SkillUp at Tech Coffee Day (Repeat every 30 min)
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March 27, 2024
9:00 am—1:00 pm
Open Learning Lab
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Technology Alberta is proud to present Tech Community Coffee Day!
The SkillUp application is a made-in-Alberta data solution that focuses on current and future labour force skills gaps (and opportunities) in the province. Funded by Advanced Education and built by Cybera, this demo will showcase how this application provides a common resource for job seekers, industry, post-secondary institutions, and government. It represents the most detailed labour analysis tool in the province.
Cybera is looking forward to your feedback as you get hands-on with this platform, which provides you with an overview of skills required for in-demand jobs, showcases personalized career pathways for seeking a position, and demonstrates how it can benefit the post-secondary and commercial landscape in Alberta.
205 5 Avenue Southwest Bow Valley Square, Tower 2, Suite 400 Calgary, AB T2P 3G6
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