Testimonials

"I attended a free Human Resources workshop hosted by The Workforce Consultants as a representative of our local historicalsociety. While some of other organizations attending have more volunteers than our Society has members, our needs were considered just as important. We looked at three main topics: motivation; recruitment and selection; team building and coaching, all expertly presented. The workshop was exciting and stimulating, and offered many ideas from encouraging volunteers to making the experience rewarding for both organization and volunteers. It was one of the most rewarding workshops I have attended and I would recommend it to anyone with HR related responsibilities in a non-profit."

"I found the workshop to be very interesting and informative. The speakers were excellent and provided a lot of important information for the non-profit sector especially in regards to recruitment and selection as discussed by the President of TorontoJobs.ca. I would definitely attend another seminar in the future."

"The workshop was welcoming, fun and very informative. The presenters were are all very professional and enthusiastic about what they were teaching. It was a pleasure to attend their training."

"The Workforce Consultants provided a positive professional and safe environment in which the attendees could feel comfortable enough to dialogue amongst colleagues, learning from each other and from the materials presented. It was the most fun I have had in professional development, and also the most enlightening."

"As a Volunteer Coordinator with Links2Care, my job is to recruit and train volunteers to serve seniors in the community. The endeavor seems simple, the end goal obtainable. The volunteer intake however, can actually be lengthy and there is much knowledge required to know how to find volunteers, how to engage them, direct them, motivate them, and ultimately keep them to serve the community. The system of volunteer recruitment and retention was recently enhanced however by the knowledge obtained from The Workforce Consultants."