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I think I am over decision-making. Having spent all of my working life researching decision-making, coaching others to make decisions, and being paid to make decisions, the last thing I…

Most of us have a pretty stock-standard expectation of what a gap year entails – perhaps some time spent working to save money, followed by an extravagant overseas trip where…

Dustin Edwards and Frederick Mills Every fall at the University of Alberta, roughly 500 second-year engineering students enrol in ENGG 299: Introduction to Co-operative Education. This course is a mandatory,…

Much like in the creative process, having an open mind and embracing change can help illuminate the way forward Wei Huang If I were asked what career question I hear…

Research just published in the USA reinforces findings from recent UK studies about who children meet in their day to day lives and the impact this has on their aspirations,…

Would you like to share how you as a career adviser think about tourism as a career and how you advise students in relation to it? Please find below the…

We acknowledge the success of this year’s recipients of the Prime Minister’s Award for Vocational Excellence. This award recognises outstanding students enrolled in vocational programmes who have shown they have…

What do an Olympic gold medal diver, a lawyer, a political philosophy professor, and an HR professional all have in common? These are a few of the career paths I considered…

Here is the latest Employment New Zealand Newsletter for you to view. It covers a range of topics you may find helpful, both in your own practice and with students…

Growing numbers of students are leaving some schools early to take up jobs, as employers compete for “young people with the right attitude and application”. Read the full story here