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The Cross Canada Dialogues Survey seeks to understand the perception and experience of youth during the recent economic recession. This research will provide a unique perspective […]

by Susan Qadeer Among “therapists”, career counselling may be the poor cousin of personal counselling. It is often seen as less interesting and less important, perhaps […]

by Janet Kimmel In this shifting, new world of work, a term that is frequently used is “lifelong learning.” In fact, having an attitude that embraces […]

by Tom Fairbairn In the presentations that I deliver to university students, I still get a kick out of hearing that sharp, communal intake of breath […]

by Tami Ali How do we get Canadian youth to want to develop their career?

by Michael Howard Youth face very different challenges than older job-seekers with regards to resume design.  Three major differences are as follows:

by Judith Thomas Youth born between 1980 and 2000 are known as the Y generation. Sometimes, they are even referred to as the “Why Not?” group! […]