Research & Trends

Each week, CERIC is on the lookout for the latest reports related to career development. Here are four that we found interesting this week: Number of international students on the...

Did you know that an estimated 80% of workers in the non-profit sector across Ontario and Canada are women? The women working in the sector are awesome. They bring with...

You could almost hear Albertans' eyes roll in unison this week, as Unifor president Jerry Dias exited a meeting with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, stood before the national press gallery and described the...

Headlines about the changing nature of work, automation, and the threat of worker displacement have become hackneyed, and the underlying challenges they point to risk being buried in hype. But,...

A new study from University of British Columbia economist Nicole Fortin suggests that playing video games can lead to higher math test scores. There’s a catch, though: It’s only teenaged...

Jobs with "guru," "ninja," and "magician" in the title used to just apply to, well, actual gurus, ninjas, and magicians. Then along came tech companies like SCVNGR, where the chief operating...

Each week, CERIC is on the lookout for the latest reports related to career development. Here are three that we found interesting this week: Labour Market Experiences of First Nations...

In developing the Education 2030 Agenda, it became clear that education systems require solutions to help prepare students for the challenges of today’s world. How can education empower learners of all...

The emerging field of social recruiting helps companies achieve this goal. Definitions vary, but social recruiting essentially helps companies leverage the social network of employees—and in some cases, outside stakeholders—to...

The outdated model for hiring does not benefit learners in vocational education and training, it does not favour those increasing number of young people who have atypical careers, it does...