Carleton University, Co-op & Career Services on LinkedIn: Employers, meet Co-operative Education’s amazing Employer Services… (2024)

The Career Services Job Board is an all-encompassing board, exclusive to the Carleton community, that offers an array of opportunities ranging including full-time, part-time, new grad, and co-op! It is a valuable tool that you can use to learn about work opportunities and begin your career journey. Here is everything you need to know about the Career Services Job Board: ✔️ You can access the board via mySuccess by following these steps: Log into Carleton360 > Click log in with your email > Select mySuccess (under important links) > Select “Career Services” (on the left menu bar) > Select “Job Postings” ✔️ New jobs are added throughout the year and many postings are from employers who are looking to hire Carleton students. These unique opportunities may not be posted on external boards, so make sure you frequently check the board to avoid missing out on new opportunities. ✔️ There are many career-related jobs that can help you diversify your skill set, gain relevant work experience, and further explore your respective career field. ✔️ There are built-in search functions that enable you to narrow down your job search even further. Use tools like “Filter by Program” to see jobs that target your program or select quick searches like “Application Deadlines Today” or “Summer and Part-Time in Eastern Ontario” to view specific types of jobs. And don’t forget, you can also conduct an advanced search to filterforjobs that meet your requirements and interests. ✔️ Even if you’re not looking for a job right now, it’s smart to keep an eye on these postings to see what jobs may appeal to you. This way you can take note of what skills and education the job requires and anything else the organization is looking for with that type of role. This allows you to plan ahead and be ready to apply when jobs get posted. To explore the Career Services Job Board and begin the job search process, log in to mySuccess: Carleton MySuccess - Carleton MyCareer - CUHire Login

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If you’re a student or alumni who’s job hunting, be sure to check the job board on mySuccess/CUHire (exclusive to the Carleton community) for job postings! New jobs are added regularly. Here is a snapshot of a few current postings: ✔Economic Policy Analyst (summer) Organization: Canadian Chamber of Commerce Job ID: 153199 | Application deadline: May 17, 2024 ✔ACT Communications and Program AssistantJob ID: 154125 | Application deadline: May 24, 2024✔Summer Student Organization: Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC)Job ID: 154125 | Application deadline: May 24, 2024 ✔Program Evaluator Organization: Ottawa Food Bank Job ID: 153343 | Application deadline: May 29, 2024 ✔Young Canada works in Heritage Organizations (summer) Organization: Canadian Museums Association Job ID: 152961 | Application deadline: May 31, 2024 ✔Summer Communications Coordinator Organization: National Capital Freenet Job ID: 153996 | Application deadline: June 4, 2024 To check out these postings and more, visit mySuccess (current students, via Carleton360) or CUHire (alumni, via https://lnkd.in/gscN2YFP).Faculty of Engineering and Design - Carleton University | Faculty of Engineering and Design - Carleton University | Carleton University Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FASS) | Sprott School of Business at Carleton University

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Our Stakeholder Engagement Officer, Travis Flieler, shares how career paths aren’t always linear. In this short video, he highlights how career services helped him on his employment journey, allowing him to pay it forward to the next generation of talent through his work with employers and students in Ottawa.

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Career Services is here to support both Carleton students and alumni throughout the summer! Career Services, located at 401 Tory, is open Monday to Friday from 8:30am-4:30pm for virtual and in-person sessions. Booked appointments are available daily from 9am-12pm and can be booked through mySuccess (https://lnkd.in/gnTm4ANR). You can also connect with us through the Live Chat on our website (https://lnkd.in/ek4uYyqg). Drop-in sessions are available daily (first come first serve, no appointment necessary) from 1pm-4pm.The Career Services team can assist you with:• Job searching• Reviewing and polishing your resume, cover letter, CV, personal statement, and LinkedIn profile• Practising for upcoming job interviews• Learning about and preparing applications for grad school and professional training programs• Exploring your career interests and future career pathsWe look forward to supporting you this term!

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If you’re a new Carleton grad or early-career alumni who’s job hunting for work in your field of study, this is a must attend event! On Monday, June 10, 11am- 4pm, the Ottawa Grad Career Fair will connect you with employers who are ready to hire. Organizations from a variety of industries will be on site and seeking applicants for positions in diverse fields. Members of Carleton’s Career Services team will also be there to provide advice and answer questions. Here are a few more reasons why you should be at the fair: ✔Network with more than 55 employers ✔ Connect with employers either one-on-one or in a group setting ✔Meet with multiple employers in one day ✔Circulate fair venue at your own pace ✔Discover who’s hiring and what they’re looking for Register today to secure your spot: https://lnkd.in/ew7h_UDS and visit the event post in mySuccess for info on how to prepare (https://lnkd.in/gT4fK-Rt). In partnership with University of Ottawa, Algonquin College of Applied Arts and Technology and Collège La Cité.Faculty of Engineering and Design - Carleton University|Carleton Science|Carleton University Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FASS)|Sprott School of Business at Carleton University|Carleton University Faculty of Public Affairs (FPA) #careerfair #students #ottawa #employers

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If you’re a student or alumni who’s job hunting, be sure to check the job board on mySuccess/CUHire (exclusive to the Carleton community) for job postings! New jobs are added regularly. Here is a snapshot of a few current postings:✔PGC Basketball Basket Instructors Job ID: 152702 | Application deadline: May 4, 2024 ✔Jr. Aero/Mech Engineer - Canadian SAR HelicopterJob ID: 153015 | Application deadline: May 16, 2024✔2SLGBTQIA+ Case Worker Job ID: 153332 | Application deadline: May 25, 2024✔Community Development AssistantJob ID: 153344 | Application deadline: May 29, 2024 ✔Accountant (CPA or student nearing completion), Crossroads Children's Centre Job ID: 152371 | Application deadline: May 30, 2024✔News ReporterJob ID: 152734 | Application deadline: August 31, 2024To check out these postings and more, visit mySuccess (current students, via Carleton360) or CUHire (alumni, via https://lnkd.in/gscN2YFP).Faculty of Engineering and Design - Carleton University | Carleton University Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FASS) | Carleton University Faculty of Public Affairs (FPA) | Sprott School of Business at Carleton University

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At Carleton University, we believe in building a vibrant local talent pipeline through our Co-op program and our involvement with the Hire Local Ottawa initiative, which is a collaboration between the four local post-secondary institutions and key partners to encourage employers in Ottawa to recruit from local universities and colleges. Our partnership with Hire Local offers employers a unique opportunity to connect with talented students and develop long-term relationships with future professionals. When you hire local, you’re not just recruiting students—you’re investing in our community. Employers have the opportunity to engage with our students on campus, attend networking events, conduct in-person info sessions, and actively participate in shaping the skills and careers of tomorrow's workforce. From resume writing and interviewing to communication and networking, your engagement helps mold Ottawa’s future leaders in a variety of industries. With over 200 degree programs, streams, or concentrations in our Co-op program, Carleton ensures that employers can find the skills and expertise they need to get the job done. Our continuous recruitment process means that you can hire students all year round, whether it's for 4, 8, 12, or even 16 months. Being part of the Carleton community means more than just hiring talent—it’s about becoming a mentor and contributing to a network that fosters growth and innovation in Ottawa. We’ve witnessed the incredible success and partnerships that emerge from hiring locally, and we’re excited to continue building these connections with you. Check out this 4-minute video with Travis Flieler, Carleton University Co-op Stakeholder Engagement Officer, and Heidi H., an HR leader in Ottawa, to learn more about Carleton's role in this initiative. #CarletonUniversity #HireLocalOttawa #HirePotential Kanata North Business Association | Erin Moretto | Noha Osman-Fahmi, PhD | Chantal Yelle | Matt Wheatley | Sophie Pomerleau | Sueling Ching | Sonya Shorey | Invest Ottawa | Ottawa Board of Trade | Kim van der Horst | Kim Perry | Katie LeBlanc (she/her) | City of Ottawa

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We are saying goodbye to some of our excellent co-op students! Over the past 4-12 months, they have been invaluable members of our teams, lending their talents to various roles and leaving a positive impact. This includes:🌟Ellie Hollmann: International Internship Program Assistant (Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, concentration in Cognitive Psychology)🌟Olivia Vettoretto: Student Employment Programs Assistant (Bachelor of Arts Honours in Psychology)🌟Tajah H.: Social Media and Communications Assistant (Bachelor of Arts Honours in English)🌟Alyssa Weise: Career Coach (Bachelor of Arts Honours in Psychology)🌟Joan Ukandu (not pictured): Career Coach (Bachelor of Commerce Honours in Management)Please join us in wishing them well as they embark on the next phase of their education and careers!

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Looking to start your professional journey on the right foot? Join this virtual workshop about workplace etiquette on Wednesday, May 15 from 11am-1pm to learn the dos and don'ts of appropriate behaviour and actions in the work environment (sometimes they aren't that obvious!). At this session, you will: ✔Discover the importance of etiquette in the workplace and how it can positively impact your career growth✔Learn how to practice virtual workplace etiquette in the age of remote work✔Master the art of language in the work environment, both verbal and non-verbal✔Explore the similarities and differences between workplace and university etiquette✔Get tips and strategies to negotiate your salary with confidence✔Understand industry-specific culture and how to show respect for colleagues from diverse cultural backgrounds✔Learn how to establish healthy boundaries in workplace cultureDon't miss this opportunity to set yourself up for success in the professional world! To register now, visit the Co-op and Careers Workshop/Events calendar by logging into mySuccess: https://lnkd.in/gT4fK-Rt

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