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Businesses and Professionals Can Pivot by Upskilling with Continuing Education
The growth of the digital economy is changing the way we work and learn. Post-secondary educational institutions play a key role in the transition.
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Becoming a Master in Human Resource Management will Boost Your Career
Work in HR? Become a sought-after human resources professional by attaining a master’s degree with the Levene Graduate School of Business.
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Calgary is Changing. So Too is the Haskayne School of Business
The Haskayne School of Business is growing with its Haskayne Capital Expansion Project. Learn more about Mathison Hall and how you can get involved.
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Become A Public Health Professional
Pursuing the MSc Health Sciences - Public Health specialization at the University of Lethbridge is a smart way to launch your career in public health.
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The Haskayne School of Business is Shaping Tomorrow’s Bold Leaders
The Haskayne School of Business is tapped in to Calgary’s entrepreneurial spirit and resilience. Invest in yourself by exploring their graduate programs.
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Women Can Forge a Bright Future in Welding
The CWB Welding Foundation helps women access the opportunities that exist in welding and related trades, like training and networks.
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Supporting Diversity and Inclusion in the Trades
IBEW Canada is embracing and encouraging diversity in its membership and leadership through its latest initiative, IBEW Strong.
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Women in Trades Need #CHAMPIONS4CHANGE
CAF-FCA's National Strategy for Supporting Women in the Trades and #CHAMPIONS4CHANGE campaign are forging an equitable future for women in the skilled trades.
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Advice from Leading Women in the Trades
There’s still much to be done toward achieving gender parity in the skilled trades. Leading women in trades share their experiences and career advice.
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A Skilled and Inclusive Workforce Building Stronger Communities
LiUNA eliminates barriers for women in the trades, and builds a diverse and inclusive workforce whilst highlighting the opportunities in the skilled trades.
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