Workplace Communication Skills for Technology

This practical course will help you

• understand technology workplaces in Ontario.
• interact clearly and effectively with colleagues, clients, supervisors and project team members.
• network and connect with local employers, industry associations and employment resources.
• learn how to use your workplace communication skills in a variety of settings.

Small-group exercises based on everyday communication tasks in technology will help you

• practise common on-the-job communication to improve your workplace language skills.
• develop strong interviewing, networking and career-building communication skills.

This course is delivered in a blended format that integrates virtual or in-person classes and online activities. It is typically 180 hours delivered over 12–16 weeks, with approximately half the hours as scheduled class sessions (virtual or in-person).

Minimum eligibility requirements considered by colleges include:

• you have training or experience in architectural, engineering or information technology.
• you have a valid language proficiency of at least level 5 in Canadian Language Benchmarks (CLB).  Some colleges may ask for a higher CLB level.
• you are a permanent resident, convention refugee/protected person or temporary resident affected by the crisis in Gaza (showing “MOME2023” in status documentation until March 31, 2027).
• you live in Ontario.

Some colleges may request additional information.

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