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CareerWise Weekly: AI skill-building | Immigration caps | Career hope – Jan. 16, 2024

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Worried about AI? How to build skills for your next resume, Immigration minister to consider cap on international students in Canada, Amid an uncertain labour market, firms eye contract and freelance workers, Thinking in a joined-up way: The importance of the ‘careers information ecology’, CERIC to publish updated edition of Military to Civilian Employment book, For some young people, a college degree is not worth the debt, Create a 2024 job search and career resolution vision board

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