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Upcoming forums on character development in Ontario
Students, Educators, Parents and Community Members are invited to share Ideas on Building Character
A series of forums will be held later this spring in schools across Ontario. At these upcoming forums, community members will have the opportunity to submit ideas on how to inspire young people to become caring and contributing citizens.
For more information:
Government of Ontario / Gouvernement de l'Ontario
Connection: Information for Teachers
Alberta Education has just published another edition of Connection: Information for Teachers
For more information:
Alberta Education
$29M for new University College of the Fraser Valley’s new Chilliwack campus
The Province of British Columbia is investing more than $29 million to purchase 34 hectares of land and build a trades and technology centre for the University College of the Fraser Valley’s new Chilliwack campus as part of B.C.’s first full-service education park.
In addition to investing in land and new buildings, the Province is funding 1,700 new student spaces at UCFV as part of its 25,000-seat expansion plan.
For more information:
Education and Literacy - Province of British Columbia
Great new features on Education Planner Website
Education Planner has just launched two new features to help you plan your education and career. The first is MyEdPlanner, which allows you to create a personal account where you can save your post-secondary program searches and develop education and budget plans. The second feature is Career Developer, which provides access to hundreds of free web-based resources that can assist with career and education planning.
EducationPlanner.bc.ca provides clear, reliable and detailed information about programs at B.C. post-secondary institutions. The website allows you to compare information about programs without having to visit each institution’s website – at no cost to you! Education Planner has information on admission requirements, tuition fees, start dates and application deadlines. Information in Education Planner is checked by post-secondary institutions for accuracy and updated to make sure it is current. Education Planner is managed by the B.C. Council on Admissions and Transfer.
New Features on ALIS
ALIS now has two new features to assist you. e-Resumé Review Service and ALIS User Guides!
e-Resumé Review Service
The e-Resumé Review Service is a new electronic service that
focuses on helping Albertans adjust and tailor their existing resumés
for specific positions.
ALIS User Guides
These guides are quick references by topic or audience on the
where, what and how to use ALIS. There are guides for career planning,
learning, employment, high school educators and parents.
For more information:
Alberta Learning Information Service (ALIS)
Building Tomorrow Today Consultation
Building Tomorrow Today 2007: The Journey Continues… Turn on Your GPS, will be held May 2–4, 2007 at the Mayfield Inn and Suites (16615 109 Avenue) in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Please note that BTT is moving into a new venue for this 13th consultation.
The Three Streams:
Grasp the Present - It’s not 1950 anymore! How are we adjusting to the new realities of the labour market?
Plan for the Future - Let’s develop a strong and diverse workforce for our future. What do you see in 5-10 years?
Stay Powered - When do you get time for yourself? The time is now! Professional development right at your finger tips.
Dynamic Keynote Speakers !
- May 2 - Robin Sharma
- May 3 - Dave Redekopp
- May 4 - Lori-Ann Muenzer
DEADLINE for Early Bird Registration: March 15, 2007
French Second Language Revitalization Program
The French Second Language Revitalization Program (FSLRP) seeks to give French as a Second Language instruction in Manitoba new momentum.
Any school or school division wishing to revitalize French Second Language instruction and any not-for-profit organization that has relevant instructional support services to offer may apply for funding.
The new Grant Application Form for 2007-2008 is now available. The deadline for applications is January 31, 2007.
For more information:
Manitoba Education, Citizenship and Youth / Éducation, Citoyenneté et Jeunesse Manitoba
Increased Services and Staff for Students with Disabilities in Newfoundland and Labrador
Ten full-time permanent staff specialized in working with students with disabilities have been hired at College of the North Atlantic. In addition, specialized equipment has been purchased such as adaptive technologies for visually-impaired students, and technology and adjustable workstations for students with mobility impairments.
"Government invested $500,000 earlier this year to ensure an improvement in support services for students with disabilities at college campuses across the province," said the Honourable Joan Burke, Minister of Education. "This is an important investment that supports our students as well as the college’s efforts to meet the needs of the entire student body. I am confident the additional personnel and technological resources will have a positive impact on the overall experience and future success of these students."
For more information:
Government of Newfoundland and Labrador
New Brunswick Education minister promotes New Brunswick education system to China
The recent mission to the People's Republic of China was very beneficial in raising the profile of the province, Education Minister Kelly Lamrock has said.
Lamrock led a delegation of educators and government representatives on a nine-day mission from Nov. 17-26.
During the trip the delegation met with a wide range of officials to discuss New Brunswick's public education system and universities; education opportunities for New Brunswick; and identify trade, investment, immigration and cultural opportunities.
For more information:
New Brunswick Department of Education
Yukon Government Support For Skilled Trades Increases Apprenticeship
Government of Yukon investment in training and promotion for skilled trades in the Yukon is making a difference. This financial support, along with the participation of Yukon trade employers, has helped to increase apprenticeship registrations by more than 39 per cent in the territory over the past three years.
In 2006-07, more than $756,000 will be spent for trades apprentice coursework through the Canada-Yukon Skills Development contribution agreement. In addition, the Government of Yukon has allocated over $417,000 through the Community Training Funds for trades and construction related programs above and beyond the trades courses delivered by Yukon College.
For more information:
Government of Yukon
Canadian Career Development Foundation catalogue
The Career Clearinghouse is a central hub for career resources, information and advice about current programs, tools, training and effective practices in the field of career development. The catalogue contains over 300 leading edge resources from across Canada and around the world at non-profit prices.
The Centre de ressources-carrières catalogue contains all French language resources.
novascotiacareeroptions.ca
A career-planning website developed for Nova Scotians, with sections for youth, adults, and career coaches. The latest feature is CORI, an interactive 'career counsellor' that uses voice and graphics to explain to users how to prepare for and find the opportunities in Nova Scotia's labour market.
Related Web site
For more information:
Cathy Lane, 902-424-7503
careeroptions@gov.ns.ca
News from Sector Councils
The following links will open a new window and bring you to The Alliance of Sector Councils' Web site.
The CSCSC Becomes a Full Member of TASC
Grocery Projects get Green Light with Federal Funding Approval
Diversity leaders call for business investment and hope for increased aboriginal employment in 2007
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