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INTEGRATED EMPLOYABILITY
1 B* q2 |1 J6 l WSKILLS TRAINING FOR IMMIGRANTS
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5 k& m8 p9 t% @$ W% {Program Overview:1 e2 ]" U0 E0 j* f# F- g+ ]
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Integrated Employability Skills Training gives immigrants the essential
3 n }0 X6 `/ g, u6 Q8 [8 `# n/ Gskills needed for success in the Alberta workplace. This 5-month funded
$ ~5 ?0 i; {. V; j8 X' H- a7 i' }program combines classroom-based training with work site visits and work
6 W* P0 V! W3 |% t! B# Rexperience placements in high-demand semi-skilled occupations, such as
0 ^9 R8 i: B/ h- @( P9 Swarehousing, customer service, hospitality, healthcare support, food
9 w' a1 w1 B; V" \5 F' dservices and others.4 z9 I8 u* d$ e4 N- R% ?) a
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Candidate Profile:0 B9 s& C" ~ q. J' H* C/ u
5 i/ o0 R9 ~1 z2 c1 SCandidates for this funded program must be landed immigrants, Canadian
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* English communication skills in the 4 - 6 range on CLB
# J4 K# B: j$ o% [+ U5 R* Basic literacy and numeracy skills and some secondary or post-, s6 e1 b" }) p$ w: d
secondary education4 L& |/ e0 A* B) U
* A genuine interest in finding permanent employment in a high-demand* e* @$ n* r9 M$ m; g
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* Availability to study fulltime for 5 months and then be employed
T8 I4 T+ H; |+ U3 i9 }5 q) I* Willingness to commit to a program and future job
# W" V2 x. i1 q. k8 k0 }! E* Resided in Alberta for the past 3 months# f$ s6 Q8 H3 Z: Q
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Program Description:
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% N4 L5 ^% C! z * 4 months classroom-based instruction and0 d0 E% C3 G( J; e/ E3 C( ~
field trips+ V8 N! Q: n: e. |0 X h+ I
* Improve your English while learning about a variety of& _! R' B% _, t, A T9 E6 M' F
high-demand occupations
/ A f: v0 I E. p+ t * Increase computer skills (MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint,
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* Write a winning resume and improve interview skills# w4 ~) W/ o; L; z6 `7 i& W
* Get First Aid/CPR and WHMIS certificates* ]" n. J4 N: S2 P- V! l
* Take advantage of one-on-one employment counseling) J6 @3 [+ _2 H ]: J
* 1 month work-experience placement
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Class Schedule and Location:6 K- R1 }7 j$ D. u2 g3 f- H1 k" S
6 T. |- p5 E% P9 g J% w * September 12, 2005 to January 31, 2006
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* 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. (tentative) d9 Y( k; U# Y" o
* All classes are held at The Path to Employment, 10211 - 97
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9 N% N2 ?) v3 W! b! b; XFunding: v. y0 M/ T" ^
$ V5 w2 u# ~5 v7 [; FStudents may be eligible for tuition and living expenses from Student
* ^2 d) B3 ^* _$ H @Finance.
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HOW TO APPLY or FOR MORE INFORMATION:+ d1 C5 y f. R# l
z& C4 U- f$ g- J5 j8 R. n( L; tPlease contact Anna Kuranicheva at (780) 421-7400, or8 f* r- Y. X# a2 O
akuranicheva@emcn.ab.ca
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to Employment
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