Working with Newcomers: Tips for culturally diverse Canadian organizations

2012
This set of resources gives Canadian-born employees practical tips on how to work more effectively with recent newcomers to Canada. They can be used in a workshop setting or for self-directed study.

Target Audience: Canadian employees working with immigrant workers.

Facilitator Guide | Participant Workbook | Companion Resource

Testimonials

Participant perspective

One of the best workshops I have been to in my professional work life. The trainer is an excellent presenter and the curriculum was on point, fast-paced, and exciting.

Participant perspective

The facilitator is very dynamic and his stories make him engaging and personable. I feel that the trainer created the forum for a collective journey. Bravo.

Participant perspective

Thank you. You have made a difference to me personally and professionally.

Participant perspective

Awesome, the best training I ever attended.

Employer perspective

The approach that AWES took was effective and has been utilized since. The practical and effective approach that AWES used prompted me to become more involved with the organization after the program concluded.

Employer perspective

A lot of our employees have never taken any formal presentation training and liked the fact that they were learning tools to make them into better speakers so that they didn’t become the kind of speaker that they didn’t enjoy listening to or learning from. We definitely would recommend this course to other companies.

About the resources

The information in this resource [Working with Newcomers] has given our employers a tangible guide for better workplace relations and offered practical ways to create positive and productive multi-cultural workplaces

Christchurch, New Zealand

About the resources

The Workplace Integration materials are just what I have been searching for. Alberta seems to be producing some really great work in immigrant services – makes me wish I was there.

MacKenzie Jordan Ackles