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Program Listings Service Provider: CHILLIWACK EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 46167 YALE ROAD, #203 CHILLIWACK, BC Canada V2P 4C5 Map / Directions Program #1070: SKILLS 101 AND JOB DEVELOPMENT - Chilliwack Persons interested in accessing this program must have a referral from a case manager. Please use the links below to find a case management centre near you. Regular case management: http://www.lmer.ca/provincial.asp?Government=Provincial&Region=*&Category=Case Management Specialized Case Management (Immigrants, Youth, Disabilities, Francophone, other): http://www.lmer.ca/provincial.asp?Government=Provincial&Region=*&Category=Specialized%20Case%20Management Type of Program or Service: This is a 3-week half-day program for individuals experiencing difficulty in achieving successful outcomes to their personal & employment goals. Offered in a safe & supportive setting, the program combines both group and one to one support, tailored to meet individual needs and address issues that are hindering independence. With a primary focus on essential skills & job search, the group sessions are scheduled from 9am to 12noon, Monday to Friday for three consecutive weeks, to better meet the needs of those clients that may not be able to take part in full day sessions: single parents, those with daycare issues, individuals with physical limitations and or disabilities, etc. Our Skilled Coaches are here to assist individuals in identifying & implementing successful methods for addressing employability & personal awareness issues that are stopping them from obtaining and/or maintaining employment. One to one assistance and/or small group sessions will be targeted to addressing the specific barriers to success as presented by each individual and/or group, and may include: • Stress Management • Intro to Online Job Search • Life Long Learning Planning (Decision Making) • Self Employment & Wage Subsidy Awareness • Anger Management • Time Management • Self-Esteem Building • Problem Solving • Goal Setting • Managing Change & Transition Eligibility: Open to those unemployed or underemployed, and legally entitled to work in Canada. Ongoing registration. No cost to participants. Program is funded in whole or part through the Canada-British Columbia Labour Market Development Agreement. Website: http://www.cesbc.com/ Contact: 604-702-4664 Voice 604-702-1040 Fax frontdesk@cesbc.com Please contact the service provider for current program information. Begins / Duration: See Career Planning Start Dates page / 3wks, 9am-12noon, Mon-Fri This listing was last updated on May 14, 2010.