The two scenarios in this article are intended to help parents foster their child(ren) transitional skills from traditional to online learning.
If you are reading this article, you might be interested in learning, or job searching, or just staying informed. Everyone around the world was informed in March of 2020 about COVID-19.
Do you know the new formula for job interviews? It is: Remote technology plus COVID-19 equals virtual hiring.
As an apprentice, you get paid as a worker which is good, but the hard part is finding an employer who will also train you.
As you are transitioning into college/university, among the many novel thoughts on your mind – there may be one so glaring that it forces you to stop, observe your surroundings and re-evaluate your decision.
In the Summer 2019 issue of Learning Curves, I had written about a proposed federal Canada Training Benefit, as described in the March 2019 federal budget.
Happy Spring! I hope you enjoyed the books in the previous reading list as much as I did. In this article, along with my picks for this season, I would like to introduce you to two notable reading resources and activities I recently stumbled upon.
