What should I do for work? Job and Career Interest Assessments

Posted by hope4youth on May 13, 2014 · Leave a Comment 

A good place to start is the ALIS (Alberta Learning Information Service) Website. You have to sign up using an email address to use their online self assessments, but it is worthwhile. ALIS offers: Know Yourself – do computer quizzes that will help you learn about what type of work you would like, what kind … Continue reading →

Category ALIS, Career, Career Coaching, Career Planning, Education, Employability, Employment, Getting A Job, Getting Off the Street, Keeping a Job, Personal Growth, Start Your Own Business, Starting Your Own Business, Tools, Trades Training, Transitions and Change, Work, Work Experience

Metis Employment Supports Program

Posted by hope4youth on February 20, 2014 · Leave a Comment 

Do you have a job lined up but the employer requires you to have workboots, tools, or a short course before you can start? The Métis Employment Supports Program can help. This Program provides: Required work equipment and/or attire Tuition and books for short term training such as safety certification Assistance with travel to your … Continue reading →

Category Aboriginal, Certificates, Employability, Employment, First Nations, Metis, Tools, Trades Training, Work, Work Equipment, Work Experience, Workboots