Event Type : Events

Women’s R & R (Relax & Re-evaluate) – What’s next?

This series of sessions are created for newcomer women to respond to employment challenges, build confidence and give hope during the COVID-19 pandemic. These sessions will help remove the “negative clutter” from your handbag and fill it with positive and inspirational stories through open discussions in a safe, social space.

Sessions will be held online via Zoom. Once you have registered a link will be sent to your email.

Four-week session running on Tuesday’s for the month of November, starting November 3rd, 2020

Hosted by Job Skills and the Markham North Welcome Centre

Women’s R & R (Relax & Re-evaluate) – What’s next?

This series of sessions are created for newcomer women to respond to employment challenges, build confidence and give hope during the COVID-19 pandemic. These sessions will help remove the “negative clutter” from your handbag and fill it with positive and inspirational stories through open discussions in a safe, social space.

Sessions will be held online via Zoom. Once you have registered a link will be sent to your email.

Four-week session running on Tuesday’s for the month of November, starting November 3rd, 2020

Hosted by Job Skills and the Markham North Welcome Centre

Women’s R & R (Relax & Re-evaluate) – What’s next?

This series of sessions are created for newcomer women to respond to employment challenges, build confidence and give hope during the COVID-19 pandemic. These sessions will help remove the “negative clutter” from your handbag and fill it with positive and inspirational stories through open discussions in a safe, social space.

Sessions will be held online via Zoom. Once you have registered a link will be sent to your email.

Four-week session running on Tuesday’s for the month of November, starting November 3rd, 2020

Hosted by Job Skills and the Markham North Welcome Centre

Are you, like so many others, feeling anxious about all the unknowns of this pandemic? Are you feeling exhausted from the constant newsreels, projections, estimations, and general uncertainty? This course is built around a workbook created by Dr. Sachiko Nagasawa. It will take you through some self-care tips, stress management, DBT skills, and self-compassion exercises to help build your resilience.

Facilitator: Marie Logan

Lead Adult Educator, Recovery College Wellness Centre, Canadian Mental Health Association Durham

mariel@cmhadurham.org

Marie has been working in Adult Education for 15 years. Her focus has been in non-profit, employment, corporate training and recently moved to mental health education. She holds a Bachelor of Art’s Degree and a post-grad certification in Teaching and Training Adults along with other designations, including Personality Dimensions (Level II) and Soft Skills Solutions. She has extensive experience training diverse groups of people and continues to seek out exciting opportunities, with her most recent adventure managing the Recovery College Wellness Centre at CMHA Durham. With a flair for the dramatic and a love of all things that sparkle, Marie is grateful for the opportunity to participate in the learning journeys of her students and colleagues.

Women’s R & R (Relax & Re-evaluate) – What’s next?

This series of sessions are created for newcomer women to respond to employment challenges, build confidence and give hope during the COVID-19 pandemic. These sessions will help remove the “negative clutter” from your handbag and fill it with positive and inspirational stories through open discussions in a safe, social space.

Sessions will be held online via Zoom. Once you have registered a link will be sent to your email.

Four-week session running on Tuesday’s for the month of November, starting November 3rd, 2020

Hosted by Job Skills and the Markham North Welcome Centre

In Partnership with TRIEC Seneca College offers the TRIEC Mentoring Partnership across York Region. Attend this information session to learn more about this unique mentorship program that helps immigrant professionals reconnect with the profession here in Canada. You should register for this session if:

• You have 2+ years of international experience in your profession
• Have lived in Canada for less than 5 years
• You are currently unemployed or underemployed and eligible to work in Canada looking to reconnect with your profession.

A mentor can help you build your professional network, find employment opportunities, where to look for positions, learn about how the local labour market works and give you a head start on your journey to success in Canada.

Presented by Vanessa McBride, Employment Mentoring Coach with Seneca College.