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“The basic knowledge and skills that we all need to help us read the 21st-century work environment.” – CareerVision “Providing students with the capacity to make informed decisions about choosing...

I regularly review new and existing literature from various disciplines such psychology, philosophy and neuroscience to further my study of career counselling. During one of my recent dives into 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. Menopause and Work in Canada (Menopause...

Marginalized communities have long been disadvantaged regarding employment, training and career opportunities. According to Statistics Canada, only 63% of Indigenous youth have completed high school, compared with 91% of the...

A few years back when I was studying for my Instructional Design Certification, I took a course that challenged my perceptions about how video conferencing and PowerPoint affected marginalized and...

Read any good books lately? If you're looking for some titles to check out this Canada Career Month – or to share with your clients – we've rounded up 15...

In fall 2022, Possibility Seeds surveyed students, staff and faculty at post-secondary institutions across the country about their experiences, observations or understanding of sexual harassment in experiential learning. This survey...

CareerWise is always on the lookout for the latest reports related to career development. Here are several reports that we found interesting this week. Canada’s Agriculture Labour Market Forecast to...

At 68, you would think that my decades of experience helping others envision their future pathways would make me an expert in my own career development. And yet, at the...

Families come in all shapes and sizes, each with unique strengths and challenges. The dynamic nature of family systems means that any change in any part of the system affects...