The CCC is officially closing its doors The Canada Career Consortium regrets that it will be officially closing its doors as of March 31, 2008. Its priority in these last months has been to ensure the CCC resources remain readily accessible to the career development community. Many of you will have seen our call for expressions of interest and we are pleased to announce that all the CCC resources have found new homes as follows: NIDS and workapedia.ca will remain active through the BC-based Association of Service Providers for Employability and Career Training (ASPECT); Destination 20/20 (the School Edition) will go back to its original developers, the National Life/Work Centre; and All other electronic resources will be made freely available via the Canadian Career Development Foundation's Career Clearinghouse (www.ccdf.ca). Free resources will include the following: A Career Development Resource for Parents; Essential Skills Poster Career Directions Destination 20/20 Ignition Getting Started Planning for Success The Work Handbook Canada Prospects 2006 and 2007 Canada Prospect Facilitator Guide 2006 and 2007 There remains a large inventory of Canada Prospects 2007. We are inviting anyone interested in accessing hard copy of this great resource to place your orders right away. Copies of Canada Prospect can be yours for just the cost of shipping. Don’t miss this last chance offer to get your hard copies of Canada Prospects! The Board of the CCC would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your support of the CCC over the years and wish you the best in your continued work to advance career development in Canada. News from Sector Councils To find out more about sector councils, please visit the following links: Ignition - A sector council information resource for graduating students Canada Career Week videos on sector councils The links below will open a new window and bring you to The Alliance of Sector Councils' Web site. Help Shape Tomorrow’s ICT Workforce The experience quotient - How to ensure new graduates are adequately prepared to work in Canada's bio-economy Immigrants in The Textile Workplace FITT's National Conference

2008 CCA/NBCDAG/AFCONB Conference Moncton , New Brunswick May 14, 2008 Effective Proposal Writing Winnipeg , Manitoba May 14, 2008 Open House for Graduate Studies in Theology and Counselling Waterloo , Ontario May 14, 2008 Calgary Job & Education Fair Calgary , Alberta May 15, 2008 Provincial Skills Competition Calgary , Alberta May 22, 2008 Provincial Skills Competition Calgary , Alberta May 22, 2008 Canadian Skills Competition Calgary , Alberta May 26, 2008 Canadian Skills Competition Calgary , Alberta May 26, 2008 Volunteer Management Introduction (Level 1) Winnipeg , Manitoba May 27, 2008 2008 CAF-FCA Apprenticeship Conference Victoria , British Columbia June 08, 2008 Interaction 2008 – Building Bridges of Understanding (11th biennial national conference) Ottawa , Ontario July 05, 2008 Education Fair Montréal , Québec October 15, 2008 Training Career Fair Montréal , Québec October 15, 2008 7th Annual Tourism HR Forum Winnipeg , Manitoba November 17, 2008 7th Annual Tourism HR Forum Winnipeg , Manitoba November 17, 2008   Go to the calendar Add your activity RVCareers.ca RVCareers.ca is the primary source for those wanting to pursue a career in the Canadian Recreation Vehicle Industry. Explore the many career options available in the RV industry. Choose from a number of rewarding career paths such as RV Technician, Parts and Service Personnel, Sales and Marketing or Administration and Accounting personnel. Whether you are a student beginning your career or someone looking for a change of profession, this website offers roads on how to become a part of this rewarding and growing industry. www.rvcareers.ca *** View previous "Sites of the week" Canada Prospects 2007-2008 Produced by the Canada Career Consortium and available in both French and English, Canada Prospects 2007-08 offers job seekers and people in career transition insightful tips and strategies for connecting with employers across country. The 48-page magazine features the stories of inspiring Canadians, working in a range of occupations, who exemplify the High Five Messages championed by career practitioners. This year’s theme, ‘Say Hello to Your New Boss’, captures the vibrancy and optimism of today’s economic market. Preorder your copies today! Your shipment will be mailed to in early September. Submit Your Product & Website Today! The CCC is dedicated to keeping its website full of fresh, new, and innovative content. We highlighted this in February with the launching of our redesigned website and will continue to demonstrate this in the coming months with new and interesting features. It is with this in mind that we invite you to submit your national career related website or product to be featured and promoted on our website. In addition we cordially invite you to submit any feedback so that the CCC may continue to evolve our website to better serve you.

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