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In order to identify ways to promote career development for people with social anxiety disorder (SAD), a theoretical framework to help conceptualize SAD in the context of career development is...

What working parent hasn’t felt guilty about missing soccer games and piano recitals? When there are last-minute schedule changes at work or required travel to a client site, it’s normal...

An RBC survey of more than 2,000 Canadians aged 15-24 has found that across every province and major city, youth are feeling hopeful, but nervous about their future employment prospects....

When young people in the U.K. were asked in 2011 about the careers they wanted, the most popular ambitions were for jobs such as doctors, vets, firefighters, teachers and actors....

When thinking about forestry, people often envision lumberjacks and logging. In fact, there is a lot more to Alberta's forestry industry. Forestry can unlock a wide range of opportunities for...

A Colorado program for high school students is drawing inspiration from Switzerland's widely admired youth-apprenticeship program, which involves a broad range of industries. If all goes well, by the end...

A new program is setting out to help young people with intellectual disabilities and autism find work that is meaningful for them. Less than a quarter of Canadians with these...

The quest for digital literacy is not yet a fair one. For those living in urban areas with disposable income, their own computers and home internet, the right training is...

Here are five ways to prepare students for both the school year and for the future of work. Help them discover their greatness “What makes you different?” “What are your...