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I would like to formally thank you both for taking the time to speak with me yesterday for the
position of Engineering Specialist with TMMC. It was a pleasure speaking to you and I truly
enjoyed learning more about the role of Welding Engineering Specialist at Woodstock plant. Our
discussion on technical issues was a great learning experience for me.
After our conversation, I am confident that my skills, experience and qualification are a great
match for this opportunity. I am very enthusiastic about the possibility of joining the TMMC team.
Thank you once again.
Best regards,
Adeel Nizami
CRTP
Host Companies
What's in it for you?
No risk, no obligation
If your company is short staffed, or needs specialized expertise from highly motivated
professionals, you may wish to become a host company, providing work experience for
a participant in the Corporate Readiness Training Program (CRTP).
Designed for internationally trained professionals who wish to re-enter their field of
expertise, CRTP combines job-related classroom instruction with a relevant six-week
work experience placement. By offering this placement for a skilled worker, you
compliment their education with Canadian work experience and may even find
employees that last long term.
As a host company, you receive:
The international experience and expertise of the participant for six weeks, 30-40
hours a week, free of charge;
Ample opportunity to observe the participants skills and assess his or her
suitability for employment with your company;
Bow Valley Colleges acceptance of all liability for the participant, including
Workers Compensation Board coverage; and
The chance to help a new Canadian enter the workforce at little or no cost or risk.
work with you upfront to determine the most suitable participant for your
company
Arrange a work site visit to provide feedback via a participant evaluation form.
The student interns are covered by Worker's Compensation Insurance under the
extension of coverage for students attending a post-secondary institution identified as
such in the Alberta Government Post Secondary Learning Act.All students engaged
in activities that are a normal part of the practicum experience are covered.
Work Experience Placement starts from October 24 to December 16, 2016 for 6
to 8 weeks. The start date is flexible.
This program is made possible by funding from Alberta Human Resources &
Employment and the Government of Canada.