Effective communication is the key to success for any workplace. And in Canada’s current economic landscape, having employees who speak different languages is a major advantage as we continue to engage with people from all over the world. However, it is also essential that all employees work toward further mastery of a single common language […]
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Warm weather is here, and that means it’s time for summer jobs! You might think these jobs are only for students, like those in university or high school. But actually, anyone can do them, even if you’re still learning English or don’t have special training. If you’re an International student or new to Canada, summer
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Language in the workplace plays a crucial role in facilitating effective communication, collaboration, and overall productivity. It is essential for employees to have a common language (typically English in Canada) to ensure clarity, understanding, and efficient operation of the business. Having a common language like English in the workplace also promotes equal opportunities for all
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(This was originally published August 30, 2022) Whether you were born here, or just moved here, it can be frustrating to look for a job. It can be even more frustrating to go to interviews, not get hired and have no idea why. Here’s what I can tell you about interviews… Employers are busy, so
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English classes need the support of all levels of a business. From front-line staff up to the CEO. However, many times not everyone is bought in. From management and leadership the thoughts can be: For the staff members themselves, there can also be pushback: So what are some benefits to having english classes at work?
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Canada is projected to bring in an increasing numbers of newcomers over the next few years. Many of whom English is not their first language. With so many new hires not having English as their main language, it’s time for employers to start treating language support as another form of professional development for their employees.
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It’s FRI-YAY! And with that comes RESOURCES! Stay warm! Southern Manitoba Regional Connections (@regionalconnections) LOTS of activities are happening in Southern Manitoba. Click HERE to see their calendar. Some workshops that they are offering: Eastman Immigrant Services (@eastmanregionlip) For a list of their programming in the South East click HERE! Winnipeg Seven Oaks Immigrant Services
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We are almost on the last week of January! I hope you have been taking advantage of some of the resources near you! If not there are lots online as well! Southern Manitoba Regional Connections Dance Classes (Altona) Prepare to Work as a Front Desk Clerk (Winkler) Newcomer Welcome Evening Winnipeg Seven Oaks Immigrant Services (@sevenoaksimmigrantservices)
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The weather has been wonderful this week! If you are new to Manitoba this is NOT normal so don’t get too comfortable! However, there are many activities and resources below to keep you busy when it does turn cold! Southern Manitoba Regional Connections Dance Classes (Altona) Newcomer Welcome Evening Winnipeg Seven Oaks Immigrant Services (@sevenoaksimmigrantservices) SEED
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Happy New Year! There are TONS of Newcomer activities going on this month! Sorry it’s a day late we’ve all had the flu! Southern Manitoba Regional Connections Welcome to Canada Workshop Monday January 16 (Morden) Wednesday January 18 (Winkler) Thursday January 19 (Altona) Dance Classes (Altona) Newcomer Welcome Evening Winnipeg Seven Oaks Immigrant Services (@sevenoaksimmigrantservices)
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