Book an appointment
Who can book an appointment?
Current students and graduates of full-time and part-time credit programs can book appointments to get professional coaching on multiple career and job search topics.
- First year students: Clarify your career path and begin building job search material, using resources, and finding contacts that will help guide your career early on.
- Students in mid program: Put your knowledge into practice by connecting with opportunities, associations and professionals in your field of interest. Get work related experience before you graduate.
- Soon-to-be graduates and post graduates: Implement an effective career and job search plan and get that competitive edge to ensure you succeed in your career.
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What topics/areas can I get assistance with?
You can receive coaching and information on a variety of career and job search topics including:
- Explore your skills, interests and abilities to identify career paths
- Discover occupations that fit your certificate, diploma or degree
- Learn effective job search strategies
- Prepare for success at job interviews
- Create marketing material: resumes, cover letters and portfolios
- And other career or employment topics
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How do I book an appointment?
Contact:
To book an appointment you will be required to provide:
- First name and surname
- MRU student ID number
- Program registered in and/or graduated from
- Year of graduation (if applicable)
- Telephone number
- *Resume
*Note: Prior to booking your first appointment we recommend that you submit your resume. This will allow the career coach to gain a better understanding of your skills, goals and experiences, and will provide a good basis for your first meeting.
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Can I book more than one appointment?
Yes. Students can book more than one appointment with a Career Development Coordinator. If the amount of appointments exceeds three in any given semester, the Coordinator and student will review progress and discuss further assistance. For additional coaching, or at a student's request, referrals are also made to a variety of community services that offer more extensive career development and job search assistance.
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