Epilepsy Toronto's Employment Services departed presents an online job search workshop focusing on Cover Letters.A cover letter is (generally) a one-page document letting the hiring manager know why you are the best candidate for the job. They are also checking grammar and spelling! It falls in line with job posting, meaning your cover letter and resume […]
Labour Market Information (LMI) is a useful tool for career planning and researching the labour market. This workshop walks you through occupational profiles, skill and educational requirements, related careers, and other topics to help you identify the career that's right for you!This online workshop is presented by Epilepsy Toronto’s Employment Services Department. To receive a […]
Interviews can be nerve-wracking for everyone and especially for people living with epilepsy. But they do get better with practice. Join other job seekers to put into practice some of the skills that will help you ace that job interview! This online workshop is presented by Epilepsy Toronto’s Employment Services Department. To receive a zoom link to […]
Our Employment Services Department's "Ask Me Anything..." webinar series is an opportunity for employers to talk about their recruitment process, company, or a topic related to job search they are are experts on; and a chance for our clients to ask them questions in an easy, open, comfortable environment. Nirav Patel will be joining us on Wednesday, June […]
Epilepsy Toronto's Employment Services Department wants to help you with your personal resume! Let's learn how to dissect and analyze that job posting. A job posting is like a recipe - all the ingredients are there - all the details for a candidate to understand the potential job are right in the job posting. Both […]
Epilepsy Toronto's Employment Services Department wants to help you with your personal resume! Do you ever wonder if you should include certain work experience in your resume, or how you will explain a gap in your work history? There's also the problem with downplaying education when applying for a job where you may be overqualified. […]
Epilepsy Toronto's Employment Services Department wants to help you with your personal resume! Chronological, functional - which font, what size and how many pages can my resume be!? These questions and many more are asked by practically every job seeker - and it is confusing not knowing which format is the best format. Learn how to […]
Our Employment Services Department's "Ask Me Anything..." webinar series is an opportunity for employers to talk about their recruitment process, company, or a topic related to job search they are are experts on; and a chance for our clients to ask them questions in an easy, open, comfortable environment. Have you ever wondered what recruiters look […]
Do you sometimes struggle with interview questions that require a story of your work experience? Learn how to answer questions with a relevant work-related story or tech knowledge to any question asked at a job interview. It's all about following the job posting and creating your answers based on experience examples. Stories are a type of […]
The need for strong communication skills is always in high demand by employers. And we know, many of us face additional barriers in the workplace which can impact our confidence and the way we communicate. We want to help you develop these soft skills in the workplace with this workshop, Communicating with Confidence. This workshop will look at […]
