Seminars

Want to know the latest information on successful job search techniques? Come join us for a 45-minute Career Chat in the BRIDGE Library with the dedicated Management Career Strategist, Derek Smith. During this time you can ask questions and gain the knowledge needed to conduct an effective job search. 

This weeks' topic: Linked In, Social Media and the Job Search. 90% of employers are looking for you online. Do you know what they're finding? 

Please note this session is open to all students, regardless of the program. Space is limited so register now. To register for this session please log in to CLNx and view the Events & Workshops in the Scarborough Calendar. 

We look forward to seeing you on July 26th at 10am. Snacks will be provided! 

The University of Toronto Scarborough (UTSC) is an Affiliated University of the CFA Institute, which awards a limited number of CFA Awareness Scholarships each year. The CFA Awareness Scholarship waives the one-time CFA Program enrollment fee (if applicable) and reduces the exam registration fee to US$350 (which includes access to the curriculum eBook).

Get ready to find work with career guidance from hiring managers, recruiters, and UTSC staff/alumni!

Get Hired is an interactive, award-winning conference for 3rd/4th year students and recent grads offered by the AA&CC designed to prepare you with the necessary strategies, tools, skills and confidence to find and keep work! What you need to learn is organized around three themes:

     April 30: Get to Know Yourself

     May 1: Tools for Getting Hired

     May 2: Get Connected / Mini Job Fair

Registration is FREE for all recent and soon to be grads. Agenda and information about speakers and guests can be found here.

Welcome to The BRIDGE!

Join us for an information session about the many forms of work-integrated learning and institutional resources The BRIDGE is leveraging to train students in the principles of entrepreneurship and apply them to support community impact projects such as the Service Delivery Improvement Project and Scarborough Health Network Project.