Students & Youth

Summarizing the research, these surveys suggest that the higher the degree level, the higher the student anxiety and the lower the perceived support around career development. The data makes one aspect...

High school students need to learn that the more they are exposed to the world around them, the more they can see themselves a part of it. Gaining a global...

Despite social pressures, university isn't for everyone. There are plenty of reasons to go into the trades, including the reduced financial burden and strong employment opportunities....

College environments can either foster strong relationships with faculty and staff or hinder students’ connections. Positive relationships “encourage integration, a sense of comfort on campus, and connectedness to college” (Karp,...

Recent reports indicate that graduate students not only face several barriers to transitioning into a career, but also that the paths they take are diverse and sometimes surprising. With numerous...

More teens and young adults — particularly girls and young women — are reporting being depressed and anxious, compared with comparable numbers from the mid-2000s. Suicides are up too in...

As boomers increasingly retire, hospitality and skilled trades are beginning to feeling the impact of labour shortages. The Hotel Association of Canada estimates a national labour shortfall of 10,000 jobs in hospitality...

Mount Royal University will be updating its CERIC-supported guide to computing careers, Computing Disciplines: A Quick Guide for Prospective Students and Career Advisors. The second edition, expected to be released...

Robots, artificial intelligence and other disruptive technologies are poised to radically change the future of work. Here's how to future-proof your kids when the job market could be completely turned...

Career success is a significant contributor to positive health, social and economic outcomes. Given the significance of career to overall well-being, it is important that we introduce career reflection to children...