January 5, 2022
By 2025, an anticipated 50% of businesses will be run by millennials, who grew up with modern technology. Widespread usage of the smartphone has led to new habits regarding technology. Traditional forms of media are shifting, and some are leaving the market altogether. 1of 8 webinars in the ECO Impact Learning Series Bundle-Digital Skills
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December 1, 2021
Our webinar on Environmental Career Journeys includes presenters: Liz Waterfield, Hari Pemmaraju and Lora Amos-Terpstra. Each presenter realized their passion for the environment in different ways, but all of their journeys involved a moment in time where it became clear that this was where their future lay.
November 25, 2021
Current trends which act to drive employment in the environmental sector include conversation surrounding climate change, regulatory changes, economic growth, increasing demand for green solutions amongst the public, schedule attractiveness and whether or not a license/certification is required for a particular job.
November 25, 2021
Indigenous communities around Canada turn to the diverse team at Narratives Inc. to help them navigate the project-planning landscape, and Narratives turns to ECO Canada to help navigate the funding landscape.
November 15, 2021
Calgary, AB - ECO Canada, the steward for Canada’s environmental workforce, has announced it is running the Science Horizons Youth Internship Program for 2021-22, supporting Canadian companies in hiring junior talent. The program is funded through Environment and Climate Change Canada.
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November 8, 2021
Environmental workers are already prominent members of Canada’s workforce. According to the latest Labour Market Outlook to 2025 (March 2021) prepared by ECO Canada, environmental workers are present in every Canadian region, and industry, and in nearly every occupation.
October 1, 2021
The environmental workforce is classified in two streams; core environmental workers and the workers in the environmental goods & services sector, which includes anyone in the sector regardless of environment-specific capabilities. This webinar look at the career opportunities in climate change
September 9, 2021
In a competitive world, these tips for Job seekers and Grads of Environmental Science can help expedite the job search process and allow for the actualization of meaningful careers. The webinar is offered by ECO Canada.
August 12, 2021
For young Canadians interested in an environmental career, ECO Canada offers support through vital on-the-job work experience and skills training to help young Canadians get ahead in the environmental sectors by administering wage subsidies. The Youth Employment and Skills Strategy program.
August 9, 2021
ECO Canada’s Director of research Claudine Vidallo describes ECO Canada’s 2018 research regarding energy efficiency within six industrial sectors of the Canadian market. The results of surveys obtained from 1,853 showed a high demand for energy efficiency workers.