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Rural Community Learning Inc.

July 4, 2019

Rural Community Learning Inc. (RCLI) manages two employment resource centres in West Prince. The centres offer unemployed individuals assistance with preparing a resumé, cover letter, and filling out work application forms.

There is access to computers, photocopier, and fax machine for employment purposes. Workshops are provided as needed.

Rural Community Learning Inc. coordinates the Class 2A Bus Driver program and other training programs as need be, for example, Short Order Cook.

Contact:

Sharon Horne, Executive Director | 902-853-3715

Tignish: Ruby Arsenault | 902-882-2498 Visit www.facebook.com/tignish.employmentcentre

Alberton: Becky Wedge | 902-853-2646 Visit www.facebook.com/alberton.ercentre.14.

Funded by the Department of Economic Growth, Tourism and Culture through the Canada-PEI Labour Market Agreements.

Pending funding, RCLI will offer a Stepping Stones to Success (SSTS) program. SSTS is a 12-week program designed to provide youth between the ages of 17 and 29 with opportunities for personal growth and assistance in overcoming educational and employment barriers. The program focuses on life skills and employability skills.

Participants take business and college tours, and professionals from various fields are invited to speak to the groups. Upon completion of the program, participants have either found employment, made a decision to continue to seek employment opportunities, return to school to further their education, or register for a training program.

For more information, contact Sharon Horne at 902-853-3715 or [email protected]

Visit Rural Community Learning at www.facebook.com/ruralcommunitylearninginc

Funding provided by Human Resources and Skills Development Canada-Skills Link Program.

Many employment-related resources offered in West Prince 

 

Filed Under: Education and Training, West Prince

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