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Pre-employment Skills Development Training and English Language Workshops

Beginning in January 2012 - See Upcoming Events

Pre-employment Skills Development Training and English Language Workshops are offered again this Winter to all interested newcomers currently registered with AXIS Career Services.

Whether you are writing a resume or preparing for an interview, Career Connections Workshop will provide you with the tools you need to increase your chances of success in the local labour market.

Networks Job Start will help you identify personal career goals, develop essential skills and increase self-confidence. Let our Job Coach assist you with taking those first, important steps towards employment.

Are you taking a TOEFL exam in the near future? Are you an internationally trained professional loooking to improve your communnication skills for success in the energy sector workplace? Through TOEFL Preparation Workshop and Energy Specific Language Training (ESLT), AXIS Career Services will help you prepare and excel in both your classroom and your office.

For our Fall Schedule, please see the Upcoming Events.

For more information, contact us at (709) 579-1780 or axis@nfld.net

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Job Title	Region	Closing Date
CASHIER CLERK	Corner Brook	Feb. 10, 2012
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF SPECIALIST I	St. John's	Feb. 10, 2012
ENFORCEMENT AND PATROL OFFICER I	Corner Brook	Feb. 10, 2012
COMMUNICATIONS CO-ORDINATOR II (FACULTY OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION)	St. John's	Feb. 10, 2012
ICEHR ETHICS OFFICER	St. John's	Feb. 17, 2012

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Jan
27

Harnessing Technology Skills for Growth Conference in St. John's

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Harnessing Technology Skills for Growth Conference was held in St. John's in October 2011. Organized by Canadian Council of Technicians and Technologists (CCTT) and Canadian Technology Immigration Network (CTIN), it addressed issues and challenges related to emerging skills shortages facing technology industries in Newfoundland and Labrador. The participants also discussed strategies for employers searching out the best talent both locally and internationally.

The conference program included keynotes and panel presentations by industry and government leaders, including: Ed Martin, President and CEO of Nalcor Energy; Emad Rizkalla, President and CEO of Bluedrop Performance Learning; Ron Taylor, Executive Director of Newfoundland and Labrador Technology Industries; Nellie Burke, Executive Director of the Office of the Immgiration and Muliticuluturalism, Government of Newfounland and Labrador; Eileen Kelly-Freake, Director, Employment Programs and Career Services, AXIS Career Services; and Pam Toope, Director, Advanced Education and Skills, Government of Newfoundland and Labrador.