This is a English Readiness class and help candidates to prepare English for ECE workplace. Only opne to expected ECE Level 1 candidates.
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Help in exploring the local labor market and Canadian workplace culture. Only open to current registered and scheduled Coaching for Employment's clients.
We hold Conversation Circles at different times and places around Saskatoon to provide newcomers with a chance to practise their growing language skills. Sessions are free and informal, and no registration is required.
Circles are cancelled for statutory holidays.
For more information, contact Kira at 306-653-4464 ext.238, or communityconnections@sods.sk.ca
For refugees & immigrants with lower English language level
Provides training in Canadian workplace culture, focusing on building confidence, communication and effective tools to gain and maintain employment
Women learn about healthy marital relationships in a group setting for women only, as we tell them about relationship rights and responsibilities in Canada. They can connect with other newcomer women and with services that can support their relationship. Using cultural mediation, the workshops provide tools and resources for preventing unhealthy relationships and strengthening families.
This information session is for clients who planning on starting a career in hospitality as Housekeeping Room Attendant.
We help to develop parents’ ability to support their child’s learning through reading and activities that improve literacy and bonding. We believe that parents are a child’s first and best teachers.
A stress-relieving group activity for newcomer men to regain their self-esteem and foster positivity while getting their hands dirty in the mud by planting, watering, weeding and harvesting. Other than the obvious physical and mental health benefits, it embraces socialization and communication skills by providing a platform to not only mingle with other newcomers but also with main stream Canadians. In addition, Men’s Gardening also inculcates the significance of hard work and the benefits of nutritious food and a healthy environment.
Learn how to write Canadianized resume and cover letter for current registered and scheduled Coaching for Employment's clients.
Small group of women are encouraged to step out into the fresh air and get back to nature, to improve their physical and mental health, as well as to foster communication, thinking and social skills through gardening and planting seasonal plants. Careful cultivation and plantation of a small patch of earth not only holds therapeutic significance but is also a source of immense pleasure and enjoyment.
This information session is to familiarize international graduates with the registration process with APEGS. This session is now full, and registration is closed. Thank you for your interest.
Help in preparing interview and building self-confidence for current registered and scheduled Coaching for Employment's clients.
All of the Saskatoon Open Door Society, including our Childcare centres and Language School, is closed on Monday, September 2, 2019 for Labour Day. We re-open on Tuesday, September 3, 2019. See you on Tuesday!
We encourage improved communication and knowledge and strive to make parents aware of the importance of teenage involvement in decision-making in order to build trust and a healthy, stable family life.
Want to improve your knowledge to better your financial future in Canada?
Students will develop pronunciation, grammar & vocabulary skills
We introduce skills and perspectives that enable parents to be more functional in their new environment. Parents are supported and encouraged to connect with other parents, share experiences and access community resources, services and institutions to help them get settled.
In educational workshops, new mothers with babies less than 6 months old learn about preparing food for their infant, speech and language development, dental health and the importance of play. Childcare and transportation are available.
We bring parents together to learn about their children’s health, development, behaviour, and safety. Parents can learn from each other and receive support while raising their children.
Enjoy short films and electronic music created by youth. FREE admission and food.
The Race Against Racism (RAR) got its start in 2011 with one goal; to provide a positive environment for people of all backgrounds to gather and promote an active, healthy lifestyle while encouraging positive police-community relations. Runners, walkers and rollers have the choice to participate in the 2.5km or 5km. The cost is $10 for adults, children and youth are FREE. The Race includes an expo beyond the finish line called “Around the World – A Cultural Expo.” It showcases ethnic displays from local groups to promote community engagement and to celebrate diversity. The Annual Race Against Racism brings together individuals from all over Saskatoon from various communities, with unique backgrounds, religions, cultures, sexual orientations, ages, and ethnicities. Everyone comes together to achieve a common goal; to provide a positive, safe environment to live in harmony and show that Saskatoon will not accept racism.
A speaker will talk about obtaining finance.
You can expect to meet 20+ local YXE organizations & find a volunteer opportunity! Free admission. Everyone is welcome.
This workshop is for clients to prepare for the upcoming job fair on October 4th, 2019.
Join us to learn about Canadian life, activities in Saskatoon, and ways to adapt to a new culture as a family!
Come celebrate Saskatoon's cultural diversity with us as a part of Culture Days. We'll have FREE fun interactive activities for the whole family, such as crafts, henna, coffee roasting, and more!
WEconnect Job Fair is the Saskatoon's biggest semi-annual job fair that helps to connect qualified job seekers with the local Saskatoon business community.