Our EAS class has been going strong this past fall and winter. We will have 3 more monthly intakes before the class ends for the summer.
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The EAS classroom program is in its second month of the fall term. There will be 8 monthly classroom intakes through to May of 2016. The 20 days classroom program is intended for adults with learning obstacles* and focuses on upgrading workplace literacy skills to help unemployed or underemployed individuals obtain lasting employment. Specific topics that will be addressed over the month will include: Workplace literacy skills - Communication - Computers - Reading skills and strategies - Mathematics skills and strategies Employment-related topics could include: - Resume development - Job coaching and job searching - employment placement - establishing career directions - interview skills - information interviews - job shadowing, work experience - labour market surveys Cost: free. If you are interested in joining the class, please contact: Bernie Baergen, Employment Specialist Email: bernie at eepscentre.com Phone: 204-477-9411, extension 304 *must meet this criteria to qualify for the program Funding provided by: The Government of Canada Employment Insurance Account The Province of Mantioba A farewell and a welcome back.
After 10 great years with EEPS, Mykael Sopher has taken a position with the Seven Oaks School Division continuing in the Adult Education field. Myk will continue to do the occasional assessments with us here at EEPS. Good luck Myk! Eric Fast has returned to EEPS as a tutor and EAS instructor. Eric worked with us for 7 years before leaving to spend the last 6 years working in Africa. We welcome back his positive energy and love of teaching. Education and Employment Preparation Services has relocated!
We are now located at the following address: 171 Donald Street Unit 403 (Fourth Floor) The first EAS classroom program is slated to get underway on Tuesday, October 15th and will end on Tuesday, November 12th.
The 20 days classroom program is intended for adults with learning obstacles* and focuses on upgrading workplace literacy skills to help unemployed or underemployed individuals obtain lasting employment. Specific topics that will be addressed over the month will include: Workplace literacy skills - Communication - Computers - Reading skills and strategies - Mathematics skills and strategies Employment-related topics could include: - Resume development - Job coaching and job searching - employment placement - establishing career directions - interview skills - information interviews - job shadowing, work experience - labour market surveys Cost: free. If you are interested in joining the class, please contact: Bernie Baergen, employment specialist email: bernie at eepscentre.com phone: 204-477-9411, extension 304 *must meet this criteria to qualify for the program Funding provided by: The Government of Canada Employment Insurance Account The Province of Mantioba The first EAS classroom program is slated to get underway on Monday, September 9th and will end on Friday, October 4th.
The 20 days classroom program is intended for adults with learning obstacles* and focuses on upgrading workplace literacy skills to help unemployed or underemployed individuals obtain lasting employment. Specific topics that will be addressed over the month will include: Workplace literacy skills - Communication - Computers - Reading skills and strategies - Mathematics skills and strategies Employment-related topics could include: - Resume development - Job coaching and job searching - employment placement - establishing career directions - interview skills - information interviews - job shadowing, work experience - labour market surveys Cost: free. If you are interested in joining the class, please contact: Bernie Baergen, employment specialist email: bernie at eepscentre.com phone: 204-477-9411, extension 304 *must meet this criteria to qualify for the program Funding provided by: The Government of Canada Employment Insurance Account The Province of Mantioba The next computer literacy course is scheduled to start on
Aimed at adults with limited to no computer experience, the course will run Mondays through Thursdays from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. The course will cover an array of topics aimed at helping adults effectively use computers, so they can be competitive in the workforce and/or in school. Topics include: -Introduction to computers -Internet literacy and navagation -Desktop organization -Keyboarding -Microsoft Office rudiments including Word, Excel, and Powerpoint -Resume Preparation Cost: please call or email for pricing Contact: Mykael Sopher, Program Director 204-477-9411, ext.303 mykael at eepscentre.com Beginning July 2nd, 2013 Education and Employment Preparation Services is excited to offer a month-long Computer Literacy Course.
Aimed at adults with limited to no computer experience, the course will run Mondays through Thursdays from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. The course will cover an array of topics aimed at helping adults effectively use computers, so they can be competitive in the workforce and/or in school. Topics include: -Introduction to computers -Internet literacy and navagation -Desktop organization -Keyboarding -Microsoft Office rudiments including Word, Excel, and Powerpoint -Resume Preparation Cost: please call or email for pricing Contact: Mykael Sopher, Program Director 204-477-9411, ext.303 mykael at eepscentre.com |
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