Learn how to find and retain meaningful employment in this workshop series from Wesley Employment Services.
The Power of Possible teaches learners relevant skills for job seeking, self-management tools and a structured, active job search curriculum, including:
The program is a series of 10 workshops, delivered over two-weeks. All participants are required to complete a 30-40-minute intake session prior to enrolling in the program. Once enrolled, you are required to attend eight sessions to receive a certificate of completion.
To register, visit the Wesley Employment Services information table at the Central Library between 10am-1pm on the following dates:
Presented by Wesley Employment Services.
AGE GROUP: | Adults (18+) |
EVENT TYPE: | Employment Help |
TAGS: | Wesley Employment Services | Job Search Skills | In Branch | Employment |
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