TCET Newsletter

March 2015





Commissioner of Oaths Services

 
 
Commissioner of oaths services are available by appointment at all locations to take affidavits, declarations, oaths, attest/certify true copies of original documents.


For more information contact: nic@tcet.com
Scheduled Events 

Brampton City South: Orientation to Ontario on Tuesday, March 10 at 9:00am - 4:00pm 

Brampton East: Nurse Next Door Hiring Event on Monday, March 9  
 
Malton: Parental Involvement in Schools  on Tuesday, March 17 at 11:00am 
 
Oakville: Consumer Protection in Ontario on Wednesday, March 4 at 10:00am 
 
Mississauga: Taxation Information Session on Monday,  March 9 at 10:00am 

Don Mills: S&P Data Hiring Event on Thursday, March 5 at 9:30am

Parliament: Commissionaires Hiring Event on Wednesday, March 11 at 1:00pm  

 

Employment Services Workshop Calendar: www.tcet.com/employmentservices/workshop-calendars



Newcomer Services Information Sessions Calendar:


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5 Tips to Help you get a Job Faster 
 

 

1. Know Your Skills

Be able to articulate what you have written in your resume and relate it back to the particular job you have applied for. Be an expert of yourself. 
 

 

2. Have a clear job objective

Be sure to include your career goals that relate to the position. A great job objective indicates that you know what you want, you're clear about your employment goals, you're familiar with the industry or job being applied for and that you can communicate well.  So make sure it is a short powerful statement. 
 

 

3. Know where and how to look
 
Online is just one source of how job seekers can apply for jobs, be creative and think outside the box. 

4. Spend at least 25 hours a week looking

Most job seeks spend only a few hours and as a result are unemployed longer. So be sure to spend more time on your job search if you're looking to get a better job in less time. 

5. Follow up on all contacts     

Network, network and network. Following up with contacts and meeting new people goes a long way.   


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Social Media can help you with your job search!  


1. Complete your LinkedIn Profile

Get on www.linkedin.com and describe your education, employers history, experience and also references.  

2. Clean up your social media profile
You may feel as though you're the only person in your situation without a job, but guess what - you're not. Reach out to people for support. There are many groups and community organizations that provide excellent assistance in the areas of resume writing, interviewing and job hunting. 

3. Stay up to speed 
Concentrate on the skills and knowledge you have and master the skill of marketing your talent. Always maintain contacts and stay in touch with people, and remember don't give up. Jobs don't find you, you find them!

4. Strategic status updates
Be sure to update your status including Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn. 

5. Monitor and respond
Most importantly, stay current and up to date with what is happening online. Using monitoring tools such as Google Alerts can be a great start. 

 
Numeracy and Beyond: Parent Conference 2015 
 

Register for this FREE conference by March 27th, 2015 at  PeelSchools for a unique opportunity to help your child be successful in numeracy, literacy, science and beyond. 

 Refreshments, lunch and conference materials are included in your free registration. Child care will not be provided. 

For more information contact: Judi Stephenson at 905-890-1010 or 1-800-668-1146 ext: 2809

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Intuit and Catholic Crosscultural Services have partnered to offer free tax preparation. Come and learn how to do your taxes and file them for free with the help from an Intuit tax expert. By appointment only on Tuesday, March 17th from 9:00am to 4:00pm, call Margarita 905-272-1703

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Youth Corner - Cyber-Bullying Awareness 

 

Youth Project: What if everyone did something?

 

The purpose of this challenge is to engage all secondary school students from Dufferin-Peel CDSB  and Peel DSB in cyber-bullying awareness and intervention strategies in the form of a competition.  It is an opportunity for students to creatively produce a poster and/or video to help combat cyber-bullying.  The campaign is designed for students and is an opportunity for their voices to be heard.   


**Submissions must be received by the Peel Regional Police by April 15th, 2015**

 

For applications and further information check out the website: Youth Project 

 

If you would like to learn more about your learning styles and maintaining good grades, or get homework help, contact one of our Youth Counsellors at nicyouth@tcet.com 

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About Us  

 

The Centre for Education & Training is a not for profit, progressive corporation. We enhance the self-sufficiency and effectiveness of individuals and organizations by offering customized education, training and career resource solutions. Through our Newcomer Information Centres and Employment Service Centre sites, we provide the most up-to-date information and assistance on all aspects of employment and settlement.  Our professional multi-lingual staff are ready to answer your employment and settlement questions and provide you with your next steps to meeting your employment or settlement goals. Services are free - drop by a location to speak with our experts.

 

OUR LOCATIONS:

Click here to access Newcomer Information Centre locations: http://www.tcet.com/newcomer-info-services/locations

 

Note:  Care for Newcomer Children Service available at the Malton and Oakville NIC Locations

 

Free Commissioner of Oaths service at all NIC Locations.

 

Click here to access Employment Services locations: http://www.tcet.com/employmentservices/contact-us

Visit our website:  www.tcet.com for additional information on our programs and services