If you want to attend Cannexus16……it’s already time to register! Super Saver registration is open for Canada’s largest bilingual National Career Development Conference and will be available until September 9, 2015.
By Cathy Campbell
By Lisa Sansom
Helping your clients find work can be as simple (or as complicated) as protecting them from themselves
Mark Franklin is Practice Leader of CareerCycles and President of One Life Tools. He developed the CareerCycles narrative method of practice, co-authored related peer-reviewed journal articles and book chapters and co-developed the Who You Are Matters! game and online Storyteller tools. Franklin presents internationally, hosts the Career Buzz radio show, and worked as a career counsellor at two of Canada’s largest universities after a first career in engineering. He earned an MEd in counselling psychology, Career Management Fellow and Canadian Certified Counsellor designations.
Franklin was the recipient of the Stu Conger Leadership Award for Career Development in 2015.
The theme of the Spring-Summer 2015 issue of Careering magazine is “Career Development in Organizations” and is full of articles exploring career issues in the corporate world:
…and much more, including:
You only have until this Friday to get your proposal in for Cannexus16! We welcome submissions that explore innovative approaches in career development. With 800 delegates expected, this is an excellent opportunity for you to profile your research, promising practice or expertise.
CERIC and the New Brunswick Career Development Action Group have partnered together on a new webinar series. Presented by Roxanne Sawatzky, Motivation to Work: How to Support Your Clients to Get Unstuck and Get Working will provide attendees with practical techniques to support clients in moving towards employment. Participants will be introduced to James Prochaska and Carlo DiClemente’s Stages of Change and to Bill Miller and Steve Rollnick’s Motivational Interviewing.
A new CERIC-funded Career Services Guide is seeking to improve the employment outcomes for people living with mental health problems and illnesses at a time when one in five Canadians experience a mental health issue, with an annual cost to the economy of more than $50 billion.
CERIC’s Summer Skills Academy meets your need for training that is face-to-face, in-depth, and, importantly, fits your budget. The 2015 Summer Skills Academy will be held July 7, 8 and 9 at the CERIC office in mid-town Toronto.
Registration for the Cannexus16 National Career Development Conference is now open. We offer a variety of packages at very competitive rates! Take advantage of the Super Saver rate by registering by September 9 for only $425. Special discounts are available for members of supporting organizations, students and groups of five or more.
