Congratulations to all of our residents who just graduated from their residency programs! We can't wait to see the exciting careers ahead for you. 🩺 #residency #providers #graduation
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Congratulations to all of our residents who just graduated from their residency programs! We can't wait to see the exciting careers ahead for you. 🩺 #residency #providers #graduation
Vice President & Chief Nursing Officer at OSF St. Anthony’s Hospital in Rockford Illinois at OSF HealthCare
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Not all roads lead to #employment. For many, #entrepreneurship and #smallbusiness is a pathway to success. #AdultEducation providers should establish partnerships to provide support for as many opportunities as possible. #Workforce is not limited to working for someone. It can be an opportunity to contribute to the workforce through business ownership. #AdultEducationMatters #MoveAheadWithAdultEd #EducateAndElevateAdultEd
Student Success Story! Adult Education often lacks the funding for counselors and career guidance like you might find in K-12. Consequently, Adult Ed students miss out on receiving career and academic advising from qualified staff. This has been true for our students until recently. In 2023, our program had the opportunity to receive training from the National Career Development Association and this academic year we now have two qualified CCSPs to offer those services to our students. As a direct result of of our new service, one of our CCSPs, Rady Sharkova Foster, was able to help Anilu Hernandez- a student in our ESL program. Anilu was connected to trainings and resources and in September established her own business, A&S Sand and Gravel LLC! Rady most recently helped Anuli link up with the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Women's Business Center (https://lnkd.in/grxZZgRP) who will help her in the success of her new business! #adulteducation #educateandelevate #okchispanicchamber
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Sending the Department of the Premier and Cabinet (Queensland)’s 50 Policy Futures Graduates out into the public service this week to start their rotations through departments. My advice to them last week: 🍍Public service is a verb. 🍍Political views are ok, even strongly held ones, as long as you leave them at the door and act impartially in your role. 🍍Give frank, fearless and sound advice. 🍍We serve the government of the day, but our first loyalty is to the people of Queensland. 🍍Process is part of public service- we deal with public money after all. But those who stand out use process to find a way to done and get results. 🍍There’s meaning and purpose in a public service career. But sometimes it takes a few role changes to find it. Don’t settle until you do. Life’s too short. #2024policyfutures #graduates
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Great article on the challenges of private career colleges, especially for new Canadians - https://lnkd.in/gU6DuUXv Momentum Calgary highlights the opportunities for policy change to improve the industry for greater student success
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Don't let money dictate your fellowship choice! This explores how residents can prioritize their values during the decision-making process. Choosing fellowship training requires careful consideration of both financial and personal factors. Learn how to align your financial decisions with your long-term career goals and values. Make a fellowship decision you can be happy with! Planning your residency journey? Let's connect! Visit https://lnkd.in/eT8rQdfp for financial guidance tailored for residents. #residentfinance #fellowship #careerplanning #financialwellness #financialliteracy #residents #medicalresidency #physicianfinance
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Did you know that 91% of people support policies strengthening partnerships between training providers and businesses to prepare individuals for available jobs? This insight highlights the need for closer collaboration to meet workforce demands. 🤝 The National Skills Coalition is leading the charge, advocating for policies that support community college and industry partnerships and create career pathways to quality jobs. #WorkforceDevelopment #IndustryPartnerships #HigherEducationDay
We're celebrating #HigherEducation day with the release of new public opinion research that supports National Skills Coalition's fight for policies that support #communitycollege partnerships and #career pathways programs that lead to quality careers. https://lnkd.in/eAj5zzBH
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Myths about Private Post Secondary Career Colleges in Canada Myth: A "myth" is a commonly held but incorrect belief or misconception about a particular subject or entity. Myths about private postsecondary career colleges in Canada can vary widely, reflecting misunderstandings about their value, accreditation, and the quality of education they provide. Here are some common myths along with the realities. There are 7 myths that I would like to share. Today I will start with myth #1 . I invite insights and comments from both the private and public post secondary sectors. Myth 1: They Are Not Accredited, Licensed, Regulated, Recognized …. Reality: To offer recognized diplomas and degrees, private post secondary college programs are licensed and regulated by the government educational department in which the post secondary college offers their programs of study. In Alberta, the provincial government’s Private Career Colleges Branch of Alberta Advanced Education licenses programs that are offered by private post secondary career colleges. Therefore, the programs are licensed, and the college is a business that must meet all business requirements of the province and city in which they conduct businesses. In other provinces, the college itself may also be required to meet additional licensing criteria. Licensing standards ensure that the education provided meets the quality standards set by the licensing body and provides skills and knowledge that are in demand in the Canadian workplace and more specifically in the province in which the programs are being offered. Evidence of labour market demand and employer verification that the curriculum and program structure meets industry standards are required. This evidence in addition to meeting the financial criteria are required to support the application of programs being reviewed for licensing. #education #postsecondary #privatepostsecondary #education #workplace #skillstraining #careers #colleges
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Civics & Citizenship and Career Studies come alive as students travel to Ottawa, Montreal and New York City for March Break! From Parliament to the United Nations, students see how their career choice can allow them to have a meaningful impact on the world. #civicsandcareers #marchbreak2024 #thisisclass #highschoolcredits #edutravelforcredit #reachahead #teentravel #boostyourtopsix
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Continuing with the theme of National Careers Week, today we are revisiting a blog by Becci Newton about the importance of participation in education and training for young people, and political policy around this. Read more: https://lnkd.in/em5Z-rP3
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What an exciting week, with the release of phase 1 of the Enhancing career education in Queensland state schools initiative. All state school students now have access to the Career Education: Pathways Program - supporting students in years 7 to 10 to make informed decisions about their study options and transition successfully into meaningful pathways. State school staff have access to the Career Education: Pathways Program for Educators, supporting educators deliver high-quality, evidence-informed career education. These optional programs support the effective career-related learning schools already deliver. Here’s a preview of the program - What is career education in Year 7?
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We want to know the non-traditional routes graduates are taking following higher education. Employment isn’t the only successful outcome: we want to know what you do, and really understand what you see as fulfilling » https://lnkd.in/dGtzUgr #GraduateOutcomes #LetsGetReal #HigherEducation
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