Students from all over the country came to compete in 40 competitions. They were in six skilled trade and technology sectors, including Transportation, construction, manufacturing and engineering, information technology, service and employment. Our Nova Scotia competitors brought home 19 medals – five gold, eight silver, six bronze – in various areas. They were up against […]
Shown from left to right are: Annabelle Cormack, President of Cormack Recruitment, David Adams, President of Global Automakers of Canada, Jason Dale, Executive Director of Automotive Business School of Canada, Georgian College, Leanne Jefferies, Director of Skills Canada Collision Repair Program, our own Shannon Trites, Executive Director of the Automotive Sector Council of Nova Scotia, […]
This past fall I graduated with a degree from the Bachelor of Arts program from Mount Saint Vincent University. Before graduating, I realized that I was passionate about communication. I decided to build upon this passion and continue my education by enrolling in a Bachelor of Public Relations at MSVU. I want to help the […]
An Exploration of Skills and Labour Shortages in Atlantic Canada Atlantic Canada Opportunity Agency (ACOA) examined supply and demand issues in the labour market through existing research, by working with Statistics Canada, Employment and Social Development Canada, and the Bank of Canada, and by talking with agency clients and partners. The attached Executive Summary is […]
Employers, have you heard about the FREE employer services at Nova Scotia Works Employment Services Centres? The best part – they are all over Nova Scotia! Labour Market Information – Help to access and understand local labour market information Job Descriptions – Support to develop jobs and job descriptions Job Matching – Services to access […]
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