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Ontario’s senior population is growing quickly. While personal support workers help a variety of patients – including those recovering from illness or surgery – the elderly represent a large portion of their clientele. As baby boomers retire, that client base will only get bigger. Provincial governments are responding to this change in demographic by hiring… View Article

In recent years, public awareness of fitness has grown to the point where most people know that being physically fit doesn’t just mean having a strong body. While strength is important, physical fitness also means increased flexibility, faster recovery from illness or injury, improved endurance, and much more. Police departments across Canada realize the importance… View Article

Office and payroll administrators are responsible for carrying out the bookkeeping duties for a business. This includes recording and filing essential financial transactions like payments, purchases, payroll, and sales. With a highly skilled bookkeeper, a company can ensure all transactions are correctly recorded, keep better track of their financial documents and even save money. If… View Article

  Paramedics are one of the first points of contact in any emergency situation, alongside police officers and firefighters. Paramedics are responsible for assessing and providing any treatment that a patient may require before he or she receives full medical care at a hospital. Not everyone is suited to work as a paramedic, and students… View Article

Communication skills are important for professionals in any career, and people of all walks of life. Good communication helps us get our point across, share information, and listen to and understand others. Medical office administrators know the importance of effective communication, as they interact with patients, doctors, pharmacists, and suppliers on a regular basis. Here… View Article