Англійська для працевлаштування

15 вересня – 24 листопада, 2025 р.
Заняття: понеділок, середа, п’ятниця
Очне навчання в Саскатуні

Збільшити брошуру

Вже пройшли програму English for Employment?

E4E Connect
Saturday morning classes
In-person in Saskatoon

Збільшити брошуру

• The E4E program assists newcomers to Saskatchewan to develop English language skills and knowledge of Canadian workplace culture needed to advance in the provincial labour market
• Participants improve their English language skills, allowing them to function safely in the SK Labour Market
• Participants connect to the broader community and social networks
• Participants find and retain employment compatible with their training, knowledge, skills and experience
• Participants are aware of information, resources, tools, and services to support their transition into the workplace, society and inclusive communities

• Canadian Workplace Culture
• Workplace Communication
• Occupational Health & Safety
• Labour Standards and Human Rights Code
• Preparing a Resume, Job Search and Interview Skills
• Personal branding and networking
• Starting a Business in Saskatchewan
• And much more!

• Additional opportunities to enhance language skills
• Focus on conversation and speaking skills
• Discussions on local and current employment market
• Additional job search and interview skills
• Work place communication
• Information in specific industries
• Making connection to volunteers, social, and professional networks

• There is no cost — classes are FREE!
• Small class size (10-12 participants per class)
• Online, in-person and blended delivery options
• Interactive and experiential learning
• Comprehensive content-based curriculum
• Professional instructors with specialized English teaching experience
• Meet people and make new friends from around the world!

• Newcomer to Saskatchewan (individual who was not born in Canada)
• 18 years of age or older
• Temporary residents of the province who are eligible to work in Canada, Permanent Residents, or recent Canadian citizens
• Unemployed or employed fewer than 32 hours a week on a regular basis, or employed full-time but unable to practice a regulated occupation for which they are foreign trained
• Learners who have a goal to find work or, if employed, increase their hours of work, or find work more suitable to their foreign training and experience
• Have been assessed according to the Canadian Language Benchmark National Placement Guidelines with a CLB of 4 or higher