Principles in Action: Environmental supports key to students’ self-directed career success
Students should be the drivers of their learning and career planning, but that doesn’t mean they have to do it alone....
Resources for Canada’s career professionals navigating COVID-19
Like many around the globe, Canada's career service professionals are navigating the rapidly changing reality of life amid COVID-19. Front-line workers are adapting on the fly, in many cases figuring...
Three mistakes career professionals make when supporting clients with autism
Career development professionals (CDPs) are privileged with the responsibility of advising, coaching, and supporting people who are seeking direction to manage their career and employment goals. This is an awesome...
How career development is also a mental health practice
Mental health and mental illness are distinct entities, and knowing about and understanding this difference allows career development practitioners to better conceptualize and practice a dimension of mental health awareness...
CareerWise Weekly: Redesign your job | Career mindset | Adult learning – March 17, 2020
How to redesign your job when you can’t quit, Helping Those With Disabilities Navigate Job Transitions, Resources to help nonprofits adapt and respond to COVID-19, Never been more needed: Developing...
4 reports that caught our eye the week of March 15, 2020
Each week, CERIC is on the lookout for the latest reports related to career development. Here are four reports that we found interesting this week: Skills, Signals and Labour Market...
Never been more needed: Developing a new competency framework for career professionals
Career professionals from across Canada are collaborating to set a new standard for practice in the field, an exercise that highlights the pride and professionalism of its members....
Re-considering the ‘problem with millennials’ using the Theory of Work Adjustment
Whether they’re being accused of killing whole industries or cheered for reducing the price of wine, there are a lot of “hot takes” about millennials and how, as a generation,...
Where there’s a WIL, there’s a way: Resources for experiential learning
Practical learning opportunities for students, under the broad banner of experiential learning (EL), come in many flavours. This may include formalized work-integrated learning (WIL) through co-op and internships, or other...
How to leave a job and move on well
There are a variety of reasons people leave jobs – bad fit, bad manager, new opportunity, mergers, downsizing, firing, restructuring. The bigger issue is not why, but how we leave,...