Fall 2012

By Roberta Neault and Miranda Vande Kuyt Counselling and coaching, even in the traditional face-to-face format, are relatively new “professions.” e-Anything is even newer—it’s not that […]

By Tannis Goddard Technology offers the potential to transform the way we deliver career development services. Rather than fearing that technology will replace face-to-face services, we […]

By Lawrence Murphy and Dawn Schell A recent international research report, commissioned by the UK Commission for Employment and Skills, suggests that “changes in technology have the potential […]

By Rob Straby I have a passion for continuous learning in order to provide better career outcomes for the clients and students I serve. It was […]

By Amanda Harrington I used to think that e-coaching was coaching by email, and back in 1999, I wrote about use of email for mentoring and […]

By Alexi Thomas Career development has evolved with technology at the Neil Squire Society. The Neil Squire Society is the only national not-for-profit organization in Canada […]

By Blessie Mathew Over the past few years, CAPS: Your U of A Career Centre, the central career services office at the University of Alberta, has […]

By Allison Rosemond As a Middle School (Grades 6 to 8) Career Specialist, it is difficult to find ways to enhance the career exploration process for […]

By Anne-Marie Lefebvre When children learn how to speak or use a toothbrush, they first observe the models around them and then imitate these models. For […]