This workshop is to teach clients about the hiring process for their business and business risks.
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Want to improve your knowledge to better your financial future in Canada?
Help in exploring the local labor market and Canadian workplace culture. Only open to current registered and scheduled Coaching for Employment's clients.
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
Learn how to write Canadianized resume and cover letter for current registered and scheduled Coaching for Employment's clients.
To find out the paths you can take and the benefits of becoming a CPA
Do you know you need to network but don't know how? Learn the skills on how professionals connect to jobs in their field!
We create a safe space where men settling into their new home can make friends, practise English and learn more about life in Canada. Sessions consist of an hour spent cooking followed by an information session or presentation based on the participants’ needs and interests.
Help in preparing interview and building self-confidence for 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 Karyna at 306-653-4464 ext.389, or communityconnections@sods.sk.ca
Students will develop pronunciation, grammar & vocabulary skills
Saskatoon Open Door Society Board of Directors Meeting (Board members only)
If you are an immigrant woman looking to start your own business in Canada, and you are interested in cake decorating, event planning, or any other business idea, this is the program you are looking for.
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.
Be a leader in your community!
Doors open at 6:30 p.m., Presentation from 7:00 - 8:30 p.m. To register, please email culturalbridging@sods.sk.ca or call Julie at 306-653-4464
Expecting mothers get the opportunity to meet with other women and learn about pregnancy and motherhood. They receive information on fetal development, labour and delivery, and prenatal nutrition, as well as nutrition for the whole family. Childcare and transportation are available.
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.
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.