Visit our section on What can I do with my studies?, which includes information on career prospects and potential employers in your field of study.

Yes.

You are welcome to make an appointment for an individual meeting or to come in to have your resume reviewed during our drop-in hours. Students are assisted on a first-come, first-served basis.

Check out our resume and cover letter examples on our website.

Please visit us to arrange a mock job interview, which may be of a general nature or tailored to a specific job, to receive constructive feedback on your performance. We recommend that you have a resume critique prior to your mock interview.

Please book your appointment as soon as possible as our schedule fills up quickly.

Please visit our office to make an appointment with a career counsellor at any time during our hours of operation.

A visit to our office will allow us to determine your job search needs. Although Career Services is not a placement agency, our student mentors can show you useful tools and resources, and can give you tips on how to access the unadvertised or hidden job market.

There are different ways of finding a job on campus:
- www.workopolisCampus.com – jobs on and off campus
- Work-Study Program – jobs on campus
- Networking: Ask around for what may be available, remember that 80% of jobs are not advertised
- Look into other opportunities: some jobs on campus are posted on billboards at other departments or services.

- Visit InfoWeb
- Click on Services
- Click on Jobs
- You will find the Access Code on the fifth line

Part-time jobs during your studies:
- www.workopolisCampus.com
- Work-Study Program
- As of June 1st, 2006 the Department of Citizenship and Immigration Canada has launched an off-campus program for international students. For more information contact the International Office.
- Networking: Ask around for what may be available, remember that 80% of jobs are not advertised


Full-time jobs after your degree:
Please read the Working in Canada document carefully in order to understand the requirements and conditions of work in Canada.


A visit to our office will allow us to determine your needs and to better help you in your job search. Although Career Services is not a placement agency, our student mentors can show you useful tools and resources, and can give you tips on how to access the unadvertised or hidden job market.

No registration is needed to participate in a Career Fair; however, we welcome your registration to participate in one of our “Networking with Employers” workshops.

You can register for all workshops online. To register, please consult our calendar of events.

Yes.
Alumni may use Careers Services free of charge for up to two years after graduation.