Updates

Winter 2017 courses at Mohawk College through YWCA Hamilton Bridging Program

YWCA Hamilton is offering the following winter 2017 courses at Mohawk College to internationally-trained ICT and environmental professionals.

Grant is available to eligible participants.

Environmental Project Management – Jan 23, 2017 – Mar 25, 2017

Server Administration – Jan 28, 2017 – Mar 25, 2017

Finance for Sustainability – Jan 24, 2017 – Mar 25, 2017

To register, please contact Jupiter Deveau at jdeveau@ywcahamilton.org or at 905-522-9922 ext. 142

Creating Your Path for 2017 Workshop Series

PATH Employment Services is ending off 2016 with the ‘Creating Your Path for 2017’ workshop series. 

With topics like making a great first impression, building self esteem, goal setting, and budgeting, PATH Employment Services will help you to get ready for 2017. All are welcome! Spaces are limited so please call PATH to reserve a seat in any or all of the workshops at 905.528.6611. 

Computer Basics

Computer Basics is a class targeting English speaking adults, over the age of 19 who have little or no computer knowledge.

The class is being taught by The Hamilton Literacy Council and is being held at Mission Services, 196 Wentworth St. North, Room 227.

The winter session runs from January 10th, 2017 to March 14th, 2017.

Social Media Presence - A Job Search Strategy

YWCA Hamilton is hosting a workshop on “Social Media Presence – A Job Search Strategy” on Wednesday, November 16, 2016 at 9 AM to 12 PM. In this workshop, you will learn the importance and benefit of having a professional social media presence to leverage your job search activities. Social media topics include LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook and Glassdoor.

We can only accommodate 10 attendees for this session. Kindly RSVP to Jupiter at 905-522-9922 ext. 142 on or before Friday, November 11th to reserve you spot. Coffee and muffins will be provided.

Budgeting

Personal Budgeting & Debt Reduction Workshop

Internet Technologies course - October 15th start

This course is offered through YWCA Hamilton's bridging programs. In this course, students will build, analyze and test dynamic interactive web applications using client-and-server-side scripting languages and environments such as JavaScript, VBScript, PHP and Active Server Pages through extensive hands-on projects revolving around actual business practices. $196.41 (OBPAP Grant available)

YWCA Hamilton's Bridging to Information and Communications Technology program is open to internationally-trained ICT professionals who are looking to work in the ICT sector in Canada.

For program details and registration, contact Jupiter at 905-522-9922 ext. 142 or at jdeveau@ywcahamilton.org.