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Organizations and stakeholders connected in the skills and training ecosystem
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Organizations partnered with across Canada on funded projects
$19M
Committed over the next two years for 16 innovation projects
$30M
To infuse in additional innovation projects with our second call for proposals
Latest News Releases
Future Skills Centre and Labour Market Information Council Announce $3 Million Partnership for Creation of Front-Line Career-Guidance Tools
New project aims to equip front-line organizations with tools and insights needed to help Canadians navigate their career choices TORONTO (December 14, 2020) – Today, […]
Future Skills Centre joins with Atlantic Canada partners to enhance skills training
The Future Skills Centre (FSC) today announced a $4.3 million investment into two new partnerships in Atlantic Canada that will advance the region’s skills development agenda. “College Transformation des Collèges,” a project of Atlantic Colleges Atlantique (ACA), and “Early Childhood Education Lab,” a project of NouLAB at the University of New Brunswick.
Canadians welcome technology at work—but not everybody is benefiting
Majorities say that technology has made their job more enjoyable and easier, Environics Institute survey shows, but impacts on job security, wages are unevenly distributed
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Watch Pedro Barata talk about upskilling displaced workers to fill job vacancies
September 4, 2019 – BNN Bloomberg, with Amanda Lang
Pedro Barata has a $375-million plan to retrain workers in every sector of Canada’s economy
August 21, 2019 – The Logic, written by Catherine McIntyre
The Future Skills Centre Announces its Next Open Call for Proposals to Help Strengthen Canada’s Skills Development Ecosystem
The Centre will test approaches for supporting Canadians through career transitions by investing $37 million in innovation projects across the country.