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The following webinars, taking place in October and hosted by various organizations, cover topics such as reflective practice, AI in career education, scholarships – and much more.
Strategies for Integrating AI and AR/VR into Career Development (NAWDP)
Oct. 3
This session addresses the strategic application of AI and AR/VR in personalized career development and coaching. It will cover the use of these technologies in assessing career paths, enhancing skill development and providing tailored career guidance.
Theory-in-Action Coaching Series – Session 1: Integrating Practitioner Reflection (ASPECT BC)
Oct. 8
This session is the first of eight in the October “Theory-in-Action” series. Career development professionals are encouraged to reflect on themselves, their clients, their work and how career concepts evolve in today’s world. This session will provide tools and models to support that reflection.
Scaling Guided Reflection in Career and Experiential Education with AI: A Case Study in Empowering Student Success (CACEE)
Oct. 9
Through a real-world case study, you’ll see how post-secondary career centres are using AI to:
- Scale guided reflection across career development, experiential learning and workplace activities
- Benchmark skills and competencies
- Flag key areas for discussion and deeper student engagement
- Gather meaningful feedback to improve student experiences, outcomes and career readiness
Learning from one another: A comparative analysis of labour market needs and corresponding skills in Northern Ontario, Yukon, and Nunavut (Future Skills Centre and Conference Board)
Oct. 9
Explore research on labour market demand and skills training in Northern Ontario, Yukon and Nunavut. Gain insights into the demand for employment in each region through the findings of FSC’s and Conference Board’s economic forecasts for each region.
GenAI for Purposeful Career Exploration (CICA)
Oct. 15
While the pace of development of generative AI tools has continued to increase, most of our clients still ignore its potential. This webinar will explore how generative AI tools can deepen and accelerate career exploration, unlocking new approaches and insights for those we help.
Balancing Heart & Strategy: Wellness on the Front Line (BCCDA)
Oct. 16
Are you feeling the pressure of balancing your heart and strategy? Do you struggle with managing your mental health while meeting client needs and satisfying your mandate? This interactive session will help you navigate the complexities of home and work life so you can enjoy performing at your best.
Generative AI in post-secondary education: Impacts, benefits, and risks (Future Skills Centre & Conference Board)
Oct. 16
The integration of generative AI in post-secondary education holds tremendous promise, but the rapid development of AI tools has left many educators and policymakers scrambling to catch up and navigate uncharted territory. Join our webinar as we share insights from our research and discuss with expert panelists the promises and challenges that AI brings to post-secondary education.
Islamophobia (CCDI)
Oct. 17
The Canadian Centre for Diversity and Inclusion sits down with Mohamed Hashim, Executive Director of the Canadian Race Relations Foundation (CRRF), to discuss the evolution of Islamophobia in Canada, its impacts in communities and the workplace, and how individuals and organizations who fear further polarization and backlash can engage in this national discourse to address bias and hate against Muslims.
Opening Doors to Opportunity Through Scholarships (CERIC & RBC)
Oct. 28
In this webinar, RBC will share the findings of its recently published thought leadership report Untapped Potential: Opening Doors to Opportunity Through Scholarships. Participants will also learn about the RBC Future Launch suite of scholarships that support access to post-secondary education for youth who remain underrepresented in colleges and universities.
Addressing Mental Health Challenges in the Workplace (CPHR Manitoba)
Oct. 29
More people than ever before report increased stress at work and the impact it has on their mental health. In this presentation, Dr. Ashley Spetch will discuss the connection between workplace health and safety and mental health, and outline a call to action for employers to proactively address these risks.
Ethical Matters (NCDA)
Oct. 30
Explore how ethics in career development relates to you, your clients and other stakeholders. This includes defining the space in which you work, how you apply elements of the Code of Ethics, how you can make an impact on your wider circle and enjoy the work you do.
