Toronto Suitable Programs

List 1 program suitable for you and 1 program for a friend, giving brief reasons for each

Enhanced Language Training

Enhanced Language Training helps internationally-trained newcomers improve their business English skills for the workplace and gain Canadian experience. This 14-week program includes eight weeks of in-class learning as well as a six week work placement. Classes are taught by industry professionals and offer the opportunity to network, improve employability skills and use tools and equipment to facilitate learning.

Classes are held from 9 a.m. – 2:30 p.m., Monday to Friday. The program is followed by 12 weeks of job development support to help participants with job search and interview participation.

The program focuses on the following sectors: Administration and Customer Service, IT, Sales and Marketing, Engineering, Accounting, Financial Services and Logistics.

Eligibility

• Newcomers eligible to work in Canada
• Permanent Residents or persons who have been deemed a Convention Refugee
• Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) 6+
• Available to commit to an 8-week Business English program and a six-week unpaid placement

Bring the following documents for registration

• PR card / landing document / Convention Refugee document
• Language assessment document
• Resume

26 min

10:32 AM—10:58 AM

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10:38 AM from Finch Ave East at Warden Ave  2 min early

 14 min every 6 min

34 min

10:32 AM—11:06 AM

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40 min

10:45 AM—11:25 AM

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how to start a conversation

start a conversation

find a job

Bling, Buzz, and Bravos

The jumping exercise is useful because it help us to adapt to the different scenarios and communicate with the potential employers or colleagues efficiently.We are all very confident to talk to strangers.

Our Field Trip To Centre Island

   

   In order to celebrate the Canada Day, the LINC classmates of MicroSkills organized a field trip to Toronto Centre Island. Before the journey, I did some homework, including research the information of the island and the schedule of the public transport.

 

   On the morning of 30 June, I took the TTC 17 to the Warden Subway Station, then exchanged Line 1  and  line 2 at Younge and Bloor stop to Union station. Due to the good weather and short distance, I choose on foot to Ferry Terminal.

   At the Ferry Terminal, I met a lot of classmates. They were waiting others so they can buy a group tickets at a 10% discount. I did not find any friends so I buy a ticket that costed me 7.5 dollar. After the persons is on board, the boat driven toward the island. The air is a little cold and fresh, some kids are so excited that they yelling and running on the board. The sheep is arrived at 20 minutes after beginning. The teacher, Joseph, has been waiting for us at the island. When the most classmates arrived, we took a group photo and visit the island separately. We ate some delicious food,  play soccer and have a trial along the island. Some beaches is attractive but only have a little people on the beach because it is on the noon and the sun is very strong. Some people take bicycles and sit on the tourism ship instead of walking to visit the beautiful views of the island.

  After spending 3 hours, we took the return trip to Toronto. I have never seen the CN tower and other buildings from other angle. The impression is totally different.

   This field trip is very interesting because we have learned how to organize a trip, enjoyed the beautiful view of Toronto, and shared the delicious food and valuable time.
 
   

Finding a Niche in Business

If you want to find some ideal jobs, you must find a niche in business, and acquire the general and specific skills set. This balance will help you stand out in the crowd.

The good side of the residential school story

Residential schools are Canada's shame. For roughly 100 years, their aim was to break the back of family, community, history and spirituality. The good always along the bad, just as the story of journalist's mother's stories has told. Lead by such example and use the opportunity to create harmony, to create harmony, to create a more balanced future for all of Canadians.

first nation the seven teachings

humility
honesty
truth
bravery
wisdom
respect
love

presentation concerning aboriginal history

editing checklist

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aboriginal history

1.The unions have developed skills that particularly adapted to the circumstances in the country. T

2.The aboriginal societies have developed potatoes, corn beans.T

3.The aboriginal societies respect all nature.T

4.The story of ancestors still insist within their people.T

5.The most to their tails are describing how men became human through the intercession with God.T

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The answers:

1.The aboriginal societies respect all nature, including trees and flying birds.

2.The aboriginal societies have developed potatoes, corn beans, tomatoes.

3.The story of ancestors still insist within their people and the story is retold repeatedly and exactly.

O Canada

O Canada!
Our home and native land!
True patriot love in all thy sons command.
With glowing hearts we see thee rise,
The True North strong and free!
From far and wide,
O Canada, we stand on guard for thee.
God keep our land glorious and free!
O Canada, we stand on guard for thee.
O Canada, we stand on guard for thee.

will and power of attorney

power of attorney
generics
take out insurance=buy insurance
seeing things and hearing things

assited dying bill

The assisted dying bill has been approved by Commons but required to refine it by Senators because the later hope the bill be more general.

plastic surgery

1.breast surgeon
2.50000-6000=44000

Sunnybrook

Sunnybrook Park is a large public park in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. It is located north of Leaside and south of the Bridle Pathareas of the city. The park is home to many bike trails, dog parks, and Sunnybrook Stables.

Joseph,the teacher of linc,  led us to pay this park a visit on last Friday. Joseph picked up some students at the DonMills station because some student does not have a car and do not know the exact location. 

The first trail is accompanied by many animals, including a beaver, the national symbol of Canada and which you can find at the 5 cent coin. During the journey, Joseph showed us how to use the phases of chicken off.

After a delicious picnic, we visited the horse stables and played on the biggest ground. The sun is shinning but it can prevent us from the funny sports of soccer and other games. It is a funny park and we enjoyed it. 

tiff

Tiff, Toronto international film festival,  is a charitable cultural organization with a mission to transform the way people see the world, through film. The class of Linc has a visit to this organization last Thursday. The organization is founded in 1976 and has 40 years history. The main income is from the donation, including the land donated by the founder family.

The most special characteristic of the building is the box. When you entered into the hall, you will find a lot of boxes with different color.  The most important box is the control box which is red.

According to the volunteer speaker,"you can find a lot of movie star on the wall of washroom." We found many Asian stars which we are very familiar.

We have learned a lot of knowledge of the film festival and got the chance to be a volunteer. It is very interesting.