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The Work-Learn Institute is pleased to announce it has entered into a two-year partnership with the Higher Education Quality Council of Ontario (HEQCO)'s newly established Skills Consortium.

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Whether you joined us live or could not make it on September 17, relive the Work-Learn Institute launch and the Future of Work and Talent Pipeline Webinar event!

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Work-Learn Institute's director Judene Pretti was featured in a recent article by HRD Magazine discussing the impact of COVID-19 on recruitment.

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Join us for a webinar co-hosted with HRD Magazine on the future of work and your talent pipeline as we launch the University of Waterloo’s Work-Learn Institute on September 17.

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Work-Learn announces two-year partnership with HEQCO’s Skills Consortium, will examine (WE) Accelerate’s impact on transferable skills, employment

Future of work and your talent pipeline webinar available

How has COVID-19 changed the face of recruitment?

Official launch of Work-Learn Institute and webinar event