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In addition to the jobs listed for Laurier students and alumni in Navigator, the following websites may be of use in conducting your job search:
Career Edge: Geared for qualified, new graduates with disabilities, offering four to 12 month internships in a variety of fields.
Disabilities Mentoring Day: This program offers an opportunity to job shadow with a local employer in your field of interest.
disABLEd Person: A resource for job listings and scholarship information; includes resources around disability, disability employment, and disability regulations.
Hire Disability Solutions: Job opportunity website for people with disabilities and employers that are seeking to recruit them.
Federal Student Work Experience Program: A federal program that recruits students following Employment Equity guidelines.
Lime Connect: Open to students and alumni with any disability for scholarships, co-ops/internships and full time opportunities with Lime’s corporate partners; includes professional development webinars and more.
Ontario JOIN: An organization that works with job searchers with disabilities and assist employers in creating an accessible workplace environment.
Workink: Canada’s largest virtual employment resource centre for job seekers with disabilities.
Additional Job Search Websites
Canadian Abilities Foundation: Includes link to Abilities magazine and information related to education and employment issues.
Canadian Council on Rehabilitation and Work: Provides up-to-date information and relevant articles in the disability field and the Job Accommodation Service (JAS) is a Canadian fee-based consulting service developed for employers to assist with accommodation.
Discover Ability Network: Join the Discover Ability Network to access a variety of resources that will help you gain and keep meaningful employment.
JAN Network: A free consulting service that provides information about accommodations (note that legislation will differ as the site is based in the U.S.).
Mental Health Works: Provides resources for managing mental health issues in the workplace.
National Educational Association of Disabled Students: NEADS is a consumer organization with a mandate to encourage the self-empowerment of postsecondary students with disabilities.
Partners Program: A service that helps with career exploration, upgrading of skills, job searching strategies, disclosure support, and ongoing job maintenance and support.
Respect Ability: Provides news, education, training, and a variety of resources about issues people with disabilities faces
Canadian Association of Professionals with Disabilities: A federally incorporated non-profit organization dedicated to maximizing the inclusion, job retention and advancement of current and future professionals with disabilities.