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Atlantic Autism Supports and Employment Network (AASEN)
Although research has shown that neurodivergent individuals can be highly engaged and productive employees, autistic…
Creating a Microlearning Model for the Canadian Mining Industry
The mining industry is suffering from labour shortages that are expected to worsen. The industry…
Research
Navigating Net-Zero: Faculty Perspectives on Greening Post-Secondary Curricula
To successfully transition to a net-zero economy, Canada will require workers with the skills and…
Greening Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises: Women Entrepreneurs and the Path to Net Zero
The transition to net zero requires action in businesses across sectors and at every stage…
Engagement
Future Skills Centre announces leadership transition
After nearly five years as head of the Future Skills Centre (FSC), Pedro Barata is…
Opinion: Young Canadians are staring at a bleak future of diminished economic prospects
At 11.3 per cent, the unemployment rate for Canadians aged 15 to 24 is double…
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Atlantic Autism Supports and Employment Network (AASEN)
Although research has shown that neurodivergent individuals can be highly engaged and productive employees, autistic individuals in the Atlantic Region are significantly underrepresented in the labour market. To address this issue, Autism Nova Scotia created the Atlantic Autism Supports and Employment Network (AASEN).
Creating a Microlearning Model for the Canadian Mining Industry
The mining industry is suffering from labour shortages that are expected to worsen. The industry needs to invest in training to ensure that new and existing workers gain and maintain the skills to do their jobs effectively. However as mining is a 24-hour operation, it leaves very little room for workers to step away to participate in training.
Building Capacity for Advancing Climate Change Leadership
Canada needs a climate-ready workforce with the ability to translate knowledge and information into concrete actions to address the energy transition, climate change mitigation, and adaptation.