Registration open NOW for “Apprenticeship-Strategies for Success”
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January 10, 2012 - Registration is now open for the Canadian Apprenticeship Forum’s (CAF-FCA) 2012 conference “Apprenticeship-Strategies for Success”, being held in Regina, Sask., June 3-5. As the conference traditionally sells out, CAF encourages you to sign up as soon as possible.
CAF has also published the conference’s full agenda, which includes sessions such as:
CAF has also published the conference’s full agenda, which includes sessions such as:
• A plenary presentation entitled “Apprenticeship Strategies for Success: Diversity, Innovation, Engagement” with guest panelists from Ontario College of Trades; British Columbia Institute of Technology; and Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies.
• “Supporting Apprenticeship Success through the MOST Program” presented by Suncor Energy Inc.
Early Bird pricing is available until March 31. CLICK HERE to Register.
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• “Supporting Apprenticeship Success through the MOST Program” presented by Suncor Energy Inc.
Early Bird pricing is available until March 31. CLICK HERE to Register.
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