Learn to apply machine learning and artificial intelligence to develop your resume and leverage the traits employers look for that can power up your job search and overcome applicant tracking systems (ATS) challenges.
Learning Objectives:
• Determine the goals of your resume
• Understand AI language models
• Write effective resume specific ChatGPT prompts
The Job Search Workshops (JSW) program provides newcomers with the opportunity to meet and network as they learn job search skills and gather information about the Canadian labour market, understand trends in various sectors and gain insight on Canadian workplace culture. This information session introduces the program to potential participants that are currently residing in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) while also providing overall job search advice.
The Women in Technology program helps newcomer women to start a career in IT by building essential technology skills in areas like programming, web development and coding. In addition to industry-specific technical training, the Women in Technology program will also provide you with an understanding of Canadian workplace culture, connections to employers, job search coaching and mentorship.
This workshop includes an interactive presentation involving practical application of interviewing skills. You will learn strategies for interview answers and how to target
your responses to the job description.
Learning Objectives:
• Review the company and the job before interviewing
• Practice answering common questions
• Follow-up after your interview
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 to Careers in Biomanufacturing is a program that helps internationally trained newcomers with backgrounds in life sciences secure meaningful employment in Ontario’s growing biomanufacturing sector.
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.
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
Thinking about a career in carpentry or the skilled trades?
Join us for a special in-person session with the Carpenters’ Union (UBC) to learn how to get started, what the work is really like, and how to build a long-term career in construction.
In this session, you’ll learn:
How to become a carpenter and join the union
What unionized carpenters actually do day-to-day
Career pathways and growth opportunities in the trades
Wages, benefits, and long-term earning potential
What it takes to succeed in the industry
We’ll also share details about ACCES Employment’s Pre-Apprenticeship Program, which offers paid training to help you build the skills and experience needed to enter the field.
This is a great opportunity to ask questions, make connections, and take a real step toward a career in the trades.
Event Details
Location: ACCES Employment – North York
2001 Sheppard Avenue East, Suite 201
North York, ON, M2J 4Z8
Time: 2:00 PM – 3:30 PM
Coffee and tea will be provided.
This is an open event, but registration is required to attend.
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.
The Connecting to Careers in Construction (Youth) program will help participants explore career paths in the construction sector, experience hands-on trade simulations using virtual reality and video tools, access entry-level job opportunities and apprenticeship pathways, and receive personalized support with resume writing, interview preparation, and one-on-one career coaching.
Connecting to Careers in Biomanufacturing is a program that helps internationally trained newcomers with backgrounds in life sciences secure meaningful employment in Ontario’s growing biomanufacturing sector.
