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Understanding the Skills Gap in Grey County Presented by Gemma Mendez-Smith |

What You Need to Know! What are Students saying? Academic Achievement

What You Need to Know! What are Students saying? Extra-Curricular Activities

What You Need to Know! What are Students saying? Volunteer Activities

What You Need to Know! What are Students saying? Future Place of Work

What You Need to Know! What are Students saying? Future Education

What You Need to Know! What are Employees saying? Employment Status

What You Need to Know! What are Employees saying? Top Five Occupations

What You Need to Know! What are Employees saying? Areas for Skill Improvement

What You Need to Know! What are Employees saying?

What You Need to Know! What are Employers saying? Top Five factors to Locate in Grey County

What You Need to Know! What are Employers saying? Employee Profile

What You Need to Know! What are Employers saying?

Income Employees are saying…

What You Need to Know! What are Employers saying? Retirement Employees are saying…

What You Need to Know! What are Employers saying?

What You Need to Know! Recommendations for Employers/Businesses It is recommended that employers… Become more engaged in providing workplace training opportunities that could include co-op, apprenticeships, job shadows for the local labour force. Invest in ongoing training in the workplace by providing flexible hours to accommodate employee training. This will help employees adapt to a changing workplace.

What You Need to Know! Recommendations for Employers/Businesses It is recommended that employers… Collaborate with other businesses with similar skill requirements to provide necessary training (i.e. Health and Safety, sector specific training) to employees at a lower cost. Engage their workforce in training and mentoring to fill management positions and to ensure knowledge transfer among generations.

What You Need to Know! Recommendations for Employers/Businesses It is recommended that employers… Collaborate with community partners to highlight local career options and build an attraction strategy to aid in succession planning. Participate in a spousal employment program to help keep and attract the skilled professional.

What You Need to Know! Recommendations for Educators It is recommended that… Guidance counsellors and those teaching the Grade 10 Careers Studies (GLC2O) in high schools share information on the current local labour market and trends to ensure youth understand the dynamics of the local labour market to make sound education and career decisions.

What You Need to Know! Recommendations for Educators It is recommended that… Education sector make use of resources available through community partners including the Four County Labour Market Planning Board, Huron Business Development Corporation and employment and training service providers.

What You Need to Know! Recommendations for Educators It is recommended that… Educators collaborate with community providers and parents to develop the soft skills in youth required by employers. These skills are not limited to but include; work ethic, leadership, teamwork, adaptability, organizational, problem solving and computer literacy.

What You Need to Know! Recommendations for Educators It is recommended that… Colleges offer more flexibility in training to accommodate continuous learning opportunities. Guidance counsellors work with employers and community partners to promote the diversity of job opportunities in the area to students.

What You Need to Know! Recommendations for Educators It is recommended that… Educators collaborate with employers to build an attraction strategy for students who leave for post- secondary opportunities. Local high schools should develop a strategy to connect with alumni to maintain the relationship between graduates of the County and the local job market. This would include events to connect with youth when they return for holidays and vacation, newsletters and social media.

What You Need to Know! Recommendations for Educators It is recommended that… Educators highlight the apprenticeship opportunities to local youth, especially to females. Educators incorporate business courses to help the workforce understand leadership and management in business.

What You Need to Know! Recommendations for Educators It is recommended that… Educators collaborate with community partners to track Grade 12 graduates through post-secondary education and those who enter the workplace directly. The students’ field of work, field of study, place of study and place of residence could be tracked to maintain a database of the upcoming labour market skills, education and aspirations.

What You Need to Know! Recommendations for Community Partners It is recommended that… The Planning Board engage in a promotional program directed at education and employment partners to inform them about the existing and projected skills gaps and collaborate with these partners to provide support in assisting youth and job seekers in general to enhance their skills to meet the needs of the business community.

What You Need to Know! Recommendations for Community Partners It is recommended that… Employment services partner with schools to promote their summer employment and other youth services in the schools to students as they look for employment related to their field of study or career of interest. Employment services partner with schools to offer their expertise in job development and career coaching to guidance counsellors and Career Studies teachers.

What You Need to Know! Recommendations for Community Partners It is recommended that… Community Futures Development Corporations (CFDCs) engage youth to explore the opportunities for entrepreneurship. Small Business Enterprise Centres (SBECs) and CFDCs promote their training opportunities to local businesses.

What You Need to Know! Recommendations for Community Partners It is recommended that… County and Municipal Economic Development departments work with employers to build a strong workforce attraction strategy to fill immediate skills gaps. Adult education services promote their computer and education upgrading programs to local businesses.

What You Need to Know! Recommendations for Community Partners It is recommended that… Community partners offer employment readiness programs to youth through a variety of options that could include Junior Achievement and Job Readiness Program offered by Owen Sound YMCA Employment Services.

What You Need to Know! Recommendations for Community Partners It is recommended that… Community partners develop a strategy to connect with expatriates to communicate business and careers opportunities in Grey County. The target audience could include youth who go off to post-secondary or employment.

What You Need to Know! Recommendations for Community Partners It is recommended that… Community partners must work together to study rural transportation issues and opportunities to encourage strategies related to improving accessibility to and from the workplace from those with limited access to a vehicle.

What You Need to Know! Recommendations for Community Partners It is recommended that… Community partners should use the findings from this study and others to develop a strategic plan for local recruitment and retention including promotion of the rural lifestyle and recreational amenities, and spousal support for dual income households new to the area.

Gemma Mendez-Smith |