By Diana Florence, Case Manager @ Regina Work Preparation Centre There are many factors to consider in determining your career goal such your interests, values, personality type, aptitudes and skills. A theory developed by psychologist John Holland can be used to identify interests and help determine career options. He proposed that people who choose […]
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What wolf do you feed? By Becky Wentzell CM “What wolf do you feed?” is a powerful question to ask yourself, as you reflect on your life and are considering moving forward. Each of us, at the Centre, was asked to take a month and write a blog for our website. I have been feeding […]
The Regina Work Preparation Centre is a non-profit, charitable, community-based organization specializing in helping people look for, find and maintain work. We have served Regina and the surrounding area for more than 40 years and have worked with over 20,000 clients. Every day, job seekers utilize our services to help them reach their employment […]
By Marla Bengert, CM Resume trends come and go, if you don’t believe me check this out: And this! https://hopestreet.wordpress.com/2011/11/07/nov-13-1970-jobless/ All of the content in the resume above was perfectly acceptable to include at the time the resume was written. The main reason for including all the content […]
by Cindy Leggott Job searching in the current labour market is nothing short of tough and frustrating. As the lead Facilitator in the Youth Employment Readiness Program, many participants ask the question “How do I know what an employer wants from me?” Here is a summary of research done by the Conference Board of Canada […]
When I was first told I would be doing my practicum placement (internship) at Regina Work Prep, I had never heard of the place. I was filled with apprehension at the idea of working at a place that I knew nothing about. My first google search didn’t tell me much and I arrived for my […]