Empowering the Next Generation: Supporting Indigenous Learners (en anglais)
21 avril 2026
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6 mai 2026WEBINAIRE GRATUIT AVEC SOUS-TITRES (en anglais)
EN DIRECT
Mercredi 20 mai 2026, de 12 h à 13 h (HE)
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Cette série de webinaires est présentée en anglais.Accessibilité
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Cette série de webinaires est présentée en anglais.
Cette série de webinaires offre des sous-titres en direct générés par l’IA, disponibles en plusieurs langues.
Mise à jour importante : nouveau processus d’inscription. En savoir plus
Vue d’ensemble de la série de webinaires
As we navigate through 2026, the Canadian labour market is experiencing rapid shifts driven by technological integration and changing sectoral demands. Grounded in State of the National Workforce 2026: Strategic Analysis and Sectoral Demand, an Indigenous-informed workforce analysis presented at the 2026 ISET National Gathering and supported by CERIC, this webinar addresses the critical disconnect between current talent pipelines and the evolving needs of key economic drivers: Agriculture, Mining, Manufacturing, and Tourism.
With labour shortages persisting in high-growth areas, practitioners need a macro-level understanding of where the economy is heading. This session features a panel of Sector Council Presidents and Directors who will unpack the report’s findings, highlighting the specific skills and regional demands that will define the next year.
Pourquoi les praticiens de carrière devraient participer
In a volatile economy, « standard » career advice is no longer enough. career development professionals must act as strategic navigators for their clients. This free webinar provides the high-level data and sector-specific insights necessary to guide diverse clients toward high-demand, resilient career paths.
By attending, you will:
- Interpret Macro Trends: Understand the strategic analysis from the 2026 Workforce Report and how it impacts local employment opportunities
- Connect with Industry Leaders: Gain direct insights from the heads of Tourism HR, EMC, MiHR and CAHRC regarding their specific « pain points » and hiring priorities.
- Modernize Career Coaching: Learn to move beyond general job searches to sector-specific advocacy, focusing on high-growth areas identified in the report.
Apply an Indigenous-informed Lens: Explore how sectoral demand is creating opportunities across Canada, including for Indigenous learners, jobseekers and communities.
Webinaire
Webinaire : The 2026 Workforce Outlook: Labour Trends in a Changing Economy
May 20, 2026, from 12:00 pm to 1:00 pm ET (Vérifiez votre fuseau horaire)
- Analyze the 2026 sectoral demand data to identify emerging high-growth career paths in Tourism, Manufacturing, Mining, and Agriculture.
- Evaluate the impact of current labour market shortages on recruitment strategies and how you can better prepare candidates for these gaps.
- Synthesize macro-economic report findings into practical, day-to-day career counselling techniques for diverse client groups.
- Formulate localized strategies that align Indigenous learner success with national industrial workforce needs.
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📢 Mise à jour importante : nouveau processus d’inscription
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Découvrez les présentateurs
JP’s expertise in leading and managing innovative projects has resulted in the creation of advanced human resources technologies, skills and change management strategies, certification programs for leaders, managers/supervisors and production workers, learning & business Impact assessments/tools and labour market intelligence (LMI) resources/initiatives.
JP holds a Bachelor of Business Administration, an Information Technology (eCommerce) diploma and a Master in Science (MSc), specializing in Human Resources & Industrial Relations.
Gustavo Jurado collaborates in the planning and development of MiHR’s labour market research and forecasting for the Canadian mining industry. He brings experience in e-commerce and data science, having worked in both public and private sectors. His previous projects have focused on understanding the potential impact of automation on the labour market.
Phyllis MacCallum is the Director of Research & Knowledge Mobilization at the Canadian Agriculture Human Resource Council. She brings practical expertise to labour market information research. Raised on a commercial cow/ calf operation in eastern Ontario, Phyllis has a passion for agriculture and business. She pursued a Diploma in Equine from Kemptville College and then finished her degree at the University of Lethbridge in Agriculture Studies – Economics. Phyllis and her partner, along with their twin girls now raise purebred Herefords west of Ottawa.
Darian Kovacs is the Indigenous founder of Jelly Academy, a leading digital skills training provider. With over 15 years of experience in education and skill training, Darian is a passionate advocate for reducing barriers to entry in the modern workforce. Darian brings a unique perspective on how digital literacy and Indigenous-led training models can intersect to drive national economic success.
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