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This workshop covers our two-part Money Management course. First, we'll learn about types of economies, how values impact our spending habits, what we mean by "money culture," budgeting for financial health, and money management resources. Then, we'll learn about building credit, settling debts, and options...
Come learn about LinkedIn as a job search tool, how to set up your profile to stand out, and tips for networking on LinkedIn. Attendees will be able to work with lab assistants to set up their own email accounts.
Learn how to make Microsoft Outlook work for you.
Join us for a cultural Life Skills workshop, where we'll learn to sew different ways on skins of animals, the correct way to cut and sew skins for different uses, and know what kinds of needles and threads to use.
This workshop is a Peer to Peer (P2P) group that will explore stress, stressors, and coping techniques. Following the group discussion, individuals will create an 8x11 vision board from collage materials.
Drop by during our walk-in hours to get assessment for your education & training needs. In order to enroll, you must first complete your eligibility documentation.
This workshop helps participants learn the perks of typing, review the typing lesson dashboard, and explore the qwerty keyboard. We'll also learn typing tips and goal setting. Attendees will then sign up for typing.com and put what is learned into practice in the computer lab.
Workshop is a Peer to Peer (P2P) opportunity where beaders of all skill levels can come together, create and share knowledge. Come bring your lunch and join the creativity! Supplies provided.
This workshop allows individuals new to technology we explore Parts of a Computer, Using a Mouse, Internet Safety, and Internet Search Tips. Students will put what is learned into practice in the computer lab.
Drop by during our walk-in hours to get assessment for your education & training needs. In order to enroll, you must first complete your eligibility documentation.
Workshop is a Peer to Peer (P2P) opportunity where beaders of all skill levels can come together, create and share knowledge. Come bring your lunch and join the creativity! Supplies provided.
What does it take to be a professional? We'll learn about all the components of workplace professionalism, including dressing for success, organizational culture, differences in generations in today's workplace, professional attitudes, teamwork, time management, problem solving, healthy boundaries, and workplace resilience. This workshop is offered...
Come learn about LinkedIn as a job search tool, how to set up your profile to stand out, and tips for networking on LinkedIn. Attendees will be able to work with lab assistants to set up their own email accounts.
This workshop reviews the importance of an organized work history; we'll develop templates for resumes, cover letters, and thank you correspondence.
Join us every Friday morning for independent study. Click on the link or scan the QR code in the calendar below to join the Teams virtual classroom. Click the image to enlarge:
This workshop is a Peer to Peer (P2P) opportunity where participants gain knowledge about their rights and responsibilities pertaining to the Landlord Tenant Act.
This workshop allows individuals new to technology we explore Parts of a Computer, Using a Mouse, Internet Safety, and Internet Search Tips. Students will put what is learned into practice in the computer lab.
Come learn how to navigate the Microsoft Word to create, edit, and format written documents in the workplace, at school, and at home.
This workshop helps participants learn the perks of typing, review the typing lesson dashboard, and explore the qwerty keyboard. We'll also learn typing tips and goal setting. Attendees will then sign up for typing.com and put what is learned into practice in the computer lab.
