Skills Training
The Learning Centre offers a variety of part-time courses and workshops. These include computer courses such as MS Excel, MS Word, MS Access, MS PowerPoint, FrontPage, and Internet; workshops such as job search and entrepreneurship, and interest courses such as paddle making, Ojibway language, sewing, scrap booking, native crafts and pow wow regalia/dance instruction.
We have also provided on-site certificate courses by area training institutions. Our courses are constantly changing and are offered on a part-time basis to better serve the dynamics of our rural community. The Learning Centre also offers individualized interactive computer training where the learner works at their own pace.
The Alderville Learning Centre in partnership with Durham College are offering EQUIPASS online courses for a $25.00 yearly fee. This fee includes access to over 197 computer and soft skills training courses. Please contact the office to sign up or request further information. GREAT FOR UPGRADING OR ENHANCING you employment skills.
Stayed tuned for UPCOMING Training Announcements in the FALL.....
Resources
Educational Resources range from computer software programs to books and videos. We have information on educational programs (including Native specific programs), scholarship and grant information, careers, youth information, educational software, videos addressing student issues, and a variety of books.
COMING TO ALDERVILLE LEARNING CENTRE IN OCTOBER
- THE L.I.F.E. PROGRAM
(Running on Tuesdays & Wednesdays from Oct 19-Nov 10, 2010)
Discover your Potential.
Consider the Possibilities.
And make Plans for the future!
The L.I.F.E. program (Learning Incentives for Employment) which includes:
√ Gift Cards for gas, groceries and more
√ FREE Child minding available on-site
√ FREE Lunch and Snacks provided
As a participant in this program, you will receive all the supports you need to move forward in your life!
Community service agencies throughout Northumberland have joined together to make this happen. For more details, speak to your caseworker.
KEY TOPICS include:
• Self - Discovery • World of Work • Goal Setting • Life Skills • Dealing with Difficult People • Job Search • Resume Writing • Interview Skills • Labour Market Research • Educational Opportunities • Support Services in Your Community
For More information Contact the Learning Centre Coordinator, Keri Gray 905-352-2793 or via email at
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