February 27, 2007 • 7:20 pm
These workshops are free, but are intended for people who are either unable to pay for courses or need these skills in order to return to work. There are two levels of computer workshops.
1) Basic computer skills workshops are for individuals who have little or no previous experience with computers.
This workshop includes an introduction to the computer, typing skills, MS Word, Internet, and email.
The basic computer workshops run for six Tuesday mornings from 9:30-11:30.
2) The advanced computer skills workshops are for individuals who have basic knowledge of computers and are interested in advancing their skills. The components of the workshops include: introduction to Microsoft Powerpoint, Microsoft Excel, or Microsoft Publisher. The Advanced workshops run for three Thursday mornings from 9:30-11:30 and focus on one component (example: MS Powerpoint for three Thursdays).
For more information on what is covered in the workshops, please visit our website at www.learningexchange.ubc.ca.
If you would like more information about the workshops or to register, please call 604.408-5164.
Dionne Pelan, Storefront Programs Coordinator
UBC Learning Exchange
121 Main Street Vancouver, BC V6A 2S5
Tel: 604.408-5179
Filed under: Employment Section
Program Information
- 13 Week program for Aboriginal Women
- Gain knowledge and experience in FIVE building construction trades
- Specific skills training: Worksafe Awareness; Level 1 First Aid; WHMIS Certification,
•Basic computer use; Employment Standards & Human Rights awareness
•Participants will begin to explore/research the different areas of employment in the construction building trades
•Practical hands-on training will give Aboriginal women experience with tools, equipment and materials in a construction environment
•Painting & Decorating
•Heavy Equipment Operation orientation on 50 acres at the operating engineers training site in Surrey
•Metal Trades – Pipefitting (Plumbing), Welding and Fabricating
To be referred to an interview appointment and look at the possibility of financial assistance (for those who qualify) phone ACCESS to meet with an Employment Counselor today!
Interviews will be arranged for February 20, 2007. Start Date of Program: February 26, 2007.
TEL: (604) 251-7955
www.buildingfuturestoday.com
* Please note that living allowance will only be considered by ACCESS after all sources of funding have been exhausted.*
Filed under: Employment Section
Dates: Tuesday February 27th 5:30pm – 8:30pm
Location: UNN Office 678 East Hastings
To register call Theresa@ 604 688 1821 or theresa@unns.bc.ca
Thank you
Filed under: Events Section
