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The Career Centre recognizes the value of providing tailored services to all groups on campus. As a result, we work closely with campus clubs and academic areas to provide specialized events and workshops geared to their particular interests.
Through a generous donation from the RBC Foundation, the Laurier Career Development Centre launched the RBC Career Transition Program for Students with Disabilities in 2007 to meet the needs of Laurier students and alumni with disabilities. While serving students and alumni with disabilities remains a priority, the focus of the program expanded to include other distinct groups, such as Indigenous students/alumni, diverse students/alumni, and international students. This inclusive, innovative programming encompasses career-related research, specialized resources, technology, staff development and accessibility to better serve our students, alumni and employers. We appreciate the leadership and support from the RBC Foundation to make this initiative possible.
The Career Centre offers a wide variety of services for all students and alumni, as well as programming and information geared to the specific career-related issues for each distinct group, recognizing that multiple identities will overlap.
The Career Centre and the Centre for Student Equity, Diversity and Inclusion work closely together to provide services for 2SLGBTQQIA+ students and alumni at Laurier. As a member of a distinct community, you may have some additional concerns while considering making career decisions or finding a job. Some issues that you may find helpful to discuss may include deciding when and if to disclose to an employer, how to research inclusive organizations and what to include when writing a resumé.
The Career Centre offers:
The Career Centre and the Centre for Student Equity, Diversity and Inclusion work closely together to provide services for distinct students at Laurier. As a member of a distinct community, you may have some additional concerns while considering making career decisions or finding a job.
The Career Centre offers:
The Career Centre and the Indigenous Student Centre work closely together to provide services for Indigenous students and alumni at Laurier.
The Career Centre offers:
For career tips and advice from Indigenous alumni, view the following Career Profiles :
The Career Centre and Laurier International work closely together to provide services to international students at Laurier. As an international student, you may recognize that you may have some specific concerns while considering making career decisions and preparing yourself for the Canadian workplace.
Who should you contact with your questions about working in Canada? The Career Development Centre can help you:
For international students, the Career Centre offers:
You can contact Laurier International about:
The Career Centre and the Accessible Learning Centre work closely together to provide services for students and alumni with disabilities at Laurier. As a member of a distinct community, you may have some additional concerns while considering making career decisions or finding a job. Some issues that you may find helpful to discuss may include deciding when and if to disclose to an employer, how to research inclusive organizations and what to include when writing a resumé.
The Career Centre offers:
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