In a world of constant change, a focus on lifelong learning is integral to achieving your career goals.
To say Gavin Walls has had a diverse career would be an understatement.
He has worked as a rig operator in Manitoba, as an operation manager in Alberta’s oil and gas industry, and in Indigenous development with First Nation communities — not to mention his successful eight-year career as a professional athlete, including as a star defensive player for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.
Through PACE, Deane was able to turn his curiosity into a career, thanks to diverse course options, and instruction from industry experts.
As an employee with the Government of Manitoba, Chris Deane was exposed to the many different aspects of communications and public relations. His burgeoning interest in the field led him to PACE and the Public Relations, Marketing and Strategic Communications diploma.
Stephanie Johnson knew she enjoyed writing and ideas, but wasn’t sure how to translate those skills into a career.
I graduated from the Educational Assistant Diploma program after five years of part-time study in 2011. I was motivated to pursue this program to obtain current strategies and techniques to teach children in a classroom setting.
Breanne Talbot landed her dream job in June 2010 when she signed on as Communications Specialist with Winnipeg Airports Authority (WAA). Breanne has been involved in a number of exciting projects and played a key role in organizing grand opening events for the new Winnipeg Richardson International Airport.
