(Sault Ste. Marie, August 15, 2023) – ľyuzuki Employment Services is proud and excited to partner with the Indigenous Friendship Centre to host a two-day celebration of local Indigenous artists, community supports and hiring employers.
The Indigenous Employment and Agency Showcase will be held on Tuesday, August 22 and Wednesday, August 23 between 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. at the Queenscentre, 477 Queen Street East, both in the beautiful and bright newly renovated Atrium and at ľyuzuki Employment Solutions located on the second floor in Suite 203.
Job seeking community members are invited and encouraged participate in this unique occasion event to meet with employers, gather information on available supports within our community, learn about educational offerings to enhance career development, and network with local artists/entrepreneurs who have pursued a successful business honouring their culture and doing what they love.
Day one of this two-day event (Tuesday August 22) features community agencies and education programs. The day begins with opening ceremonies and a land acknowledgement at 10 a.m., followed by presentations on the Urban Indigenous Homeward Bound program, delivered by the Indigenous Friendship Centre at 11 a.m. and 12 p.m.
Employers and local artists headline day two of this event. Individuals interested in pursuing employment will be able to speak with organization representatives on their hiring processes, skills requirements and employment opportunities. Our artist gallery of entrepreneurs creates an open and inspiring discussion on their journey towards self-employment.
“Through the Indigenous Employment and Agency Showcase, we have a unique opportunity to unite job seekers, employers, and local artists in a celebration of culture, community, and career development. ľyuzuki Employment Services is proud to partner with the Indigenous Friendship Centre to foster meaningful connections and empower individuals on their path towards success. We encourage community members to join us to explore employment opportunities, access vital community resources, and celebrates the vibrant talent of local Indigenous artists and entrepreneurs,” said David Orazietti, President, ľyuzuki.
If you are interested in attending or would like more detail on the Indigenous Employment and Agency Showcase, please contact Chelsy-Jane Hannah, Community and Partnership Development, at (705) 705.254.9761 or Chelsy.Hannah@saultcollege.ca.
Employment Consultants at Employment Solutions are available for assistance with resume, cover letter, and preparation to submit an application to employers. Those interested in accessing these free services are encouraged event and seeking support to connect with Employment Solutions in advance. If you would like more information on meeting with an Employment Consultant, call 705.945.0705 or connect by email, webinquiryssm@saultcollege.ca, or stop by. We are located at the intersection of Queen and March, in the Queenscentre building (477 Queen Street East, Suite 203), Bay Street entrance.
No appointment is needed!
This Employment Ontario service is funded in part by the Government of Canada and the Government of Ontario.
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