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Updates from service providers and the WIN Hamilton team
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October 11, 2017
If you have basic computer skills and are over the age of 19 you are welcome to join us in our "MS Word" class.
The location is Mission Services - 196 Wentworth St. North, Room 227
Every Tuesday for 8 weeks starting on October 31st, from 1:00 to 3:30
Please call to register:
905 529-9907 or email info@hamiltonreads.ca
Job Search Zombies: Motivating the Unmotivated Job Seeker
October 10, 2017
You are invited to attend the Employment Assistance Resource Network's yearly PD event: Job Search Zombies on October 24/17. This year our PD event is combined with the Youth Employment Network’s 20th Anniversary Celebration!
Teacher Taught Credit Program (Semester 2) at St. Charles
October 03, 2017
TERM 2: October 20th– December 1st, 2017 (exam: December 1, turn around day: December 4)
Internet/Social Media Nigh Class at St. Charles
September 20, 2017
150 East 5th Street, Hamilton, ON
Download, Search, E-Mail, Attachments, Social Media (Facebook, Twitter)
Self-Paced Credit Courses (Now at 60 Barlake in East End/Stoney Creek)
August 18, 2017
Earn Your High School Diploma
When, Where and How You Want It
It May Be Summer but School Doesn't Have to Be Out!
June 27, 2017
Most of us are thinking about summer vacation but the summer is also a great time to think about preparing for your educational goals! ABEA is the Adult Learning Network in Hamilton and we can provide you with your options and refer you to the right program the first time!
ESL - Security Officer Preparation at St. Charles
June 27, 2017
For newcomer to Canada! Start a new career
LRT Ready!
June 14, 2017
The LRT is coming to Hamilton! Major construction will begin in 2019 which gives students and job seekers time to prepare and upgrade their skills.
To get us ready for this monumental project, WPH is working on a project to share skills information on the occupations created and affected by the construction of the LRT. This project aims to shed light on the impact of this major infrastructure project and inspire students and job seekers alike to see the great opportunities available.
Our report will highlight types of jobs that will be available throughout the construction of LRT and skills, competencies, and training necessary to be successful in careers in these fields.
We would like input from our community partners on what you’d like to see in the guides, and what information is the most beneficial for your learners, students, and clients.
If you have any questions or would like to be involved please contact:
Liz Enriquez, liz.enriquez@workforceplanninghamilton.ca or at 905-521-5777 ext. 12.
Community Expo - Attention Hamilton Service Providers!
May 19, 2017
You are invited to showcase your services and learn about other services at the Hamilton Community Service Provider Expo!
Internet & Social Media Night Class at St. Charles
April 04, 2017
Downloading, Search, E-Mail, Attachments, Social Media (Facebook, Twitter)
April 18, 20, 25, 27, 6-9 pm
$80
http://stcharles.ca/adults/computercourses/
Get Your High School Diploma!
March 29, 2017
We can help you open the door to Graduation and a brighter future.
- FREE Mature student assessment
- Face to Face Classes
- On-Line Study
- Independent Study
- Work For Credit (Co-op)
Skills for Trades Program for Newcomer Women
March 13, 2017
Are you a woman interested in knwoing more about Skilled Trades such as hair-styling, cooking, baking and more?
Attend our information sessions to learn more about these skilled trades, apprenticeship programs, trainings and job skills.
PARTICIPANTS WILL RECEIVE IMPORTANT RESOURCES, INFORMATION, EDUCATION AND EMPLOYMENT COACHING, AND LETTERS/CERTIFICATES OF ACHIEVEMENT FOR THEIR PORTFOLIOS.
Skills for Trades Program for Youth in Hamilton
March 13, 2017
The Skills for Trades Program is an educational project to provide information and resources about how to enter the skilled trades (Examples: electrical, plumbing, millwright, steam fitter etc.);
The program includes mentorship by people in the skilled trades, workshops, and education/employment coaching;
It is available for newcomers, refugees and immigrant youth including temporary international workers, privately sponsored individuals and those who have worked in the trades previously and need Canadian experience;
The program does not launch participants into the trades upon completion of the program, rather it connects them to educational opportunities and creates a plan for success;
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