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There has been a growing challenge in providing publicly funded career and employment services in Canada. Despite the significant, increasing and complex barriers to full labour market participation faced by...

In our weekly CareerWise roundups of the reports that “caught our attention,” we’ve shared dozens of publications this year to help keep you apprised of labour market information and other...

Since the pandemic, we’ve seen significant changes in the mental health landscape within the Surrey School District – the largest district in British Columbia. Many young people and adults have...

CareerWise is always on the lookout for the latest reports related to career development. Here are several reports that we found interesting this week. The Hard Problem of Lifelong Learning...

The year ahead offers excellent opportunities to refine and expand your skills and knowledge of the career profession. Here are courses and workshops, available from December to March, which cover...

Unpaid internships used to be a trusted route to securing a paying job. An organization would welcome a young person (the intern), allow them to experience the workplace, then decide...

Divorce. Death of a spouse. Death of a pet. A health diagnosis. Losing one’s home in a natural disaster. Job loss. These are often called “primary losses” – often the...

CareerWise is always on the lookout for the latest reports related to career development. Here are several reports that we found interesting this week. Gender, Diversity and Discrimination in the...

I recently had a debate with a friend about what it means to be empathetic. He believes empathy is about feeling for an individual’s suffering and understanding what they go...

Stories help ground our understanding of ourselves and those around us. Narrative career counselling involves engaging in a person’s story and developing that story to help inform their career decisions...