The Community Sector Council of Nova Scotia recognizes the existence of Anti-Indigenous Racism in Mi’kma’ki and its deep historical roots. They are committed to working in solidarity with Mi’kmaq colleagues, partners, and collaborators, to speak out against this form of racism and to help the nonprofit and voluntary sector in the province implement the TRC […]
A digital revolution is taking place in Canada’s skilled trades. Tradespeople will need a range of new digital skills to keep pace with the future of work. In this report, we look at the barriers to digital upskilling and ways to overcome them. This report has been brought to you by Future Skills Centre – […]
A project to connect Automotive Lubrication and Tire Service Technicians; Identify, document, assess and give formal recognition for prior learning and acquired competencies.
The Testdrive program offers students the chance to work in a variety of different motive power trades. Earn 3 high school co-op credits, 300 apprenticeship hours, and experience motive power safety training at NSCC. In addition, students are paid for their summer work placement.
To increase the industry visibility and footprint in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics), Automotive Sector Council will be partnering with industry leaders ALLEV Canada on an interactive learning experience for students and community. The touring interactive demo electric vehicle, a 2009 Model 3 Tesla, will be the first of it’s kind in North America. […]
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