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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.
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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.
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.
Aecon Information Session for Job Seekers
A virtual information session is being hosted for job seekers interested in opportunities with Aecon, one of Canada’s leading construction and infrastructure companies. This session is designed for individuals exploring careers in skilled trades, construction, engineering, and a range of other roles across the sector.
🌟 What Participants Will Learn
The session will cover key topics to help job seekers understand Aecon’s work, values, and employment pathways:
Who Aecon is as an organization
Company history and major projects
Current and upcoming builds
What Community Benefits means in the construction sector
How Aecon implements Community Benefits Programs
Employment opportunities in the construction industry
Overview of skilled trades careers
ECWE-EG trades and subcontractor roles
The role of unions and why joining one supports a trades career
Available resources for job seekers
Open Q&A
📅 Event Details
Date: Thursday, May 28
Time: 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Format: Virtual session
🔗 Registration
Open to all job seekers. Registration is required.
https://accesemployment.my.site.com/EventRegistration/s/?uid=
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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.
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