What can you expect from a career in the skilled trades? How long does an apprenticeship take to complete, and how much money will it cost you? This info-session offers basic information about beginning a career as an apprentice.

What jobs are you qualified for, and are there any available nearby? Is your field expected to grow, shrink, or stay the same over the next five years? How much does someone with your qualifications typically earn? This course will teach you how to research the job market, so that you can stop wasting time on dead-ends and start making the most of your job search.

Does anxiety “count” as a workplace disability? When should an employee reveal a disability to the boss, and what are the boss's responsibilities in return? Many workers with disabilities don't fully understand their workplace rights; this course offers insight into the nature of disabilities, as well as suggestions for disclosing your medical information to a potential employer.

Conflicts are bound to happen—they're a normal part of life. But they can be healthy or unhealthy, constructive or destructive, depending on how you approach them. In this course, you'll learn how to slow down and make the most out of conflicts through nonviolent communication techniques.

Experts estimate that as many as 90% of all jobs are never posted to the public. That's a lot! The only way to connect with these 'hidden' jobs is by networking—reaching out to the people you know. This course will offer insight into growing, strengthening, and activating your network in person and online.

What is the next step in your work life? Your past work experiences are specific, but the skills you draw from them offer you flexibility. Chances are, you have more skills than you think! Take this workshop to identify your skills, strengths, and past accomplishments—and learn how to 'pitch' them to potential employers.

What percentage of 230 is 43, and how do you find out? How do you compose a project proposal, and then how do you give a great presentation on it? Some workplace skills are so common as to be almost universal, including basic math, literacy, computer use, and others. This workshop is a great way to check in with those skills to see where your strengths lie—and what you could use work on.

How do you make your work descriptions 'pop'? What are some resume "don'ts" that will get your file tossed in the trash? This course walks you through creating a compelling resume and when it's finished, you'll have the skills you need to get yours the attention it deserves.

In the middle of an important job interview, the interviewer hits you with a question that makes your mind go blank. As you struggle to say something, panic sets in—which only makes things worse. This happens to everyone, but it doesn't have to. This workshop teaches you how to handle these stressful events, stay focused, and impress potential employers.

What is Critical Thinking? Why is it important for us to have this skill? What is a sound reality based argument? How do you identify bias in arguments? Join us in this workshop where we talk about lessons and strategies for developing thinking that is unbiased, well-founded, and fully engaged.

What jobs are you qualified for, and are there any available nearby? Is your field expected to grow, shrink, or stay the same over the next five years? How much does someone with your qualifications typically earn? This course will teach you how to research the job market, so that you can stop wasting time on dead-ends and start making the most of your job search.

Does anxiety “count” as a workplace disability? When should an employee reveal a disability to the boss, and what are the boss's responsibilities in return? Many workers with disabilities don't fully understand their workplace rights; this course offers insight into the nature of disabilities, as well as suggestions for disclosing your medical information to a potential employer.

Experts estimate that as many as 90% of all jobs are never posted to the public. That's a lot! The only way to connect with these 'hidden' jobs is by networking—reaching out to the people you know. This course will offer insight into growing, strengthening, and activating your network in person and online.

What is the next step in your work life? Your past work experiences are specific, but the skills you draw from them offer you flexibility. Chances are, you have more skills than you think! Take this workshop to identify your skills, strengths, and past accomplishments—and learn how to 'pitch' them to potential employers.

How do you make your work descriptions 'pop'? What are some resume "don'ts" that will get your file tossed in the trash? This course walks you through creating a compelling resume and when it's finished, you'll have the skills you need to get yours the attention it deserves.

In the middle of an important job interview, the interviewer hits you with a question that makes your mind go blank. As you struggle to say something, panic sets in—which only makes things worse. This happens to everyone, but it doesn't have to. This workshop teaches you how to handle these stressful events, stay focused, and impress potential employers.

What jobs are you qualified for, and are there any available nearby? Is your field expected to grow, shrink, or stay the same over the next five years? How much does someone with your qualifications typically earn? This course will teach you how to research the job market, so that you can stop wasting time on dead-ends and start making the most of your job search.