Join Kerry as she highlights the Skills for Success in mentorship. This episode sheds light on the value of mentorship from both sides - the mentee and mentor. Note how valuable having a mentor is especially for people navigating new workplaces as well as new communities with a Skills for Success spin.

Supporting newcomers to Canada with communication skills in a job interview requires a combination of cultural understanding, language support, and practical preparation. Many of these points rely on the Skill for Success of Communication. Kerry looks at strategies like the STAR method for communicaiting clearly especially in job interviews and the power body language has in getting our message accross with confidence.

Whether we are new to Manitoba or coming back to work after a hiatus, learning to navigate the unwritten rules of Canadian workplaces can be tricky. This episodes spotlights some of the unwritten rules newcomers may find as well as some real-life examples of adapting to communication in the workplace.

In the workplace, we come across problems that require solutions every day. As service providers, we support people shifting and changing jobs which demands a boost in the Skill for Success of problem-solving. This episode will encourage you to recognize and point out the Skill of Creativity and Innovation as well as Problem Solving in the people you serve. Look for strategies to help new workers recognize the talent and creativity they already have and how to leverage those skills at work.

Change is inevitable and for many of our clients a constant top of mind issue. How we respond to change will in part determine our success in the workplace. Workplaces are in a constant state of change from human resource, to policies, and equipment. Helping people boost their Skill for Success of Adaptablity will encourage them to be a part of the change they will inevitably see as their enter the Manitoba work landscape. In this episode, Kerry provides tips for encouraging that transfer of "life" change experience to the workplace.

In this episode, Kerry reviews the Skills for Success and how to transfer prior learning and real life experiences into workplace employability skills especially for people who are new to the Manitoba work-world. You will gain insights on how to highlight transferable skills to boost the confidence of those entering the workforce or who find themselves changing careers and industries.

Social Intelligence helps us navigate all sorts of different social situations with finesse both at work and in everyday life. We will be better equipped to understand others' feelings and create strong relationships where we are working remotely, in an office, or across a production floor. Through this exploration we will draw upon personal experiences as well as expert advice from Daniel Goleman and Karl Albrecht who have immense experience with this topic. This is a crucial skill for communication, collaboration, and problem solving.

Many people are facing barriers and stressful situations in joining the Manitoban workforce. This episode takes a look at managing stress in the wrokplace particularily for those returning to work after a hiatus. Kerry shares how problem solving and collaboration from the Skills for Success framework can help people recognize that stress management is an important part of a healthy workplace culture.