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Examining the ethical codes that guide Canadian career professionals and how to navigate ethical dilemmas in practice....

“Will my offer be rescinded?” “What happens if I lose my job?” “Will this affect my ability to graduate?” “Am I able to go home?” These are just a few...

A book can be a great comfort during stressful times. And – if you’re not overwhelmed by caring duties/homeschooling/WFH – you might be finding yourself with a little extra time...

This period of self-isolation can be a trying time for parents and children. It can also be a golden opportunity for genuine bonding and quality communication. Are you brave and...

Full-time graduate students whose academic focus is career development are invited to apply to be part of CERIC's Graduate Student Engagement Program (GSEP) and to compete for the GSEP Award,...

Each week, CERIC is on the lookout for the latest reports related to career development. Here are three reports that we found interesting this week: Payroll employment, earnings and hours,...

Imagine a 26-year-old Justin Trudeau is sitting in front you. With a BA in literature from McGill and a recently completed BEd from UBC, he comes to you for career...

A University of Alberta program is connecting professionals with students to share career experiences through an identity-related lens....

In this challenging time, the services of career professionals may be more needed than ever – and will continue to be as the effects of COVID-19 unfold on the labour...

Building on last year’s list of career development podcasts, check out these shows on all things career and work – from entrepreneurship to career change to older workers to women...