Book Your Exhibitor Booth Now!
CERIC is pleased to offer you a prime opportunity to increase awareness of your organization or service, expand your circle of influence and grow your stakeholder base. Exhibitor booths are always in great demand, so book your booth now to ensure a space!
For more information visit www.cannexus.ca.
Elizabeth Mctavish Cannexus 2011 Bursaries
In recognition of Elizabeth McTavish’s valuable contribution to career development, CERIC is providing six bursaries for Cannexus 2011 courtesy of The Counselling Foundation of Canada.
Application must be made by Sunday, October 31, 2010. For information, please visit our web site at www.cannexus.ca.
We are pleased to announce the following Keynote Speakers for Cannexus 2011. Full biographies and keynote topics will be available soon – keep watching the CERIC website for updates:
Cannexus 2010 which took place at the Westin Ottawa, January 25-27, was the most successful Cannexus to date. During the three-day conference over 600 delegates from across Canada, the US, France and the Netherlands participated in over 90 workshops, enjoyed a number of networking events and visited 34 booths displaying the latest in career development tools and literature. Career as story emerged
In October 2009, Street Kids International brought together several international partners to share innovations in supporting marginalized youth in making a better life for themselves. Read the final report from the Catalytic Convergence: Innovations in Youth Programming conference, a CERIC Project Partnership with Street Kids International.
Audio interviews with Cannexus 2010 keynote speakers now online!
Visit www.cannexus.ca to hear interview with Denise Bissonnette and Mark Savickas.
All delegates registered by December 31, 2009 are eligible to win a weekend at the Westin Ottawa! Visit our web site at www.cannexus.ca.The winner will be announced at Cannexus 2010.
Jan 19-21, 2010
Sheraton Parkway Toronto North Hotel
Richmond Hill, ON
(A conference of onestep)
By Denise Feltham
The National Occupational Classification (NOC) System is no stranger to career and work counsellors. Used by HRSDC (Human Resource Skills Development Canada) to classify all the types of jobs that exist in Canada, it is often a referral source for career exploration and labour market research. Yet, are we getting the most out of the NOC?
A few exhibitor booths are still available. For information, please visit our website at www.cannexus.ca.
Resource contact: jaz@ceric.ca or Phone: 416-929-2510.