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What is the Future of Canada’s ICT Labour Force? |
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The Outlook 2008-2015 – Canada’s Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Supply and Demand Forecast – Canada-Wide Release
The Information and Communications Council (ICTC) has just completed the first detailed, regional supply and demand forecast of Canada’s needs for the ICT workforce.
The findings of this landmark study will be revealed and analyzed at seven interactive breakfast sessions across the country on the following dates:
October 9th, 2008 Halifax (Delta Halifax) October 14th, 2008 Winnipeg (Fairmont Winnipeg) October 15th, 2008 Montreal (Delta Montreal) October 17th, 2008 Ottawa (Residence Inn by Marriott) October 20th, 2008 Calgary (Delta Bow Valley) October 23rd, 2008 Vancouver (Sheraton Wall Centre) October 30th, 2007 Toronto (National Event) (Mississauga Convention Centre)
The Outlook 2008-2015 will address the following questions and much more:
What is the current and projected state of the Canadian ICT labour market? What can Industry, Education and Government do to do address the issues? ICT job growth and what impact will that have emerging sub-sectors? What will the requirements be for the jobs of tomorrow and beyond? What role does Canadian ICT play in an ever increasing global economy? Where will Canadian employers find the people with these required skills? How do we provide current employees with the skills needed for tomorrow’s jobs?
Who should attend these events? Corporate HR & ICT Executives Vice Presidents and Directors of HR, ICT, Recruitment, Global Talent, Talent Acquisition and Management Post Secondary Deans of ICT, Business Regional, Provincial, and Federal Government representatives related to ICT and Human Resources Issues
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