Tips & Training

Making your way out of poverty not only requires determination, but also a lot of meaningful support to stabilize your life for long-term success. A fundamental component of Peterborough Social...

Career counsellor Connie Covey guides an overwhelmed liberal arts graduate through identifying her transferable skills, interests and potential pathways....

Leaving the city of Toronto 25 years ago to raise my family with my partner was less of our own decision and more of a financial must. To this day,...

Are you interested in connecting with people in your field? Accessing new professional development opportunities? This diverse set of associations covers such areas as co-operative education, career training and post-secondary...

The return-to-work transition from maternity leave can be a stressful one. Adjusting to a new routine of drop-offs at childcare, commuting, settling back into a work environment and the emotional...

Jobseekers can meet with employers, educational institutions and recruiters at job fairs taking place across Canada in October, November and December 2019. Jobs Canada Fair has events taking place across...

Since 1975, I have been studying and working on career questions. Now retired, I want to draw attention to some insights that arose from these 45 years. Problems in career...

These webinars, taking place in November, explore many different topics that may be of interest to professionals working in diverse areas of career development. Values as Motivating Factors in Decision-Making...

Career genograms are a specific type of genogram, which have been used extensively in family system therapy. The purpose of a career genogram is to look at established career patterns,...

According to the Mental Health Commission of Canada, an estimated 1.2 million children and youth in Canada are affected by mental illness, but less than 20% will receive appropriate treatment....