Congratulations to Bobby Haraba, National Technical Committee member for Heavy Vehicle Technology on his induction into the Alberta Trades Hall of Fame!
Bobby also has provided years of dedication at the provincial level in Alberta and at @WorldSkills in multiple roles.
According to a survey of Canadians commissioned by Skills/Compétences Canada, 77 per cent of respondents believe the COVID-19 pandemic has drawn their attention to the importance of essential workers in the #skilledtrade and #technology sectors.
I’m not sure people understand how much we all rely on the trades. If a homeowner thinks they have to wait for renos now… wait until there aren’t enough skilled workers! Not to mention the construction of public works like hospitals, schools, and roads! #EndSkilledTradesStigma
5. Did you know Canada is experiencing a skills mismatch? As one generation of skilled trades workers retires, without enough people with the right skills to replace them, we’ll start to feel that impact! How do you think that may affect us day-to-day? #EndSkilledTradesStigma
2. When you were in school, were the trades presented as a viable career? If you have high school aged kids now, are they being offered as a “first choice” option? If not, why do you think that is? #EndSkilledTradesStigma
Skills Canada visits Skills Nova Scotia to start planning #SCNC2019!
Compétences Canada visite Skills Nouvelle-Écosse pour commencer les planifications pour #SCNC2019! @Skills_NS
The #skilledtrades are a great job for anybody! If we're going to address the upcoming shortage (Canada needs 277,000 new construction workers by 2027), there's room for anybody with the talent and the drive. Check it out! @Skills_Canada https://t.co/BeXjzKuDuY
Be sure to understand the importance of #essentialskills within the workplace! As a CAD Technician I use these skills on a daily basis! #9AtWork
Numeracy, Communication, Working with Others, Continous Learning, Reading, Writing, Thinking, Document Use & Digital.
@Skills_Canada
#EssentialSkills What are the MOST important? ALL of them! Used them as a Millwright and as a Maintence Planner/Scheduler! #9AtWork Numeracy, Communication, Working with Others, Continous Learning, Reading, Writing, Thinking, Document Use & Digital. @Skills_Canada@MarisaSosa
🌟🎥 Meet Our Alumni 🎥🌟
An interview with the talented Erin Chiasson!
If you are a Skills Canada PEI Alumni and would like to share your story, contact [email protected]!
I am so happy to be involved with @Skills_Canada and @skillscanadapei! Working with an organization like this really opens your eyes to all the inspiring and talented people across our country! #SkillsChangeLives https://t.co/avMgLPiq7h
Are you an outgoing, organized, detail-oriented problem-solver with project management experience? Do you enjoy travelling and seeing Canada? If so, you're in luck! We are hiring a Project Manager - Procurement to join our Business Development team. https://t.co/rtdWgCLDA3
Many of the world’s most famous and ancient buildings were constructed by masonry workers. Hear Rene talks about his work as a Bricklayer and the projects he helped build across Canada & USA.
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