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What's On at the Library Last updated January 18, 2010

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Programs for Adults


job search

Job Seekers Tour
Tuesdays: January 19, February 16
10.30-11.30am

Looking for work but don’t know where to start? Find out about the large selection of job search resources available online or on-site at the public library. Register for this FREE program by calling 905.639.3611 ext 133. Location: Information Services, 2nd floor, Central.


Résumé Writing Help

1-4pm on Fridays:

 

February 19

Central Library, 3rd floor

March 19

Brant Hills

April 16

Tansley Woods

May 21

Central, 3rd fl 

Need help developing a targeted and effective résumé? Get expert advice on job searching from a Career Information Specialist. They will also discuss tips and tricks for a successful interview. Call The Centre for Skills Development and Training at 905.333.3499 ext 140 to register. FREE


movie night

Screeners - Bringing the Toronto International Film Festival to Burlington

NEW! Screeners 4 movie pass: $25/person for any four Screeners shows in 2009. Bonus! Get a Screeners mug when you purchase a pass. Individual tickets: $8/person. Passes and tickets are sold at the door. Refunds only for cancelled shows. Location: Centennial Hall, Central. Show schedule >>


Author Visit, Book Clubs & stuff for Writers

We host visits from Canadian authors and offer our popular Beans 'n' Books booktalks >> find out more
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Especially for New Canadians

New to Canada

Settlement Worker in the Library
Every Friday
Location: Builders’ Room, 2nd Floor Central.

If you are new to Canada and need help getting settled, a visiting settlement worker from the Halton Multicultural Council can assist you in many ways: government document application, employment and job search, information and referral to local services, document translation, help with school enrollment, budgeting, finding affordable housing, and much more. FREE

Settlement Worker at Tansley Woods Library    NEW!
Wednesdays: February 3, 17, March 3, 17, 31, April 7, 21, May 5, 19, June 2, 16
5-8.30pm

Settlement Worker at Central Library
Every Friday (except April 2, Good Friday)
9.30am-4.30pm 
Location: Builders Room, 2nd floor, Central

Call the Halton Multicultural Council, 905.842.2486 to make an appointment. Please note: There are no childcare services available at the library.

A joint initiative of Burlington Public Library and Halton Multicultural Council (funded by CIC).

 
becoming a Canadian

The Canadian Citizenship Test: Get Ready!
Starting in March: Monthly on Fridays
9.30am-1.30pm
Location: Builders Room, Central Library

This one-day program includes practice tests, checking your application online, completing the application form, documents to bring on test day, the Oath of Citizenship, and Citizen and Immigration Canada (CIC) contact information. Please register by calling the Halton Multicultural Council, 905.842.2486 ext 233. FREE

For class dates, please call the Halton Multicultural Council.

A joint initiative of Burlington Public Library and Halton Multicultural Council (funded by CIC).

 
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ESL Conversation Circles
Every Monday (except holidays)
7-8.30pm
Location: Frank Rose Room, Central Library

New speakers of English are invited to come and talk informally with others. Build your confidence speaking English and meet new people during this FREE weekly program. Come to as many sessions as you like. For more information, please call the Halton Multicultural Council at 905.842.2486 ext 241. This program is for adults only; no child care is available at the library.

A joint initiative of Burlington Public Library, The Centre for Skills Development & Training, and Halton Multicultural Council (funded by CIC).



What's Ongoing


take a computer class

Computer Classes for Everyone!

Burlington Public Library offers a full array of classes—from helping you get started using a computer or the Internet to advancing your skills so that you can research and Web surf with confidence. Take a look! >>

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