Career Week - North America

In early November, we collaborate to amplify how career development changes everything. Using the hashtag #Amplifier2023 over social media, we invite you to share the impact of career development and how it changes everything.

 
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Career Month Around the Globe

Canada Career Month partners with other North American organizations during Career Month. Check it out, and get involved!

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Career Month Featured Resources

Just What the Doctor Ordered with Christine Fader

Feeling as though you’re the only introvert in the world? Gabriela Casineanu sees you, and wants you to know that there are so many incredible and awesome things about you that give you the edge in your career.

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What Role Do You Play in your Career with Marc Miller

Marc Miller describes what it is like to be conscious of the role he plays in his own career transitions, especially after a long and storied career at one company. He and Jen Fraser talk about what it means to find yourself in transition in today’s fluctuating economy.

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On The Move Infographic

How can career development strategies keep you moving when you’re feeling stuck? Download and share this infographic!

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Bringing Focus to Your Work Search with Helene Lamarre

Helene Lamarre talks about her book “Career Focus Canada” and the importance of being able to articulate what makes you an asset to potential employers.

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Using Leadership to Get Ahead with Connel and John from Zero2Hired

Take a leadership role in both your work search, and your own career development. Learn how entrepreneurship strategies can help you network, and stand out in a crowd.

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Longevity and the Future of Work with Lisa Taylor

Lisa Taylor from the Challenge Factory and co-author of the new book “The Talent Revolution”, talks with Jen about what longevity means when it comes to the world of work.

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Asking the Right Questions with Dorothy Strachan

What answers does Dorothy Strachan have about questions? How long before Jen Fraser learns something new? And most importantly, what were your big take-aways from watching this video?

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thinkAG 30-Day Challenge: Purpose Driven Careers Start Here

If you are interested in learning more about the field of agriculture, this may be for you. Agriculture in the Classroom Canada (AITC-C) created this Career Month Calendar for teachers to use throughout the month of November to educate students on careers in Agriculture. What a fantastic challenge! Interesting in challenging people to learn about…

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A Career In Your Suitcase with Colleen Reichrath-Smith

Feeling as though you’re the only introvert in the world? Gabriela Casineanu sees you, and wants you to know that there are so many incredible and awesome things about you that give you the edge in your career.

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Maximizing Potential of Career Development: It’s Possible!

The theme for Canada Career Month 2021 is “It’s Possible”. While advocacy is not something every career professional’s typical practice, I hope this article demonstrates both the value of advocacy and that “it’s possible” to integrate advocacy into our professional and organizational mandates.Pause for a moment and reflect on how frequently you proactively advocate for…

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About Canada Career Month

Calling all career development professionals, career coaches, career educators, teachers, mentors, employers! Whether you attend a local event, host your own, or become a sponsor, contribute to this national celebration of the great work you do in helping people reach their goals and carve out their preferred future.

Each November, Canadians from coast-to-coast-to-coast celebrate the importance of accessing meaningful work and all those that help us in connecting with our preferred futures. Canada Career Month volunteers work to advance the agenda of improving access to career services and education so that all Canadians are better prepared to develop their careers and transition into the emergent labour market.