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Succession planning for employees
Within a few years, almost 173,000 roles within the environmental industry will need to be filled. The net environmental job openings come from both retirement and sector growth. Let us walk you through a few steps to get you on your way to finding an environmental job.
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National Volunteer Week 2021 | ECO Canada Thanks You!
If you’re an environmental business owner or leader, you’ve inevitably given thought to the future of your business. We’ve garnered expert advice on how to ensure your business succeeds after you retire.
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What is Succession Planning and Why Does it Matter?
If you’re an environmental business owner or leader, you’ve inevitably given thought to the future of your business. We’ve garnered expert advice on how to ensure your business succeeds after you retire.
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Aligning Core Values: An Interview with Bob Sweeney, Owner & Sr. Project Manager, Sweeney International Marine Corp. (SIMCorp) Inc.
Tweet You’re likely familiar with the stories of how some of the world’s largest technology companies had humble beginnings. Apple, Amazon, Google—all started in… Read more
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Finding the Right Mix: An Interview with Funmilayo Atilola, Intermediate Environmental Professional at DWB Consulting Services
Tweet Finding the right career is all a matter of chemistry. It’s about combining the right skills and talents to create a unique and… Read more
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What skills do you need to succeed in environmental careers?
Do you know what skills you need for success in environmental careers? We detail the key skills that employers are looking for in environmental jobs.
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Funding Opportunities for BEAHR Training
If you’re interested in funding opportunities for training in your community, we invite you to take a look at a comprehensive list of resources we’ve gathered for you.
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Recognition of BEAHR Training for Post-Secondary Academic Credit: Lakeland College and ECO Canada Partner to Support Indigenous Learners
In authentic efforts to provide a meaningful environmental career path and reduce barriers to success for Indigenous BEAHR Graduates, Lakeland College and ECO Canada signed an articulation agreement on June 17, 2020.
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EPt Member Spotlight: Insights from the Environmental Career of Ademola Adekunle — French Draft
Tweet The role of a designated Environmental Professional covers a wide range of career paths. Ademola Adekunle, Environmental Engineer and EPt (Environmental Professional in-training)… Read more
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Learning Real-World Environmental Solutions: Bachelor of Environmental Practice
The Bachelor of Environmental Practice (BEP) is a unique degree completion program that offers huge flexibility whilst at the same time being specifically tailored to meet the needs of future environmental professionals in Canada. Environmental issues are simply not solvable by single-disciplinary perspectives. Graduates gain skills that cut across traditional, narrow,disciplinary boundaries.
