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Finding a Job

To be successful in your job search, you need to have stellar application documents and polished interview skills. 

But did you know that at least 75% of job openings aren't publicly advertised? Instead, job opportunities are shared through various managers' networks, personal connections and referrals. 

Networking is key to accessing these hidden opportunities and boosting your chances of landing a job. 

Career Centre Supports

The Career Centre is here to help you find a job and prepare effective applications.

Job Postings on Navigator

Job postings listed in Navigator are for full-time, summer, part-time and on-campus employment opportunities. These employers are looking to hire Laurier students and alumni.

Prepare Effective Applications

A targeted resumé is essential for an effective application to any type of job. We are here is assist you in preparing resumé and cover letters.

Interview Preparation

Learn more about interview preparation including developing an interview agenda and knowing what types of questions to expect.

Employment Fraud

Employment fraud is on the rise. Fraudulent employers take advantage of those who are new to the job market and may not be familiar with the norms of the employment process. The best way to protect yourself is to be informed. Read more about tips for protecting yourself and knowing your rights.

Three Ways to Boost Your Professional Network

1. Informational Interviews

Leverage informational interviews as a tool to gain career insights and build relationships through referrals. 

2. LinkedIn

Transform your LinkedIn profile into a powerful career-boosting tool by participating in our LinkedIn workshop. Follow the Laurier Experiential Learning and Career Development page to expand your connections.

3. Ten Thousand Coffees

Join the Laurier Hub on Ten Thousand Coffees for the opportunity to connect with Laurier alumni and learn first-hand about the careers they have successfully pursued.

Employment Fraud

Employment fraud is on the rise. Fraudulent employers take advantage of those who are new to the job market and may not be familiar with the norms of the employment process.

The best way to protect yourself is to be informed. Find tips to protect yourself and know your rights.