future job
2 a' o2 g& N: a" M# o* k9 R* Resided in Alberta for the past 3 months
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Program Description:0 j# g! [" r, ^' I7 U* s K
. H% Y# g. l; U8 o& Z4 M * 4 months classroom-based instruction and& G4 B3 N7 q: K0 n( F* q
field trips, E7 K6 A9 Q) a
* Improve your English while learning about a variety of
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* Increase computer skills (MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint,0 f8 q9 Q9 b* h, Q
Internet, etc.)
3 L6 b! k8 p+ V* h* d * Write a winning resume and improve interview skills
6 K- W F P; O7 }" o3 `; `! \ * Get First Aid/CPR and WHMIS certificates
: _0 j# ^# P. v * Take advantage of one-on-one employment counseling, U' U6 g8 x( p) k* g: T' j: X
* 1 month work-experience placement
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/ A7 E0 B H( i* r) H- UClass Schedule and Location:; S' ^7 C! X; s) E
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* September 12, 2005 to January 31, 2006
. ]$ _6 r! a# G9 n9 Z3 K7 @ * Monday to Friday
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) o* ?- r& n+ ^! H" Z * All classes are held at The Path to Employment, 10211 - 97
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1 \; u' t9 I* ?+ FFunding:
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' v8 j. ]3 q* y& _+ nStudents may be eligible for tuition and living expenses from Student
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HOW TO APPLY or FOR MORE INFORMATION:- O- C4 p* E+ G! g
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Please contact Anna Kuranicheva at (780) 421-7400, or: Y2 \( C9 r5 a4 O" }- t1 P
akuranicheva@emcn.ab.ca' j9 K7 L6 `! e5 q; @
Edmonton Mennonite Centre for Newcomers - The Path$ Y' [1 u% \1 j6 b) F+ d
to Employment8 L% F0 U& U$ C# @
10211 - 97 Street, Edmonton, Alberta?T6J 0L6 |
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