Fall 2021:
Career Development Reimagined
(And the other newsletters from CERIC.)
The importance of a whole-person approach in Indigenous career development
Employer-engaged workforce development: Strategies to address sector shock
The hybrid future: Shifting employment services to meet client needs
Geography matters: The value of place-based workforce development
What students want from employers to create safe, inclusive workplaces
What you measure matters … but your mindset matters more
Client Side: Agility is the ‘resilience vitamin’ in a career with many twists and turns
Reflection is key to helping jobseekers reimagine their career
Cross-cutting concerns for public policy in career development
Career professionals need accessible tools to build LMI literacy
Increasing inclusion and engagement in virtual career workshops
3 ways to transform your organization by creating a culture of continuous learning
Editor’s note
Case Study: Carleton careers course aims to help students manage change and complexity
What is your ideal vision of career development in Canada?
The Winter 2022 issue of Careering magazine will explore the theme of “Career Mindsets.” New contributors are welcome, and can submit in English, French or both languages. Please review our Submission Guidelines and send a 1-2 paragraph proposal outlining your topic idea to Editor Lindsay Purchase, lindsay@ceric.ca, by Thursday, Oct. 14.
This issue will explore questions including, but not limited to:
- What are career mindsets?
- How does this intersect with career literacy?
- What does this concept mean for different groups of people (e.g. newcomers, people who are disconnected from the labour market, etc.) and how can career mindset be applied in those contexts?
- How would you like to see career mindsets shift (e.g. for clients, employers) and how do you see the concept of career changing?
- What is the impact of unexpected events on career mindsets?
- How can you integrate career mindsets into different spaces (e.g. workplace, various levels of education, etc.)?
- How can we help those who aren’t career professionals bring this concept into their spaces?
- How is a career mindset demonstrated?
Views expressed by contributors are not necessarily those of CERIC. Mention of programs, services, products and initiatives is not an endorsement of these items.