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Labour force estimates by sex, age groups, education level, immigrant status, Canada and provinces (annual average) (2018)

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This dataset is a customization of Statistics Canada data to present information on labour force survey estimates by sex, age groups, education level, and immigrant status in Canada and provinces... More ≫

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This dataset is a customization of Statistics Canada data to present information on labour force survey estimates by sex, age groups, education level, and immigrant status in Canada and provinces for 2018 using annual averages. The labour force characteristics presented on are population, full-time and part-time employment, unemployment, participation rate, and employment rate.

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Bienvenue en Alberta : information pour les nouveaux arrivants

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Ce guide à l’intention des nouveaux arrivants en Alberta fournit des renseignements sur l’établissement, le travail et la vie dans la province. Il présente des thèmes tels que le logement,... More ≫

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Ce guide à l’intention des nouveaux arrivants en Alberta fournit des renseignements sur l’établissement, le travail et la vie dans la province. Il présente des thèmes tels que le logement, l’emploi, l’éducation, les soins de santé, le climat, les services bancaires, les achats, le transport, la garde d’enfants, le système juridique et les coutumes sociales. Il comprend également de l’information à l’intention des travailleurs étrangers temporaires.

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Travailler en Alberta : guide à l’intention des immigrants instruits et formés à l’étranger

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Avez-vous obtenu vos attestations d’études et votre formation à l’extérieur du Canada? Le guide Travailler en Alberta peut vous aider à mener des recherches ciblées sur votre profession en... More ≫

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Avez-vous obtenu vos attestations d’études et votre formation à l’extérieur du Canada? Le guide Travailler en Alberta peut vous aider à mener des recherches ciblées sur votre profession en Alberta, à examiner tous les types d’emplois qui s’offrent à vous et à vous familiariser avec le marché du travail en Alberta. Vous y trouverez des renseignements sur divers sujets, y compris la reconnaissance de vos qualifications internationales, l’enregistrement et l’accréditation, les carrières et leur gestion, les techniques de recherche d’emploi et le marché du travail. Le guide comprend également des renseignements sur les agences, les organismes professionnels, les ministères, les sites Web et les publications du gouvernement qui peuvent vous aider pendant cette période de transition.

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Learning a language, learning the land : newcomers, parks, and language learning : research and evaluation report

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The purpose of the project Learning a Language, Learning the Land was to pilot an educational process with immigrant newcomers that combined language learning and environmental literacy in an... More ≫

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The purpose of the project Learning a Language, Learning the Land was to pilot an educational process with immigrant newcomers that combined language learning and environmental literacy in an outdoor park setting. This report is an evaluation of the joint project between the primary partners - Alberta Tourism, Parks and Recreation (Parks Division, Learning and Stewardship Services – herein called Alberta Parks), Edmonton Mennonite Centre for New Comers (EMCN, English Language Program) and the City of Edmonton (Natural Areas Conservation – herein called Edmonton Parks). The project was initially funded by the Edmonton Community Adult Learning Association (ECALA) with additional funding provided by the Government of Alberta, City of Edmonton, Edmonton Centre for Newcomers, and Mountain Equipment Co-op. In-kind support was also provided by all the partners. The evaluation and research was conducted by a research team from St. Francis Xavier University (originally University of...

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Foundational Learning and Diversity Sub-Committee : report to the A Learning Alberta Steering Committee

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In 2005 a comprehensive review of Alberta’s advanced education system, known as A Learning Alberta, was initiated, with the goal of articulating a new vision and policy outcomes for Alberta’s... More ≫

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In 2005 a comprehensive review of Alberta’s advanced education system, known as A Learning Alberta, was initiated, with the goal of articulating a new vision and policy outcomes for Alberta’s advanced education system. This report represents the work of the Foundational Learning and Diversity sub-committee. Within the larger context and framework of A Learning Alberta, the sub-committee focused on identifying priorities for community learning opportunities to better meet the learning needs of adults who are under-represented in existing formal learning opportunities, and looked specifically at adults who live with a disability, low literacy skills, low fluency in English and/or challenges of settlement in a new country.

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