Tips & Training
Diversity
Students & Youth
Workplace
Research & Trends

Home
About
Submissions
Contact
Visit: orientaction.ca

NEVER MISS A THING!

Go back to previous editions of CareerWise Weekly.

VIEW ARCHIVES

Tips & Training
Students & Youth Tips & Training
5 AI tools for student career exploration
Tips & Training Workplace
Toxic productivity and challenging traditional thinking about work
Tips & Training Workplace
Unconventional job search strategies to stand out in 2025
Tips & Training
Webinars for career and workforce professionals in November 2025
Tips & Training Workplace
Is WFH right for your client? Evaluating remote work suitability
Diversity
Diversity Workplace
The vital role of peer support in advancing the careers of homeless youth
Diversity
Doubly invisible: Neurodivergent professionals working with the neurodivergent community
Diversity Tips & Training
Soft landings, strong foundations: Evolving supports for newcomers at North Island Employment
Diversity Tips & Training
Resources to support newcomer credential recognition
Diversity Workplace
How employers can attract, hire and retain internationally trained talent
Students & Youth
Students & Youth Workplace
Youth careers in Canada’s North: The view from Pond Inlet, NU
Research & Trends Students & Youth
Resources to support youth career readiness in a changing world
Students & Youth Tips & Training
5 AI tools for student career exploration
Students & Youth
Youth career barriers post-pandemic – and where to go from here
Students & Youth
Where to find scholarships in Canada: Helpful sites for students
Workplace
Students & Youth Workplace
Youth careers in Canada’s North: The view from Pond Inlet, NU
Tips & Training Workplace
Toxic productivity and challenging traditional thinking about work
Workplace
Career development as a mental health strategy: Why our work matters more than ever
Tips & Training Workplace
Unconventional job search strategies to stand out in 2025
Diversity Workplace
The vital role of peer support in advancing the careers of homeless youth
Research & Trends
Research & Trends Students & Youth
Resources to support youth career readiness in a changing world
Research & Trends
3 reports that caught our attention the week of Nov. 16, 2025
Research & Trends
4 reports that caught our attention the week of Nov. 9, 2025
Research & Trends
3 reports that caught our attention the week of Oct. 26, 2025
Research & Trends Students & Youth
Bridging the future: Insights from the Global Career Services Summit

HomeCart

Cart

[woocommerce_cart]

Popular
Recent

Two people shaking hands across desk in office

Empathy in career counselling is more than a motivational chat

12 months ago

Eight career assessment tools to help clients find their fit

16 free career assessment tools to help clients find their fit

1 year ago

two male adult students talking at table in library

Canadian certificate programs for career development professionals

2 years ago

When I recognized the value of my recruiting past, I become a better career coach

Insider tips on job search from a recruiter-turned-career-coach

7 years ago

n Photo of Pond Inlet in mid June of 2005 from Salmon Creek, 3.5 kms West of the Hamlet. The mountains are 25kms away and the iceberg is 9kms from town. The community's library (large white roof) and Health Center (large red roof) are the most predominent structures in the photo.

Youth careers in Canada’s North: The view from Pond Inlet, NU

3 hours ago

teacher helping pre-teen student in classroom

Resources to support youth career readiness in a changing world

7 hours ago

Photo illustration of hand holding magnifying glass on top of map

5 AI tools for student career exploration

1 day ago

Youth career barriers post-pandemic – and where to go from here

1 day ago

CERIC is dedicated to the advancement of education, research and advocacy in the field of career counselling and development.
We fund projects to develop innovative programs, resources, publications and events.

CareerWise is a program of CERIC funded through a grant by The Counselling Foundation of Canada.

CERIC acknowledges the Huron-Wendat, Petun, Haundenosaunee, Anishinaabe and Mississauga Anishinaabe of New Credit share a special relationship to the territory in which our office is located. CERIC’s Commitment to Reconciliation.

Privacy Policy
Terms of Use
Disclaimer
Advertise
Contact
Sitemap