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2011 CCCYC Summer Resume/Career Workshop!

Resume Workshop Poster


Check out CCCYC's newest blog post for pictures and a full recap on the event!


How are you spending your summer this year? Do you plan to apply for a job, co-op placement, or volunteer position? This summer, the CCCYC will be hosting a resume/careers workshop for youth aged 14-25!

This workshop is the second one of its kind since its inception in 2009!

Not only is it free to attend, there are exciting, rewarding workshops hosted by professionals in the local community.

The workshops include instructions on: composing a resume, writing a cover letter, job search, and interviews. What's more is that it is a great networking opportunity to meet other youth in the community with the same interests and aspirations. Light refreshments will be provided.

The event will be held on Saturday, July 9, 2011 in the ABDC Room (Asian Business and Cultural Development Centre) at 2-6p.m.

Register here for free! Spaces are limited!

If you have any questions, email info@cccyc.com



Celebrate Canada's Day with CCC!

CCC Canada Day Celebration Poster

Come to the Chinese Cultural Centre at 5183 Sheppard Avenue on Friday, July 1st to celebrate Canada's birthday!

Join us for the national anthem, cake cutting, exciting lion dancing, Chinese instrument performance, fun Chinese dance, arts and crafts, charity sales and much more! Admission is FREE and there will be complimentary hot dogs!

Event starts at 12:30pm and ends at 2:30pm.



Congratulations to Patrick Chan - 2011 Men's World Champion!

patrick chan
Image courtesy of Tu Ly/patrickchan.ca

Patrick Chan, a former Chinese Canadian Youth of the Year, claims the 2011 Men's World Championship in Moscow, Russia. He also makes it into the Guinness World Records in Highest score in figure skating - short programme, long programme, and total score.

He volunteered his time to skate an ice show on Saturday, April 2, 2011 at GM Centre in Oshawa, along with Don Jackson, 1962 World Champion, and the Oshawa Skating Club to raise monies to help in the Japan/Asia-Pacific Tsunami, administered by the Canadian Red Cross.

Patrick is truly a champion and an inspiration for all. May you have continued success in reaching your goals along with continued and growing support from all your fans! We are very proud of you!

Watch his winning performance!
http://www.cbc.ca/sports/figureskating/story/2011/04/28/sp-isu-worlds.html


Imperial Ball 2011 Rhythm of Joy

Date: May 28th, 2011
Venue: Fairmont Royal York Hotel
Duties: Venue Set-Up, Registration, Silent Auction, etc.

Check out the volunteer positions in detail below.

VENUE:

The Fairmont Royal York
100 Front Street W
Toronto, Ontario M5J1E3

DUTIES:

 

Task

Approximate Time

Description

Silent Auction – Set Up

2 pm – 6 pm

Laying out tables, gifts, auction sheets etc.

Silent Auction – Floor management

6 pm – approx 10 pm

Watching booths and assisting with inquires

Banquet Hall – Set Up

2 pm – 6 pm

Laying out tables, decorations, table prizes, etc.

Banquet Hall – Floor management

6 pm – approx 10 pm

Facilitate table prizes and live auction

Registration – Set Up

2 pm – 6 pm

Laying out tables, etc

Registration

6 pm – approx 8 pm

Greet Guests and provide table numbers

Notes:

  1. You may choose one or more of the above duties, depending on the schedule rundown of tasks
  2. If you are helping with set-up, we encourage you to also help with the floor management of that area
  3. Volunteers are responsible for transportation to/from the venue
  4. Food will be provided for those doing two shifts/evening shift

DRESS CODE

Business Casual (i.e. dress pants or cocktail dresses.  No Jeans or Running Shoes)

LEARNING OUTCOMES & BENEFITS

  1. Improve your communication skills; learn good hospitality techniques
  2. Time management & team work
  3. See how a fundraising event is run
  4. Socialize & Network; Meet new people

CONTACT & SIGN-UP

Volunteers may not sign up on the spot.  Please contact volunteer@cccyc.com to sign-up or for inquiries.

To learn more about CCC’s Imperial Ball, visit http://www.imperialball.ca/


The month of May is Asian Heritage Month

brownballs

From the producers of Banana Boys, Singkil, and Lady in the Red Dress, Fu-GEN Asian Canadian Theatre Company presents the World Premiere of Brown Balls. Playing at Toronto’s Factory Studio Theatre from May 3rd – 15th.  In this edgy, hard-hitting play, three young men disguised as Bruce Lee, Charlie Chan, and Fu Manchu take the audience hostage and explode Asian male stereotypes. Issues of race, gender and sex collide as the Brown Balls Collective (BBC) embarks upon an honest, unapologetic, and often hilarious exposé of the contemporary Asian male in the West.

Check out the Brown Balls promo videos:
Fu's Rant: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gjJ1qk4Dvew
Bruce's Rap: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QTBP-A4myX0

For more information on Fu-Gen, please visit http://fu-gen.org

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volunteer fair

Various non-profit and community organizations will be recruiting volunteers for upcoming events and projects. 
Don’t miss out!

  • The Canadian Red Cross
  • The Canadian Cancer Society
  • MPL Teen Advisory Group
  • Unionville Home Society

And more!


2010 Chinese Canadian Youth Achievement Awards

A big thank you to all guests, friends, family, community leaders, sponsors and supporters who made it through the blizzard to join us and celebrate the achievements of our outstanding and talented youth!

Recap of the event: meet our winners; check out the pictures, videos, and many more!


326 Stem Cell Drive

This year, CCCYC partnered with OtherHalf to help make this year’s nation-wide stem cell donor registration event a memorable one – and what a day it was! On Saturday, March 26th the Chinese community across the country came together and collected 5,894 registrations with OneMatch!

Whether you were a volunteer or a donor, a special thank you to those that came out to support the cause! Please share the good news and don’t forget to check out www.chinesestemcell.ca.
stem cell


2010 awards banner

10th Anniversary Chinese Canadian Achievement Awards Ceremony

~ Celebrating a Decade of Excellence ~

The Chinese Cultural Centre of Greater Toronto Youth Chapter (CCCYC) is celebrating a decade of excellence in a BIG way! CCCYC will be holding the 10th annual Chinese Canadian Youth Achievement Awards to recognize and celebrate the outstanding achievements of today’s Chinese Canadian youths on Saturday, January 15, 2011. It’s the perfect event to attend with the family and a rare opportunity to connect with past, current, and future youth leaders!

At the ceremony you will have the chance to:

  • See the Lo Sham Yuet Kuen Hall transform into an art gallery comprising of art pieces from this year's Visual Arts winners
  • See extraordinary performances from this year’s Performance Arts winners
  • Hear an inspiring keynote speech from a leading social entrepreneur
  • Enjoy a special performance from internationally acclaimed violinist Yi-Jia Susanne Hou*

Event Details:

Date:
Saturday, January 15, 2011

Time:
Registration - 1:00 p.m.; Ceremony - 2:00 p.m.; Reception - 5:00 p.m.

Venue:
Chinese Cultural Centre of Greater Toronto
P.C. Ho Theatre and Lo Sham Yuet Kuen Hall
5183 Sheppard Avenue East, Scarborough, Ontario, M1B 5Z5

Dress attire:
smart casual / business casual

Admission:
FREE

Registration:
http://cccyc.eventbrite.com/


Special guest performer:

susanne_hou02 For a sneak preview of our key guest performer, Yi-Jia Susanne Hou, see her latest video, a little treat for the holidays! THE DEVIL'S DELIGHT

You can also follow Susanne on TWITTER and the new ‘little miss violin’ Facebook page!

Twitter: http://twitter.com/YiJiaSusanneHou
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Yi-Jia-Susanne-Hou-little-miss-violin/144940178881867

* “The outstanding violin being used by Yi-Jia Susanne Hou is the ex Mary Portman, Fritz Kreisler Giuseppe Guarneri del Gesu, Cremona, c. 1735 on extended loan from Clement and Karen Arrison through the generous efforts of The Stradivari SocietyR of Chicago."

 

LIVE CONCERT VIDEOS & CBC DOCUMENTARY:

The Devil's Delight - MUSIC VIDEO Ysaye Solo Sonata No.2 'Obsession' with Chocolate
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDGP1tjG1mU

Sarasate Zigeurnerweisen LIVE HD DVD Production for PBS/Live Nation 'BOWFIRE':
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XxFqBzTMhuk

CBC The National Documentary Feature 'SHANGHAI SENSATION' Part 1:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uq-U3nJxIBs

CBC The National Documentary Feature 'SHANGHAI SENSATION' Part 2:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VXKJMc1gkJo

Sibelius Violin Concerto LIVE with NHK Tokyo:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t09uRpbIqwk

Barber Violin Concerto LIVE with Radio-France (France 2):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ovMrlAuadI


toy_mountain salvation_army

This year, more than ever, is a time to extend our wishes and time to those most in need. Please join us at the Salvation Army’s Food and Toy Distribution Centre and volunteer to help bring some extra cheer to the holiday season.

Details:
Saturday, December 18, 2010

10:00am – 2:00pm
Salvation Army – Food & Toy Distribution Centre
150 Railside Road
North York, Ontario
M3A 1A3

Google Map

Please note that all volunteers have to be 18 years of age and older. Also, we can only extend this invitation to a maximum of 20 volunteers for this day. If you are interested in helping out, send us an email at volunteer@cccyc.com. Make sure to include your name, contact information and age in the email. Spaces are first come first served, so don’t wait!


Below are some more events organized in the past by CCCYC:

See a summary of our organization and past events along with some pictures! [download]

Chinese Canadian Youth Achievement Awards (2000-present)

2006 2007 2008 2009

The Chinese Cultural Centre of Greater Toronto Youth Chapter (CCCYC) would like to congratulate our award winners from the past Chinese Canadian Youth Achievement Awards. Year in and year out, outstanding youth were chosen out of the many applications by our honourable judges from the Chinese community to recognize their accomplishments and talent.

Take the Lead to Feed the Need (Mar - Aug 2009)

This was a youth initiative that was a response to the economic crisis in recent times. CCCYC partnered up with CCC and all proceeds went to the Toronto Daily Bread Food Bank. There was an awareness campaign, kick-off ceremony, food drive, food sorting at the Daily Bread facilities, and finished off with a BBQ. The initiative raised over $10,000 and 600 lbs of food. This was a big success in helping out the community.

Job Search Initiative - Resume Workshop (July 2009)

CCCYC organized a resume workshop to help youth prepare for their job search. Youth attending the workshop received pointers on wiring a resume from a presentation and peer reviews were done to look over each attendees resumes. A recruiter was also present to provide professional advice on job-hunting.

Toy Sorting with Salvation Army (Annually in December)

As part of the Toy Mountain initiative, CCCYC has been doing our part to help children receive gifts during the holiday season. We have helped sort donated toys at the Salvation Army's toy distribution centre. Check out some past pictures: click here

Chinese New Year Celebrations at the Chinese Cultural Centre of Greater Toronto, ROM, Toronto City Hall (2000 - Present)

CCCYC has taken part in CCC's Chinese New Year celebrations and have displayed our creative contributions to educating and bringing fun to all attendees. Look for our Wheel of Fortune and the Nian display.

High School Volunteer Fair (2004-2006)

The High School Volunteer Fair was initiated to help all high school students in the GTA to attain their mandatory volunteer hours as well as exposure to the many types of volunteer opportunities and organizations out there. In the past, volunteer organizations such as United Way of Greater Toronto, Toronto Public Library, Heart & Stroke Foundation and more have attended the fair. We continue to work with organizations by providing volunteer opportunities with our members.

Chinese Canadian Youth Conference (2000-2005)

The Chinese Canadian Youth Conference has held workshops and forums on youth topics ranging from careers to youth violence to identity - Are you Chinese? Are you Canadian? The most recent conference focused on transitioning from secondary to post-secondary education. Speakers were brought in to discuss about academic transition, social transition, and wellness (physical & mental).

 


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