Food Preparation: Minds Inc and Workplace Culture

food preparation: The placements are broken up into four categories sewing, gardening and farming, leather work, and food preparation, according to CTV. Now we're focusing more on an employment area so that we could help them get used to workplace culture, interact with local employers and then have an opportunity in the future to update their resume and potentially get a job faster, said Trevor Pfahl of Altered Minds Inc. For the first time, students in Altered Minds Inc.'s Living English program will concentrate on English four days a week and attend a workplace for the fifth. The program worked with eight employer partners who helped facilitate the placements. It is funded by Manitoba's Refugee Employment Development Initiative. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.