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Tag Archives: settlement services
The Newcomer Resource: October 2012 Edition
Welcome to the October 2012 edition of the Newcomer Resource, an e-newsletter from The Centre for Skills Development & Training for newcomers, service providers and other organizations. We hope this newsletter will keep you up-to-date on services and programs for newcomers … Continue reading
We’re Looking for Volunteers!
The Centre’s Newcomers Network is looking for volunteers to help out with our weekly conversation circles. The Newcomers Network conversation circles are open to anyone and run every Wednesday at the Glen Abbey Public Library in Oakville from 7:00 to … Continue reading
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Tagged Oakville, services for newcomers, settlement services, volunteer
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Find a Networking Group
Networking is one of the most effective ways to fast-track your job search. But sometimes it can be difficult to know who to network with or where to go to meet new people. Joining a professional network is a great … Continue reading
Settlement Assistance at the Halton Hills Public Library
As of September 20, 2012 newcomers in Halton Hills can meet with a Settlement Information Specialist at the Georgetown branch of the Halton Hills Public Library. The Settlement Specialist will be in the library every other Thursday to help all … Continue reading
Ask the Expert
What kind of food/products can I bring into Canada when I return from another country? There are some restrictions on what you are allowed to bring with you when you return to Canada from another country. These restrictions change … Continue reading
Free Commissioner of Oaths services now offered at The Centre
January 25, 2011 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Burlington, ON: The Centre for Skills Development & Training now offers Commissioner of Oath services for anyone who needs settlement assistance. There is no cost for this service, and appointments are available at … Continue reading
Ask the Expert – May 2011
QUESTION: How long can you stay in Canada before you have to become a Canadian citizen? ANSWER: If you are a Permanent Resident, there is no time limit for becoming a Canadian citizen, and you do not need to become … Continue reading
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Tagged citizenship, permanent resident, settlement services
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CIC begins interim measures for Hamilton newcomers
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Tagged CIS, Language Instruction for Newcomers, LINC, newcomers, settlement services, SISCO
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Discover the history, honour the legacy
February is Black History Month around the globe. In Canada, events and ceremonies are being held to honour the legacy of Black Canadians and all they have done—today and in the past—to help make Canada such a culturally rich nation. … Continue reading
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Tagged Black History Month, Canadian flag, services for newcomers, settlement services
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Spanish-speaking newcomers learn about resources to help them find work in their own professions
For Immediate Release, February 26, 2009 Burlington, ON: The Centre for Skills Development & Training and the Halton Peel Hispanic Association (HPHA) hosted an information session on February 19 to explore employment resources for internationally trained professionals and newcomers. The … Continue reading
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Tagged ELT, English as a Second Language, Enhanced Language Training, ESL, Halton Peel Hispanic Association, job search, language training, LINC/ESL, Newcomer Outreach Workers, services for newcomers, settlement services
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