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Continuous Learning Journey
In 2020, the Continuous Learning Journey training program launched to support and empower administrative support staff. It was made to provide skills, tools and guidance through their roles at the Cree School Board. The program was lead by Human Resources and Sabtuan Adult Education Services.
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Preparing future patient care attendants
The CBHSSJB is pleased to recognize the hard work and perseverance of students who recently completed the first stage of their internship as Patient Care Attendants.
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Supporting Students to Success
Hoai Nam To didn’t speak any English before starting at the John F. Kennedy Adult Education Centre (JFKAE) six years ago. Now, he’s tutoring at the St. Michel-area school, passing on the support he received as a JFKAE student to those who come after him.
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PACC Adult Launches Social Skills Group
It’s no secret that some students struggle with social skills. Learning online during the pandemic did not help students develop social skills since they did not have the same opportunity to engage with classmates.
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A Career in telecomms beckons
Geoffrey Alleyne, has been in telecommunications for the last 51 years. A career he has found a great amount of satisfaction in. And as a telecommunications teacher at Pearson Electrotechnology Centre at the Lester B. Pearson School Board he has had a front row seat monitoring changes and development in the sector.
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