Summer 2010

by Anne Markey …that’s the job of career centre staff in Canadian colleges and universities. There’s a myriad of programs and services available to students and […]

by Marilyn Van Norman Increasingly, the results of an organizational capacity evaluation are seen as integral to running a successful career/employment centre and feed directly into […]

by John Zaugra Introduction Located in west-Michigan, Grand Valley State University services more than 24,000 diverse undergraduate and graduate students. GVSU prides itself as a liberal […]

by Saman Warnasuriya The Purpose of Assessment Assessments help young people make meaningful decisions about education, training and employment.

by Jennifer Mackey Have you ever heard a client remark that a counsellor once told them they should be X? Such a remark is invariably the […]

by Lisa Trudel If you are a Career Counsellor working with unemployed or employed clients, it is possible that you are assisting people who are looking […]

by Daphné Blouin Carbonneau Although there is high demand in the Canadian workforce for the skills and knowledge that immigrants have to offer, they continue to […]

by Sarah Elaine Eaton, Ph.D. My recently published research investigates the links between formal, non-formal and informal learning and the differences between them. In particular, I […]

by Judith Thomas There are many testing tools and employment counselling tools that can be used with your clientele. I have selected a few of my […]