CDPC | CEDC
CDPC | CEDC

Date

Aug 09 2023
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Time

1:00 pm - 2:15 pm

Data to Decisions: A practical guide for finding and using labour market information

​You are invited to participate in the Future Skills Community of Practice webinar: Data to Decisions: A practical guide for finding and using labour market information.

​In this webinar, our partners at the Regional Analytics Laboratory (RAnLab) will guide participants through the basics of finding and applying regional labour market information to support efforts in workforce development.This interactive webinar is an opportunity to learn about how data models and analyses can be used to drive change in policy development and planning.

​Learn about:

  • ​How individuals and organisations can find and use labour market information (LMI) data to drive program and policy change
  • ​Identify barriers to working with local data (especially in rural regions) and how to overcome them
  • ​Resources that can help you find, assess, and apply local data to support workforce development initiatives

​No prior experience with data analysis is necessary – this webinar is for anyone interested in learning more about how to find and work with local data. This session may be especially beneficial to those interested in working with data in rural and remote regions. At the end of this webinar, participants will leave with resources that can help them apply the learnings from the webinar to their work.

​We hope that you are able to join us for this informative and engaging webinar!

​Who Should Attend?

  • ​Economic Development Organizations
  • ​Workforce Development Boards
  • ​Business development corporations
  • ​Chambers of Commerce
  • ​Career practitioners
  • ​Non-profits
  • ​Anyone interested in learning to work with local data!

​Closed captioning and French-English Interpretation will be available during the expert presentations and Q&A period. Discussion groups will take place in English and French facilitators will be present to support you in communicating with your English-speaking peers. A recording of the presentation, Q&As, and slides will be available in both French and English after the event.

Date: August 9th, 2023

Time: 1 pm – 2: 15 pm (EDT)

Use this link to register: lu.ma/data-to-decisions

​​If you have any questions, please email Sylvia Urbanik at urbanik@yorku.ca.

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  • Date: Aug 09 2023
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