Humber College Institute of Technology & Advanced Learning is launching a program to assist internationally-trained engineers to find work in their field in Canada. The program, which will receive more than $1 million in funding from the Ontario government, will begin in September 2008. The project will have four pilot intakes which will be completed by December 2009.
Engineering Connections: Software Skills Enhancement is the engineering software training and job search program Humber has created for internationally-trained engineers. "The aim of the program is to ensure that newcomers have the core engineering and software skills Canadian employers are demanding," said David Alcock, associate dean, School of Applied Technology at Humber.
Engineering Connections: Software Skills Enhancement is the engineering software training and job search program Humber has created for internationally-trained engineers. "The aim of the program is to ensure that newcomers have the core engineering and software skills Canadian employers are demanding," said David Alcock, associate dean, School of Applied Technology at Humber.