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L'Équipe-Choc English Community Newsletter - March 2023 Spring is just around the corner and with it comes a time of renewed life. Nature’s resilience inspired us to make it the focus of our newsletter. Of course, resilience has been a very popular word these past three years, and there is still much relevance to developing resilience, especially in an educational context. Marilyn Price-Mitchell, a developmental psychologist and author defines resilience as the “art of cultivating an approach to life that views obstacles Continue Reading Heading to France at the Abilympics Andrew Thorne will be showing off his cooking skills to the world at the 2023 Abilympics next week. He's one of five Nova Scotians who will be taking part at the quadrennial vocational skills competition for people with disabilities being held this year in Metz, France from March 23-25. Continue Reading Avenues for School Engagement What lessons can be learned from the experiences of FGA and FP youth in a pandemic context? Presentation adapted from keynote presentation by Nadia Rousseau Ph.D. Rencontre nationale SARCA-SEC, Lévis, 2 février 2023.   Continue Reading What's standing in the way of more apprenticeships? Canadians nearing retirement outnumber young people entering the working world, and demand for a new generation of skilled trades workers is soaring. Amid record high job vacancies in sectors like construction and manufacturing, new registrations for apprenticeship programs have risen, according to Statistics Canada. But the programs took a major hit during the pandemic, and apprenticeships and trade certifications have yet to catch up to pre-COVID-19 levels. Continue Reading RÉCIT AGE Newsletter - March 2023 ACE Online 2023 is on March 16, 2023. Here are our quick takes on each of the workshops. You can still sign up by clicking on the invitation! Continue Reading