Career Awareness

Career Awareness
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Career Awareness

 

 

Attracting and retaining skilled professionals are of paramount concern to the bus industry. This industry employs approximately 90,000 individuals. Of these, 68% or 53,000 are employed in the capacity of bus operator with 7% or 5,400 as mechanics and maintenance staff. Forty percent (40%) of bus operators are between age 45-64, suggesting that more than one-third will be heading into retirement over the next ten years. Urban transit and inter-city carriers like most other related industries are experiencing labour shortages in acquiring qualified mechanics and maintenance staff while colleges report declining enrolment in apprenticeship programs for these professions. 

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The MCPCC has undertaken a focused approach to career awareness to attract the youth market, namely age 18-25. The campaign is fun, innovative, and interesting and will pique interest in those qualified candidates who are considering new career choices.

The program consists of in-bus advertising, radio and television spots, school packages, posters, brochures and website.

 

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