Hi Everyone! If you are reading this you are probably wondering where the weekly blog is??? Unfortunately due to life, building a business, school and activities I’ve made the decision to cut down on blogging to 2x’s a month. I want to make sure that what I am putting out there is of quality and […]
Now I want to be clear, if you are an employer, you should be investing in ALL of your staff. However, with Canada’s 2022- 2024 Immigration Plan to welcome 431, 645 permanent residents in 2022 and then: 447, 055 in 2023 451, 000 in 2024 It’s something Canadian employers need to start thinking more about.
Investing in ESL Employees Read More »
This year I started a new seasonal part-time job. In the last month I have: Interviewed and hired staff. Developed and coordinated a training/mentorship program. Created a training manual for staff. Scheduled staff for work. Along with these tasks, over the next few months I will also be: Managing invoices Supervising staff Dealing with any
The Importance of Volunteering Read More »
As I look outside my window here in Manitoba, you would not think it’s April 25. Yet it’s that time of year. The time for summer jobs. Many of us look at summer jobs as only for students (university, college or high school). While many are geared towards students, most are really just entry level
New to the Canadian Workplace? A Summer Job could be your “In”. Read More »
Part 2 of Essential Skills. Learn how to use Essential Skills and find the job that best fits you! Dream job here we come!
What Are Essential Skills: Part 2 Read More »
Note: The Government of Canada is now referring to these as the Skills for Success. I have been in the Essential Skills world for 10+ years. Before that I had never heard of them. In fact, most Canadians are not aware of them. Yet they should be. “Essential Skills are the foundation skills everyone uses
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If you are a Canadian newcomer, it is important to be aware of the Canadian Language Benchmarks (also known as the CLB’s). CLB’s are the standards Canada uses to measure the levels of English that adult newcomers have. The CLB’s look at: Reading Writing Listening Speaking There are 12 different levels in the CLB’s Levels
The Canadian Language Benchmarks: A Breakdown Read More »
Happy April Fools Day! Did you know that in Canada, April 1 is called April Fools Day? In Canada we celebrate this by playing jokes on people in the morning. For some reason you only have until lunchtime to play the jokes (I have no idea why this is – If you do know please
Friday Canadian Questions Read More »
Canadian newcomers need support with finding and keeping work. Here is a blog where you can find that and more!
Why Canadian Newcomers Need This Blog Read More »
Welcome to Prairie Sky English. The place for learning English and finding YOUR job!
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