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CERIC is dedicated to the advancement of education, research and advocacy in the field of career counselling and development.
We fund projects to develop innovative programs, resources, publications and events.

Cannexus – Canada’s Career Development Conference cannexus.ceric.ca
CareerWise – Your Source for Career Development News & Views careerwise.ceric.ca orientaction.ceric.ca
Canadian Journal of Career Development – Career-related Academic Research and Best Practices cjcd-rcdc.ceric.ca


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CERIC is funded by a grant awarded by The Counselling Foundation of Canada

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