Equitable, affordable child care key to ‘she-cession’ recovery
Efforts to rebuild Canada’s economy that do not also address systemic racism will continue to leave people behind....
Signs of stabilization in career services, but challenges persist: Pulse Survey
Moving into 2021, some early signs of stabilization are showing within Canada’s career services sector while mental health and burnout are growing concerns, according to the latest CERIC Pulse Recovery...
Career development as a social justice imperative
These questions for career professionals call for intentional action to address anti-Black racism....
Journalling: A strategy to better navigate career transitions
Clients can respond to writing prompts, write unsent letters and make lists as a way to process emotions and explore their options....
Cultivating a positive work culture in the midst of change
Nurturing team relationships remained a top priority as the University of Alberta Career Centre navigated a rapidly changing work context during lockdown...
Prior learning: Unlocking a little-known superpower
With the support of career professionals, students may be able to leverage prior learning to reduce the time and cost for higher education....
Three books to find career courage amid chaos
Career professionals can find lessons from the Chaos Theory of Careers embedded in these inspiring works....
Bridging the skills awareness gap through reflection
Queen’s University card sort and mapping activities can help students acknowledge and articulate their skills with confidence....
Making career development ‘stick’ in K-12
The career development gap in schools can only be bridged by prioritizing and scaling programming....
Storytelling is the career superpower your clients need to master
Being able to deliver a compelling career story will help jobseekers identify their value and communicate it to employers....