Workshops

Since job searching can be time-consuming or may feel like a full-time job, it is essential to look for more effective ways in making your search targeted. Here you will learn some strategies to use when job seeking online, how to showcase yourself, and preparing for results.

Prerequisite: for this workshop is attending Job Search I to be familiar with the fundamental tools.

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The course introduces concepts, terminology and practices of basic bookkeeping and how documents such as invoices, purchase orders, receipts, bank deposit slips and paychecks represent transactions that help companies maintain control and improve performance.

• Students will learn:
• – The accounting equation: Assets = Liabilities + Equity
• – Cash basis accounting versus accrual accounting
• – Basic accounting terminology and concepts
• – Elements of the balance sheet and profit and loss statement
• – The difference between customers, vendors, and employees
• – Purchase orders, invoices, receipts, and checks
• – Computerized accounting

*Prerequisites: Basic computer knowledge and MS Excel experience.

New sessions start on Monday and meet every day for 5 days.

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A group coaching session for participants in our Young Adult Program

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This course is specially designed for students who do not have a background in this subject and want to join the manufacturing industry as a blueprint reader. The workshop will cover various aspects of Blueprint Reading and will be offered as an integrated course that will include lectures, assignments, simple quizzes, and practical examples. This course will go beyond the basic introductory concepts. Students will learn:

• Basic concepts like dimensions and units, unit conversion, measuring tools.
• Difference between accuracy, precision, and resolution.
• Significance of various types of lines and their patterns and their symbols will be discussed.
• Engineering drawings will be introduced by looking at various sectional views through class practice assignments.
• Symbols for surface finish and engineering tolerances will be covered.
• Specifications and callout for machining processes including drills, reamers, counterbore, countersink, and surface textures will be discussed. T
• Types of holes, threaded sections, chamfers, and various types of weld symbols will be introduced.

The Last part of the course will cover topics related to the documentation emphasizing the title block, bills of material, and drawing notes that always appear on the final blueprint of the design.

Prerequisites: None

In the Advanced Bookkeeping and Accounting workshop, you will learn more concepts and techniques that may require interactions with accountants and financial analysts. As bookkeepers record underlying transactions it is useful to understand how the information is used by others in the organization, including management. Upon completion of this workshop students will be able to describe:

• financial reporting and break-even analysis
• payroll, hiring, inventory, and asset accounting
• basic taxes
• financial controls
• capital budgeting techniques

Prerequisites: Basic computer knowledge, MS Excel experience, and completion of Intermediate Bookkeeping and Accounting required.

This workshop covers what skills are, different types of skills, the importance of soft skills, components of soft skills, job retention, and on-the-job progression. By taking a personality test, it gives you an opportunity to see what your strengths are and what careers match your personality.

Contact your Career Coach to register.

Not yet a client of work2future? book a call to get started

The course introduces concepts, terminology and practices of basic bookkeeping and how documents such as invoices, purchase orders, receipts, bank deposit slips and paychecks represent transactions that help companies maintain control and improve performance.

• Students will learn:
• – The accounting equation: Assets = Liabilities + Equity
• – Cash basis accounting versus accrual accounting
• – Basic accounting terminology and concepts
• – Elements of the balance sheet and profit and loss statement
• – The difference between customers, vendors, and employees
• – Purchase orders, invoices, receipts, and checks
• – Computerized accounting

*Prerequisites: Basic computer knowledge and MS Excel experience.

New sessions start on Monday and meet every day for 5 days.

Contact your Career Coach to register.

Not yet a client of work2future? book a call to get started

This workshop covers the overall process of an interview and the skills needed to interview successfully. You will learn the steps to take before an interview, how to prepare, the different types of interviews, and what to do after the interview.

Contact your Career Coach to register.

Not yet a client of work2future? book a call to get started

A group coaching session for participants in our Young Adult Program

Contact your Career Coach to register.

Not yet a client of work2future? book a call to get started

In the Advanced Bookkeeping and Accounting workshop, you will learn more concepts and techniques that may require interactions with accountants and financial analysts. As bookkeepers record underlying transactions it is useful to understand how the information is used by others in the organization, including management. Upon completion of this workshop students will be able to describe:

• financial reporting and break-even analysis
• payroll, hiring, inventory, and asset accounting
• basic taxes
• financial controls
• capital budgeting techniques

Prerequisites: Basic computer knowledge, MS Excel experience, and completion of Intermediate Bookkeeping and Accounting required.

This workshop covers the overall process of an interview and the skills needed to interview successfully. You will learn the steps to take before an interview, how to prepare, the different types of interviews, and what to do after the interview going more in-depth about interviews. It focuses on how to prepare to ask questions to an interviewer. This workshop presents how to reduce fear and boost your confidence.  You will learn strategic ways of answering common interview questions.

Prerequisite: for this workshop is attending Interview I to be familiar with the basics of interviews.

Contact your Career Coach to register.

Not yet a client of work2future? book a call to get started