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HIR3C - Career Links

Career Links | Volunteer

Resources
  • Try the Green Research Guide for question prompts on p13 of the print copy.

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Library Workshop:

Presentation

Check out this video from Common Craft on plagiarism basics.

* All passwords available from the library.

  • Academic Honesty

  • Review these tips to protect yourself from plagiarism.

  • Career Cruising* (PW from library or your school)

  • Top: click Careers

  • Top: click Career Selector

  • Gov. of Canada – Human Resources and Skills Development Canada

  • Careers e-books* (PW from library).

  • Left panel: click Careers and Education and browse through titles or

  • Develop keywords for your career: think of synonyms (use the thesaurus on the right panel)

  • Use Easybib bibliography generator (see right panel).

  • Sign up for your own account to track all your projects.

  • Try calling a local business and speaking to someone in that field! Consider these mobile apps: YELP (general), Urban Spoon (food industry)

Handouts

  • Digital Notetaking and Source Log

  • Green Research Guide – PW from TL in library.

General Fields
  • Career Cruising (Make your own personal plan! – ask Mr. Go for UN/PW)

  • HDRC (Human Resources and Skills Development Canada) – NOC (National Occupation Codes) _____►Research degree requirements and job descriptions for jobs in Canada (2011 stats – e.g., Dental Hygienist)

  • YES – Youth Employment Services (geared toward entrepreneurs)

  • Jobs.ca

  • Monster.ca

  • Workopolis

  • Employability Skills – what employers are looking for (Conference Board of Canada)

– Skills for Change, employment centre at Dufferin Mall, includes a program for newcomers to Canada.

Ontario Ministry of Training, Colleges & Universities – great resource on researching career paths.

Schools
  • Find a post-secondary school that offers a program leading to your career path.

Non-for-profit Jobs
  • Charityvillage.com – “the Canadian nonprofit sector’s largest and most popular online resource for recruiting, news and how-to information.”

Eco-friendly/Green Jobs
  • Goodwork.ca – Job listings

  • Workgreen.ca – useful tips for searching for a “green” job

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Volunteering

  • torontoyouthvolunteer.org – Great way of finding out volunteer opportunities in Toronto

  • Getinvolved.ca – volunteer-organization connector

  • Human Rights Organizations – directory of organizations to get involved with

  • youthhood.org – American based site geared for post-secondary opportunities (to get ideas)


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