future skills

Project will be three two-week unique, demand-driven, and blended-learning training programs using VR, eLearning, simulations and in-field competency assessment. Final equipment selection will be aligned to meet the demand-driven needs of the industry partners.

This research project aims to develop national standards for jobs related to sustainable use of ocean resources, also known as the “blue economy”.

Craft, an online marketplace, enables artists and designers to sell their work and services while developing skills to thrive in a just economy.

A network of resources will be created from industry, municipalities, and McMaster University to facilitate accelerated adoption of ground-breaking digital technologies.

This ground-breaking research explores the potential of cellular agriculture – food created in a lab – to create a year-round supply of nutritious food and develop jobs in an exciting new field.

This project builds local capacity for community-based monitoring of towers to measure climate change in the Northwest Territories.

Personal support workers (PSWs) will engage in timely and accessible education, partnered advocacy, and professional development in key areas that respond to their needs on the job.

This pilot project focuses on skills training in digital fabrication, automation, and collaborative robotics, using new technologies for contactless fabrication and autonomous construction.

This learning program aligns Black, Indigenous and racialized youth with careers based on their interests, personality traits, and skill sets.