Past Webinars & Events
March 23, 2023, 12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m. PT / 3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. ET
Interested in defining your skillsets for a green jobs resume, learning about in-demand skills, and getting top tips for creating a standout resume?
Join PLT’s Resume 101: Building a Green Jobs Resume virtual workshop on March 23, 2023 from 3–4 pm EST and 12–1pm PST!
You may be thinking about applying for an upcoming summer job or for an opportunity that piqued your interest—but not know how to update your resume to stand out in a pool of applicants. This hour-long workshop will give you the tools to strengthen your job applications, showcase your skills, and get noticed.
Learning outcomes
- What resumes are, and why they are crucial in your green jobs search
- Defining your green skills on a resume
- What to include in your resume
- Navigating Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) to get your resume to a human reviewer
Professionalism tips for online events
PLT Canada’s skill-building webinars are a great place to practice your professionalism.
Professionalism includes “the way you carry yourself, your attitude and the ways you communicate with others.” How can you do this?
- Use professional, polite language: Avoid slang, swear words, and inappropriate terms
- Be punctual: Arrive to the webinar on time or a few minutes early to make a good impression
- Participate: Ask and answer questions, write in the chat, and use the time to make new connections and grow your network
Professional video call etiquette
If possible, turn your camera on for face-to-face interaction.
- Sit in front of a plain or clean background
- Move to a quiet area if possible
- Dress in work-appropriate clothes (a nice sweater, blouse, button up shirt, or collared shirt)
- Ensure your whole head is in the frame
How to access French interpretation
If you need to access interpretation services during this webinar, please read these instructions. We will also review them at the beginning of the webinar and will be available for support if you encounter issues.
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Presenters
Jerri Taylor, Director, Diversity in Career Pathways
Jerri leverages successful tools and resources to build support programs for diverse young people as they navigate green careers. She leads the career pathways programming, the Green Mentor program, and the Green Jobs employer training efforts.
Maria Chiarella, Manager, Mentorship and Youth Programs
Maria manages mentorship programs at a national and international level, and coordinates career pathway resources and opportunities for youth. Maria engages young people to learn about and connect to the outdoors, and to be inspired to pursue green careers.
Lydia Kidane, Coordinator, Education Programs
Lydia is Project Learning Tree’s® (PLT) main point of contact for customer inquiries, sales and service. She also helps manage PLT’s product inventory, fulfillment, and distribution and supports career pathways initiatives in the US.
November 23, 2022, 3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. EST / 12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m. PST
Interested in defining your skillsets for a green jobs resume, learning about in-demand skills, and getting top tips for creating a standout resume?
Join PLT Canada’s Resume 101: Building a Green Jobs Resume virtual workshop on Nov. 23, 2022 from 3–4 pm EST and 12–1pm PST!
You may be thinking about applying for an upcoming summer job or for an opportunity that piqued your interest—but not know how to update your resume to stand out in a pool of applicants. This hour-long workshop will give you the tools to strengthen your job applications, showcase your skills, and get noticed.
Learning outcomes
- What resumes are, and why they are crucial in your green jobs search
- Defining your green skills on a resume
- What to include in your resume
- Navigating Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) to get your resume to a human reviewer
Presenters
Jerri Taylor, Director, Diversity in Career Pathways
Jerri leverages successful tools and resources to build support programs for diverse young people as they navigate green careers. She leads the career pathways programming, the Green Mentor program, and the Green Jobs employer training efforts.
Maria Chiarella, Manager, Mentorship and Youth Programs
Maria manages mentorship programs at a national and international level, and coordinates career pathway resources and opportunities for youth. Maria engages young people to learn about and connect to the outdoors, and to be inspired to pursue green careers.
Lydia Kidane, Coordinator, Education Programs
Lydia is Project Learning Tree’s® (PLT) main point of contact for customer inquiries, sales and service. She also helps manage PLT’s product inventory, fulfillment, and distribution and supports career pathways initiatives in the US.
Mira Williamson, Manager, Communications & Media Relations
Mira elevates the impact that SFI and PLT Canada programs have on people, communities, and forests. She promotes forest-focused collaborations and creates more interest for future collaborations with articles, ads, and webpages.
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