A coalition fast-tracking the workforce needed to build a low-carbon Ontario, working to impact government policy, business practices, and education.
Ontario
Joined July 2020
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Secure your spot today for the Building Skills for Climate Change: Low-Carbon Buildings Training! Run by @CRI_Climate, in partnership with @CAGBC and funded by the Government of Canada. Register now: bit.ly/3tOfYFe
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Secure your spot today for the Building Skills for Climate Change: Low-Carbon Buildings Training! Run by @CRI_Climate, in partnership with @CAGBC and funded by the Government of Canada. Register now: bit.ly/3tOfYFe
Workforce 2030 retweeted
Free YMCA Webinar: Constructing the Future- #GreenBuilding Program Info Session, July 12, 10-11 am ET: bit.ly/3NxIhiu @YMCA_Canada @CAGBC #construction #building #buildings #energy #energyefficiency #buildingscience #architecture #health #publichealth #free #Canada
Workforce 2030 retweeted
The Canadian Apprenticeship Forum is getting more and more women into the skilled trades.
They’re creating thousands of apprenticeships for women and Indigenous peoples. And, we’re all in.
Because when you include everyone,
you get the best. #SWiT2023
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Start a FREE hands-on skills training leading to a 6 week paid job placement in the Green Building industry with @YMCA_Ottawa's #GreenBuilding Program offered in partnership with CAGBC. Learn more and register here ow.ly/ZKG550OcJx4
Workforce 2030 retweeted
How vital are green building skills? According to @CAGBC, 🇨🇦’s green building sector has the potential to create up to 1.5 million jobs & $150 billion in GDP growth by 2030.
Learn about the practical skills approaches we're testing to get us to #NetZero 👉fsc-ccf.ca/blog-green-buildi…
ALT Close up of a yellow hard hat and yellow protective gloves on wooden table. Text reads: Canada's green building sector has the potential to create up to 1.5 million jobs & $150 billion in GDP growth by 2030.
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Video on green job training @YMCAYWCA_Ottawa and new Canadians in Ottawa. Produced for the Ottawa #ClimateEquity Initiative by @ecologyottawa @olip_plio
@meral_jamal @maruthecirclebrand. Funded in part by the Government of Canada. youtu.be/0D26-XQqlTw
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Want to explore new trends and tools in labour market information in Canada? How can we empower job seekers, practitioners and policymakers with insights to act on emerging shifts in #LMI before wide spread change occurs? Register for our event on Nov. 16: bit.ly/3vJryy6
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Our first #BIPOCinConstruction testimonial feature is MJ - a concrete former and member of @carpenters27. She got her first opportunity in the industry through @YouthToronto and has been working ever since.
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The Women in Green symposium is back. Join us Nov. 2 with a panel of women leading and redefining the #greenbuilding industry by promoting and implementing equality, diversity, and inclusion strategies.
Register today: cagbc.org/blc
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Explore approaches to technology-centered skills development at #BLC2021's session on the human side of new technology with expert panelists @PeterMoonen1 , @reedkelterborn , @JeffwHunter & Ehab Naim Ibrahim. Register now cagbc.org/blc
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Zero carbon buildings need low-carbon know-how. Register for Building Lasting Change and be part of the conversation on how we upskill and grow Canada's low-carbon workforce. Register now cagbc.org/blc
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Build organizational capacity for high-performance buildings at Canada's #Greenbuilding conference by attending the Building your team for the future session with CaGBC's Akua Schatz, @perkinswill's @ZeinaElali & @ConcertProp's @DaveRamslie.
Register today ow.ly/WdPh50GlsV0
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Working towards a #NetZero future includes zero-carbon buildings and facilities – and creating the change in how we design buildings nationwide.
Not sure how to help? Check out our advocacy toolkit: ow.ly/lDkM50GdYux
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#Elxn44 Canadians showed up for ambitious climate action. We hear you, and we'll do our best to deliver urban #climatesolutions. TAF looks forward to working with new and returning elected leaders in reducing #emissions and protecting communities from impacts of climate change.
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Here's an opportunity for direct, hands on training in #MassTimber This sector is really taking off in the GTA & Ontario! Call @the_ccat for more info. #GreenJobs #Sustainabliity @buildinginwood #architecture @masstimbertoday @MassTimberConf @MassTimberCJ @CaGBC @workforce2030
Interested in #learning more about #mass #timber construction? The CCAT is offering a four-week Mass Timber Course from November 1 – 26, 2021. Spaces are extremely limited! Visit theccat.ca for pre-requisite information and to register.
Workforce 2030 retweeted
.@workforce2030 is a coalition to fast-track the workforce’s need to build a #lowcarbon Ontario by supporting the industry with Skills Development, Talent Recruitment and Workplace Innovations. 1/3
Workforce 2030 retweeted
Transitioning into trades & apprenticeship is hard. #nexgenbuilders Job Finding Club helps you Quickstart your career in construction. Be job-ready! Gain the skills today for the jobs of tomorrow. Join us as a mentor or apprentice TODAY. Apply Now.
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The increased adoption of mass timber construction is creating exciting new job opportunities. Element5 is proud to be part of #Workforce2030, Canada’s first and only coalition fast-tracking the workforce needed for low-carbon buildings.
It’s been one year! Workforce 2030 launched in 2020 to fast-track the workforce needed for low-carbon buildings. Take a look at our first year together report and survey to help us evaluate work to date and inform what's next lnkd.in/gHwXJTY
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Pandemic Within a Pandemic: Opioid Crisis Hits Construction Industry Hard urbantoronto.ca/news/2021/05… via @urban_toronto Collaboration of unions, employers & government is required 4 this crisis. @PhilGillies @Tara_Gomes @CarpentersONT @OntarioPainters @MonteMcNaughton @JohnTory