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Children's Mental Health Blogs
- The Fireworks Bang May Be Too Much
With Victoria Day around the corner, many are looking forward to the BBQ and fireworks celebrations. However, many children can struggle with the sights, sounds and general excitement of these celebrations.
Read More - A Tribute To Our CYCs
Typically teachers work alone in a classroom. We are in charge of a group of young people and while we have colleagues we work closely with at our school, ultimately, when we are teaching, we are the only adult in the room.
Read More - Living with Autism
There is an old expression that you should “walk a mile in my shoes.” It encourages us to consider things from someone else’s perspective. I have read some exciting literature that gives us that very opportunity as we try to understand individuals with Autism.
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Employment Services Blogs
Arranging Your ResumeIf you talk to anyone in the real estate business, they will tell you that location matters. The same thing applies to your resume, and how you order your relevant information and experience. There’s no “one-size-fits-all” template for resumes. In fact, we highly discourage templates as these are typically obvious to employers and most times don’t project a highly positive impression.
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Free Job Search ToolsWhen you’re unemployed and looking for a job, the last thing you probably have is extra money to throw around to help you in your search.
Here are some FREE Job Search Tools to help you get on the fast track to employment!
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Resume Formatting - Showcasing Your SkillsWhen applying to jobs, it may sometimes feel necessary to adapt your resume for every application, along with your cover letter. As long as you follow certain guidelines, a total revamp of your resume for every job shouldn’t be required beyond tweaking a few keywords.
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