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Post-Secondary Planning
Future of Work

Building Careers and Leaders for a Changing World of Work 
Future of Work

Building a More Competitive and Resilient Canadian Workforce   
Future of Work

Why Soft Skills Matter More Than Ever  

Future of Work

In the AI age, career pathing might get easier for young job seekers 

Future of Work

Future-Ready Workplaces Start With a Culture of Development 

Future of Work

Why Canada Needs NewPathways for the Future of Work

As the world of work evolves, Canadians need the skills, experience, and opportunities to adapt and thrive. The future of work isn’t coming, it’s here and we need to provide Canadians with skills that help them succeed. We need to help them adapt. But preparing Canadians for it will take more than teaching new skills. … Continued
Future of Work

Canada Has Thousands of Career Experts. Why Aren’t More of Us Using Them?

Future of Work

New Program Helps Internationally Trained Welders Earn Canadian Certification 

Future of Work

Your Next Move Isn’t a Job. It’s a Capability.

Future of Work

How George Brown Polytechnic Helps Students Future-Proof Their Careers  

Future of Work

Preparing Canada’s Workforce for a Changing World of Work

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Women in STEM

For Women in STEM, Upskilling Has Never Been More Important

STEM courses help women looking to upskill or change careers to stay competitive. Learn how one school is empowering women to pursue exciting new careers.
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Your Post Secondary Decision

Finding the U in Uni

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Your Next Steps

Could University Continuing Education be the Answer to your Career Woes?

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Women in Trades

How Women Can Spark Change in the Welding Industry

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Student Guide

Q&A with Hannah Simone — a Canadian Actress’ Thoughts on Education

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Women in STEM

Moving the STEM Workplace Forward One Easy Lesson at a Time