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INTEGRATED EMPLOYABILITY
SKILLS TRAINING FOR IMMIGRANTS
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+ J  Q" _& n; D6 u; XProgram Overview:

5 F3 p, R/ q) L3 ~( ]Integrated Employability Skills Training gives immigrants the essential
+ c  l4 m! D9 jskills needed for success in the Alberta workplace. This 5-month funded
  L" f) k1 V2 ~program combines classroom-based training with work site visits and work
3 y1 x6 m  U/ h' c! texperience placements in high-demand semi-skilled occupations, such as
warehousing, customer service, hospitality, healthcare support, food
) C: p  i2 d: u2 e  B$ ?3 hservices and others.
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( c* f, ]4 _8 U& x1 K& J8 OCandidate Profile:
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Candidates for this funded program must be landed immigrants, Canadian
citizens or refugees who are eligible to work in Canada and who have:
*        English communication skills in the 4 - 6 range on CLB
6 C) a: c( L; E*        Basic literacy and numeracy skills and some secondary or post-
secondary education
; c6 Z! n! ~9 [& `# J*        A genuine interest in finding permanent employment in a high-demand
6 \8 R7 J( b/ @occupation
) w# J; \$ {0 ~0 T3 v5 J- \*        Availability to study fulltime for 5 months and then be employed
$ |! ?3 y- n( H0 T7 ?. h" {6 ?*        Willingness to commit to a program and future job
*        Resided in Alberta for the past 3 months

: I+ S) {7 G% L) fProgram Description:

/ m; z' |' u  K                        *        4 months classroom-based instruction and
field trips
8 u; u) J( Y0 b4 J- x        *        Improve your English while learning about a variety of
high-demand occupations
        *        Increase computer skills (MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint,
Internet, etc.)
; R( }7 C- V/ Q! v9 E, l* G4 e        *        Write a winning resume and improve interview skills
        *        Get First Aid/CPR and WHMIS certificates
% a9 B7 t. E: m' S        *        Take advantage of one-on-one employment counseling
                        *        1 month work-experience placement
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  ^1 w- y1 e- y: q: G# @5 ^- ^% CClass Schedule and Location:
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        *        September 12, 2005 to January 31, 2006
  U( N! L' f5 l        *        Monday to Friday
5 N' _, M- F$ v        *        9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. (tentative)
        *        All classes are held at The Path to Employment, 10211 - 97
Street, Edmonton

Funding:
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2 v; t! c. G8 @* h; wStudents may be eligible for tuition and living expenses from Student
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, s. U( Y; j/ F  c/ ?/ `HOW TO APPLY or FOR MORE INFORMATION:
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+ k: p3 I1 G2 _+ ~8 sPlease contact Anna Kuranicheva at (780) 421-7400, or
; F) h! r  W, J; C- Uakuranicheva@emcn.ab.ca
8 r3 E1 |$ \! g0 _. d1 G7 T: T5 v                        Edmonton Mennonite Centre for Newcomers - The Path
2 Q( k8 B  ?8 V3 Z' Z# a4 Nto Employment
* v/ [$ ?5 h+ v+ ]& S; Y! ?9 u                10211 - 97 Street, Edmonton, Alberta?T6J 0L6

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