Career Resources
- Resumes and Cover LettersYour resume and cover letter are often your first introduction to an employer, and they have to impress them enough that they want to meet with you. This module from The Learning Portal will show you how you can create effective resumes and cover letters.
- Professional Communications OERThis Open Educational Resource (OER), from Olds College and the Government of Alberta, addresses the complexities of communication in the modern-day professional environment.
- Get help finding a youth or student jobSource: Employment Ontario
If you’re a young person or student looking for a job, you can get help through these programs – regardless of your background or circumstances.
- Career Cruising
Canadian career guidance resource. Contains detailed listings of occupations, career assessment tools, Canadian college and university education information and employment guides.
- LinkedIn Learning
An online educational platform that helps you discover and develop business, technology-related, and creative skills through expert-led course videos. View the LinkedIn Learning guide for more information.
Professional Development Tools
- Assignment CalculatorThis tool will help students break down their assignment into manageable steps and set achievable goals.
- Goal Setting, Motivation & ConcentrationThis guide from the University of Saskatchewan contains handouts, infographics, videos, and links to other resources that encourage goal setting.
- Setting GoalsWhether you’re trying to accomplish your greatest dream or just get off the couch, this module from the Learning Portal will help you to set goals and achieve motivation through tips, videos, and activities.
- Mo' Money Financial Literacy Resource CentreMo' Money is a Student Money Management Center focused on two goals: Helping students develop critical financial skills and Providing students with the resources and training to use those skills
- Canadian Financial Literacy Self-Assessment QuizTake this self-assessment quiz, from the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada, to figure out how your financial literacy skills and knowledge measure up compared to other Canadians.
- e-Learning Videos — Financial BasicsHere, you'll find 8 videos by the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada that are an easy and accessible alternative way to boost financial knowledge and plan a more secure financial future. They cover topics such as budgeting, credit, debit, saving, investing, and financial planning.
- Life Events and Your MoneyThis Government of Canada website offers up financial services and information on losing your job, living as a couple, buying a home, having children, getting divorced, and more.
Resources
- Time Management Secrets for College Students byCall Number: Stoney Creek STACKS LB3607.8 .S746 2019Publication Date: 2019
- Teach Yourself How to Learn: Strategies You Can Use to Ace Any Course at Any Level byPublication Date: 2018eBook