Career Pathways for Newcomer Women (CPNW) program supports professional women in securing employment that utilizes their skills and experience. This information session introduces the program to potential participants while also providing overall job search advice.
Connecting Engineers with Careers in the Energy Sector (CECES) is an Ontario-wide, online, bridge-to-work program designed to support internationally trained engineering professionals with their integration into the Canadian labour market. This information session introduces the program to potential participants while also providing job search advice for the sector.
We are excited to present the Connecting to Careers in Smart Manufacturing program from ACCES Employment. This reskilling and upskilling initiative aims to provide the tools and knowledge needed to progress careers within the dynamic realm of Smart Manufacturing.
Join us in this interactive workshop to learn how to utilize LinkedIn for your job search journey . You will learn strategies for targeting your LinkedIn profile, forming connections, keeping your account active, and reaching out to employers.
Learning Objectives:
• Target your LinkedIn profile to reach employers
• Connect with professionals in your field for informational interviews
• Reach out to employers and recruiters
This is an informational session on the Employment Services program at ACCES Toronto. Topics covered include eligibility, program benefits, registration process, Q&A & more.
Healthcare Connections helps internationally-educated healthcare professionals create new, non-licensed career pathways in Canada. This information session introduces the program to potential participants through exploring two available program streams- Health Systems & Community Health.
Engineering Connections helps internationally-trained Engineering professionals pursue careers in their sector in Canada. This information session introduces the program to potential participants while also providing job search advice for the sector.
In Person- IES- North York- information session
hinking about starting a business? 98% of businesses in Canada are small businesses and newcomers to Canada start or own businesses at a rate roughly 42% higher than Canadian-born Canadians. Join this session to learn about starting a business in Canada and:
1. the importance of a business plan
2. how research your business idea
3. where to seek financing and resources to support your start up
4. how to register your business
The session includes access to entrepreneurship toolkits, webinars, e-resources and one on one business advisory meetings and an invitation to join Startup Connect and be matched with an entrepreneur mentor.
We are excited to present the Connecting to Careers in Smart Manufacturing program from ACCES Employment. This reskilling and upskilling initiative aims to provide the tools and knowledge needed to progress careers within the dynamic realm of Smart Manufacturing.
This is an informational session on the Employment Services program at ACCES Toronto. Topics covered include eligibility, program benefits, registration process, Q&A & more.
Professional Summary – Maria Chalita: I’m bilingual in English and Spanish, passionate about coaching, and deeply committed to fostering inclusive, high-performing workplaces. Whether advising on complex HR issues,
I am a retired Human Resources Professional with over 20+ years of experience helping organizations—and the people within them—thrive.
