The third component of our transferable skills program is dedicated to WORKPLACE PREPARATION AND NETWORKING. In this section, we aim to equip our participants with the tools and knowledge they need to navigate effectively in the professional and academic world.
Explore this section to access valuable resources and expert advice to propel your career to new heights.
Here are the learning opportunities available to you:
This workshop provides an introduction to postgraduate fulfillment and an in-depth understanding of the changing job market, both academic and non-academic. It will help you identify the skills in demand in various sectors, enabling you to better orient your career path and optimize your chances of success. Join us as we explore the opportunities and demands of the marketplace, and prepare you to excel in your post-graduation career.
Open to doctoral students and postdoctoral fellows.
Registration coming soon.
This workshop provides you with a solid foundation for entering the job market. You'll learn how to develop a job search strategy through networking and mentoring. What's more, you'll develop your action plan and perfect essential tools such as CVs and interview preparation. Join us to maximize your chances of professional success.
Open to doctoral students and postdoctoral fellows.
Registration coming soon.
This workshop will teach you how to effectively use digital platforms and technologies to develop an effective online presence. Learn how to create a powerful LinkedIn profile and embrace the new generation of virtual tools to boost your career development. Join us to optimize your online visibility and professional opportunities.
Open to doctoral students and postdoctoral fellows.
Registration coming soon.
Receive personalized in-person support every week at the Career Corner. It's a great way to get immediate, concrete and personalized advice from a career specialist.
Open to all.
The Career Development Centre offers additional services and resources to enhance your employability in today's job market. Take advantage of career counselling, job search tools, career fairs and a host of other resources.
Open to all.
Being a researcher or teaching assistant offers a unique combination of professional development, practical experience and networking opportunities, while strengthening your CV and preparing you for successful academic or professional careers.
The majority of academic units offer research and teaching assistantships. While priority is given to holders of a University of Ottawa entrance scholarship, some academic units may also offer assistantships to other students, depending on availability.
Open to graduate students.
Every experience you have at the University helps shape your career path. Clubs and associations offer valuable opportunities for networking and developing lasting friendships, enriching your academic and professional journey. Join one of the many student groups to pursue an activity you love or to acquire new knowledge and skills.
Open to all.
