If it is of interest to Canadian students, you will find it here! Access information about schooling options, employment, internship opportunities, starting a business, and more. CA Experts are available to answer your questions online.

Handouts, work sheets and online video presentations combine the knowledge of career experts, employers, York alumni and students to bring you career information based on real life experiences. Includes: networking, resumes, cover letters, interviews, career development and on-campus jobs.

Career Options magazine is a student resource that includes vital career tips from the experts, industry profiles, a career search section, co-op and internship information, and much more.

CAREEREALISM was founded on the belief, “every job is temporary,” with the purpose of helping people solve their career and job search problems. Includes job search strategies, networking, personal branding and tips.

This career coaching company will assist you with your job search, create a professional resume and/or give you advice about changing careers. If you are feeling stuck, CareerJoy's trained team can help you take control of your career.

Providing over 2,000 useful articles for job seekers and employers. Jobboom also offers contract work, and employment opportunities from 16 different employment sectors across Quebec and outside the province for over 15 years.

Find information and activities related to networking, resumes, interviews, self-assessment, salary negotiation, and more.

This job listing and resume database service is targeted to university and college students and alumni. A Career Guide and Virtual Interview are among the tools available to help you with your job search.

This is the Government of Ontario's guide to career planning. A step-by-step guide to find out: who you are; what you need; where you can go; and how you can get there.

Find a vast collection of Canadian and U.S. career and job-hunting articles, tools, tips and tutorials.

This American web site explains how you can best use the Internet in your job search. Find information on: developing new business contacts via networking on the Internet (E-Networking); preparing a resume; researching employers; negotiating job offers; and more.

Student Employment Services provides job search assistance to all Algonquin College students and alumni. They offer a free job posting and job referral service as well as help with resumes, job search strategies and interview preparation.

Discover your work style and which work environment best suits you. Additional information and services related to career planning, resume writing, and interviewing are also available. (Fees may apply)