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Today’s weak economy should not distract us from the fact that Calgary will face a significant labour shortage in the coming years. Most employers do not realize that Calgary has a large educated and skilled population of immigrants with the talent and experience to meet their business needs. Unfortunately, due to a number of obstacles, many are un- or under-employed. Learn more about CRIEC and what we’re doing to address these issues in Calgary.
New - CRIEC featured on CBC Radio International
Listen to the story of a mentor and mentee who are participating in CRIEC’s mentoring collaborative (as featured on CBC Radio International’s “The Link” and originally aired on June 29. Note: The interview begins at the 2:00 minute mark).
Mentoring Collaborative Pilot Launch – held March 24th, 2010
Featuring Monique Bateman, TD Bank Financial Group
CRIEC is working with business and community agencies to build a model that will coordinate and support mentorship programs for the benefit of skilled immigrants in Calgary. On March 24, 2010 CRIEC held a launch of its pilot model. Click here for more information.
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