Five minutes of social justice in a busy day
This social justice card game explores what social justice is and how it can be used in career guidance....
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6 key questions on upskilling
Internal training and upskilling can be important for employee engagement and retention, especially during times of change and rethinking of the workplace....
Canadian youth may suffer the economic toll of COVID for years to come
Young Canadians continue to bear the brunt of COVID’s damage to the job market, something experts say could set back their economic success for many years....
New work permit being offered to keep more international students in Canada
Former students who hold post-graduation work permits that have expired or will soon expire can now apply for open work permits....
How finding a job will be different in 2021
Companies need employees with skills such as problem-solving and adaptability, those skills should be evident on your resume....
3 things to do now to get the most out of virtual Cannexus21
I didn’t attend Cannexus20. I was living in Victoria, BC at the time, anticipating a posting to Ottawa that summer, so I figured “I’ll just go next year.” If only...
How to change careers to social impact: Step 1 – audit your strengths
Knowing and owning your strengths allows you to voice what’s important to you and leverage those talents that come naturally to you....
Five tips for a successful remote internship at a non-profit
A student shares their perspective on how to make the most of an internship in a virtual world....
For years, the office was not just the centre of work, but life itself
For too long, we’ve allowed employers and Big Tech to take too large a share of the ‘social capital’ that keeps us connected. Now we have a chance to take...
Resources to help jobseekers craft a compelling cover letter
Summarizing your professional achievements in the form of a resume is one thing – describing them in a cover letter is a whole other. A strong cover letter catches a...