Tips & Training

With the right supports, career exploration can begin at any age. From videos to workbooks to journalling exercises, these resources can help school counsellors, educators, parents and other caring adults...

Want to brush up on your skills this fall? Dive into professional development with the courses listed below, covering topics such as supported employment, interview coaching, ethics and cybercounselling. Did...

Essential life skills such as problem solving, communicating effectively and collaborating well with others help people succeed and continuously grow in a rapidly changing world. Here are several skills frameworks...

Traditional career development is rooted in a linear and planned approach. An alternative perspective was established by Dr. Jim Bright, career researcher and consultant, and Dr. Robert Pryor, seasoned career...

School's out for summer – but the learning opportunities never stop! Check out courses and webinars taking place throughout July and August on a variety of topics including resume development,...

The swift advances in artificial intelligence (AI) have caught the world’s attention for their potential to enable more efficient task completion. This was certainly the case when tech startup OpenAI released their...

In the face of caregiver bias and unemployment bias, it’s important to help parents returning to work navigate the gap strategically. This includes helping clients tailor the approach to their...

The workforce and the world of career development continue to evolve alongside global emergencies, environmental factors, and changes in technology and workplace policies. Some organizations are creating online communities of...

The Global Career Services Summit (GCSS), held in March, brought together career thought leaders and employers from 18 countries to discuss critical issues affecting career centres and graduate recruitment. The...

A client presents for career counselling, frustrated with where they are in their career. For some reason, they can’t convince themselves to go after the career they want; something is...