En 2022, le Canada a accueilli un nombre record de nouveaux arrivants : plus de 431 000, qui sont devenus des résidents permanents. Dans cet épisode, nous explorerons la question de l’intégration économique et professionnelle de ces personnes au Canada, principalement dans le contexte du Nouveau-Brunswick.Nos invités sont des personnalités connues qui travaillent, l’un pour un gros employeur de la région, l’autre pour une organisation dont la mission est d’aider les nouveaux arrivants à participer pleinement à la société néo-brunswickoise. Ils parleront de leurs expériences personnelles et professionnelles, en plus d’offrir leurs éclairages et de faire des suggestions aux collectivités, aux employeurs et à l’écosystème des compétences du Canada tout entier. Invités Jason Limongelli, vice-président de la Division Woodlands de J.D. Irving, Inc.Moncef Lakouas, président du Conseil culturel du Nouveau-Brunswick HôteJulie Cafley, directrice générale, Catalyst Canada

Il y a plus de gens qui travaillent qu’avant la pandémie, mais la demande de main-d’œuvre demeure supérieure à l’offre. Dans cet épisode, nos invités font part de leurs points de vue sur le contexte économique entourant ces pénuries et leurs conséquences pour les entreprises canadiennes. Nous discutons de ce que cela signifie pour les responsables en matière de compétences, les employeurs et les travailleurs.Invités :-          Pedro Antunes, économiste en chef, Le Conference Board du Canada-          Geneviève Bich, vice-présidente, Ressources humaines, Metro inc.Liens : Page d’accueil du Centre des Compétences futures : https://fsc-ccf.ca/Page Twitter du Centre des Compétences futures : https://twitter.com/fsc_ccf_frPage d’accueil du Conference Board du Canada :https://www.conferenceboard.ca/Page Twitter du Conference Board du Canada :https://twitter.com/ConfBoardofCdaPage Facebook du Conference Board du Canada :https://www.facebook.com/ConferenceBoardofCanada/

Technological change is affecting every sector, and these changes shift the roles and the skills in demand. Our guests share their perspectives on what needs to happen to ensure Canada has the skilled talent it needs to take full advantage of the growing digital economy. We hear about two rapid training initiatives that seek to help their learners transition mid-career to jobs in the digital economy.SpeakersGuestsNamir Anani, President & CEO, Information and Communications Technology Council (ICTC)Rushmi Hasham, Director, Development and Accelerated Cybersecurity Training Programs, Rogers Cybersecure CatalystNathalie Sanon, Head, Training Program, IVADOHostLinda NazarethLinksFuture Skills Centre Homepage: https://fsc-ccf.ca/Future Skills Centre Twitter: https://twitter.com/fsc_ccf_enThe Conference Board of Canada Homepage :https://www.conferenceboard.ca/The Conference Board of Canada Twitter: https://twitter.com/ConfBoardofCda The Conference Board of Canada Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ConferenceBoardofCanada/ ICTC-CTIC: https://www.ictc-ctic.ca/Rogers Cybersecure Catalyst: https://www.cybersecurecatalyst.ca/ IVADO https://ivado.ca/ 

In the face of the climate crisis, shifting to more carbon-neutral economic activities is a necessity. The growth of this clean economy can also be an opportunity – for individuals to have in-demand and meaningful careers, and for Canada to become a global leader in this area. In this episode, we hear from three Canadian organizations. Our guests tell us about the growing clean technology and blue economy sectors, and about the skills needed in these sectors, and share their insights on what needs to happen to support the development of a strong workforce in the clean economy.GuestsDarren Gresch, Senior Research Associate, Innovation and Technology, Conference Board of CanadaJeanette Jackson, CEO, Foresight CanadaYogendra Chaudhry, Vice-President of Professional Services, ECO CanadaHostLinda NazarethEpisode Links:Future Skills Centre Homepage: https://fsc-ccf.ca/Future Skills Centre Twitter: https://twitter.com/fsc_ccf_enThe Conference Board of Canada Homepage :https://www.conferenceboard.ca/The Conference Board of Canada Twitter: https://twitter.com/ConfBoardofCda The Conference Board of Canada Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ConferenceBoardofCanada/ ECO Canada https://eco.ca/Foresight Canada https://foresightcac.com/ OpportuNext https://www.opportunext.ca/ 

Microcredentials are a recognition of learning, assessing specific competencies and addressing employer needs. In this episode, we discuss the rise of microcredentials, their potential, and ongoing challenges such as coordination across Canada and assessment quality. Our guests provide perspectives from industry and from post-secondary education and include Emma Gooch from eCampusOntario, Kerri Korabelnikov from Red River College Polytechnic, and Theresa Davis-Woodhouse from the Canadian Council for Aviation and Aerospace. SpeakersGuestsEmma Gooch, Program Manager, Microcredentials, eCampusOntarioKerri Korabelnikov, Dean, School of Education, Arts and Sciences, Red River College PolytechnicTheresa Davis-Woodhouse, Director of Project Management, Canadian Council for Aviation & AerospaceHostLinda NazarethLinksFuture Skills Centre Homepage: https://fsc-ccf.ca/Future Skills Centre Twitter: https://twitter.com/fsc_ccf_enThe Conference Board of Canada Homepage :https://www.conferenceboard.ca/The Conference Board of Canada Twitter: https://twitter.com/ConfBoardofCda The Conference Board of Canada Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ConferenceBoardofCanada/ Research report: The Future is Micro: Digital learning and microcredentials for education, retraining, and lifelong learning https://fsc-ccf.ca/research/micro-credentials-for-retraining-and-lifelong-learning/FSC Project: Materials handling 4.0: Building pathways to employment for disadvantaged groups  https://fsc-ccf.ca/projects/material-handling-4-0-building-pathways-to-employment-for-disadvantaged-groups/FSC Project: Aiming higher: Microcredential training in aviation and aerospace https://fsc-ccf.ca/projects/aviation-aerospace/ eCampusOntario: Microcredentials https://micro.ecampusontario.ca/ eCampusOntario  https://www.ecampusontario.ca/