Vous êtes préoccupés par les conséquences de la consommation d’alcool d’une autre personne? Le Groupe Al-Anon Réveil, une ressource communautaire pour le rétablissement des familles et des amis des alcooliques, vous invite à assister à une réunion d’information au 5000 Boul Laurier O, Saint-Hyacinthe - entrée à l’arrière de la Maison Alcove.  Entrée gratuite, aucune inscription requise. Présentation du programme Al-Anon, témoignages et documentation.

Pour info: communiquez au 450-773-3244

On Nov. 9th from 6:30pm-9pm at St. John's Anglican Church, 301 Main St. East you are invited to take part in KAIROS Blanket Exercise.  The interactive educational experience gives participants an understanding of the historical relationship between Indigenous and non-indigenous people of Canada. Space is limited. To register, contact Cathy Jewel at cmjbijou@gmail.com or telephone 705-592-2256.

This workshop will give you a basic understanding of the Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System. (Not sector specific). You will learn how to keep yourself and your co-workers safe by knowing how to identify and handle situations where hazardous materials are involved in the workplace.

Register at http://eecentre.com 

This Employment Ontario program is funded in part by the Government of Canada and the Government of Ontario. 

Please join us at one of the information sessions (November 23 or November 29) to learn more about an amazing pre-apprenticeship opportunity. Women in Trades is designed for females aged 15-30 interested in breaking into the trades. Men may also be accepted into the program.

If you are seeking employment where you will be serving alcoholic beverages, Ontario law states that you must have passed the Smart Serve course. Taking it at EEC is convenient and meets all requirements for Smart Serve certification. Cost: $35 for materials and test, payable prior to the workshop.

Register at http://eecentre.eventbrite.ca 
 

The Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005 (AODA), is a provincial law that requires organizations to become more accessible to people with disabilities. Unit 1 provides training in Customer Service and this workshop will give you a head start for a legal requirement of your next job.

Register at www.eecentre.com
 

This is a concentrated 2-day program for EEC Registered clients. The program will cover the job search ‘start-to-finish’. 
Day 1 - resumes, networking and job search tips. Day 2: interviews, cover letters plus a work period so you to come away with a draft resume to begin your job search “travels”. ** Day 2 you need a USB device.

Register at http://eecentre.eventbrite.ca 

This Employment Ontario program is funded in part by the Government of Canada and the Government of Ontario.