Employment-related services
Counselling, workshops, mentoring and job fairs sit with each client’s other services. Cairn records what iCARE asks about their work.
What employment staff do in Cairn, from the first meeting to the monthly upload.
Newcomers ask for employment services on the online form, or are referred from another program.
More on online applicationsRecord counselling or a workshop, its topics and any referrals. Set a follow-up for next week.
More on clients and casesSee sessions and clients for your program by month. The same records fill your iCARE files.
More on iCARE reportingFive activity types
Pick the activity type, and Cairn asks only what its template needs.
About each client
For every session, record each client’s employment status and the job they’re working towards.
Employment-related services report on five IRCC templates, one for each activity type.
Only sessions under an IRCC agreement covering ERS are reported. Provincially funded programs can stay out.
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[email protected]A visit where staff help the client counts as individual counselling. Using a computer on their own doesn’t.
iCARE reports only newcomer clients, so name employers, mentors and recruiters in the session summary.
Yes. Program managers build reports on sessions and clients for their program, by month, site or topic.
We’ll walk through intake, cases, classes and reporting using the way your agency works.