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W W Essential Skills and the Northern Oil and Gas Workforce Final Report and Resource Guide These skills are important for helping people to perform their jobs, from acquiring knowledge and adapting to changes in workplace requirements, to retaining employment and moving from one job to another. They help people to work safely, and to fulfill their potential at work, at home and in the community. In reviewing your agenda for the next three days, I can see that you are going to have many opportunities to learn from each other, to discuss the value of integrating essential skills into training programs and to review the preparation of workers for employment. I also noted the list of attendees for this event and I am impressed by the breadth of representation from industry, Aboriginal governments, educators, labour and nongovernment organizations. Please accept my best wishes for a successful and enjoyable event. I look forward to seeing the outcomes of this workshop. Hon. Charles Dent 2
Essential Skills and the Northern Oil and Gas Workforce Final Report and Resource Guide WELCOME… Jonas Sammons, on behalf of the Western Canada Workplace Essential Skills Training Network, (WWestnet), welcomed delegates to Essential Skills and the Northern Oil and Gas Workforce. He explained that the event was possible through the generous support and input of a variety of people and organizations and recognized: • The National Literacy Secretariat (Human Resources Skills Development Canada) for their major contribution to the conference funding and for their continued support of WWestnet. • The Government of the Northwest Territories: Department of Education, Culture & Employment for their assistance with planning and for their funding contribution. • The Mackenzie Gas Project Producer Group for their commitment to the project, assistance with planning and contributions to the funding. Jonas then asked Margaret Field from Fort Providence to open the conference with a prayer and following the prayer, introduced George Tuccaro who acted as conference moderator for the remainder of the event. George asked delegates to keep the conference goals in mind over the three days so that they would be able to respond accurately to the conference evaluation questions. He then reviewed the goals which were to: ♦ raise awareness around the importance of integrating essential skills into training programs. ♦ acquaint delegates with essential skills tools and resources that are accessible and effective. ♦ provide delegates with an opportunity to learn about relevant successful training programs currently being delivered by a variety of businesses, institutions and training centres in northern and western Canada ♦ deliver practical hands-on train the trainer sessions that would provide insight into techniques for developing and delivering effective employment focussed training ♦ provide opportunities for delegates to network and share information with colleagues from across the Territories. ♦ explore together, what further trainer development and teaching/learning resources are needed to support the development and delivery of relevant training to current and future workers ♦ inform delegates of the Workplace Skills Strategy and the impact of the Strategy on workforce preparation in the future He thanked the speakers and delegates for taking time from their busy schedules to contribute to the conference. W W 3
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