In partnership with UTMAGS we offered the following workshops in previous years. Please check CLNx and UTMAGS calendars for current offerings.
2018-19 Workshops and Materials
Where are the jobs Oct. 11, 2018
LinkedIn Workshop Nov. 21, 2018
Career Coffee Chats Nov. 22, 2018
Career Coffee Chats Jan. 22, 2019
Effective Interviews Feb. 27, 2019
Career Coffee Chats March 14, 2019
2017-18 Workshops and Materials
Session 1 - Where are the jobs? Oct. 4, 2017
Session 2 - LinkedIn for Graduate Students Nov. 23, 2017
Learn how to use LinkedIn as a tool to build a great network, and learn how to make a captivating profile.
The specific topics covered will be:
- Writing a powerful headline and summary for your profile
- What to include in your profile
- Examples of effective profiles
- Using LinkedIn for researching companies and organizations, career paths and jobs
- Finding people on LinkedIn
- Finding jobs on Linkedin
Handouts:
- Slides
- How and WHY to follow companies on LinkedIn
- How to mprove your LinkedIn Profile strength
- Links to online articles in package
- Article resources
- Handout package
- Sample profile - David
- Tips and Profile Suggestions
- Notes from class exercise - Skills developed in graduate school
- Please change your LinkedIn Headline now
- Tips for editing your LinkedIn privacy settings
LinkedIn is an important tool in today's labour market. Don't miss this workshop tailored specifically for Masters and PhD students
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Session 3 - Effective Interviews for Graduate Students March 1, 2018
Handouts:
- Presentation slides
- Effective Interviews for Grad Students Handouts
- First Encounters With Behavioral Interviewing
- Five teaching stream profs
- Good Interview Questions for Faculty
- Interview Day Industry positions
- Interview for Positions in Industry
- Interviewing at a Teaching Stream University
- Recruitment Sample Itinerary 2016
- T-Chart Medical Writer
Session 4 - Graduate Students Networking Night - April 5, 2018
Graduate Students Networking Night
April 5, 2018
5:30-7:30 p.m.
DV Spigel Hall
2016-17 Workshops and Materials
Session 1 – Where are the jobs?
Date: Thursday, Sept. 22, 2016
Location: Grad Lounge DV2068B
Time: 9-11 a.m.
Learn about a variety of job options out there for grad students, discuss how different jobs and industries impact lifestyle, learn how to find postings and identify next steps in preparing for your job search.
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Session 2 – Focus on Skills!
Date: Wednesday, Nov. 23, 2016
Location: Grad Lounge DV2068B
Time: 9–11 a.m. (Go to Nov. 23 on the calendar to register)
This workshop will help you identify the transferable skills that you have, and learn how to effectively express those to potential employers through accomplishment based statements that can be used in resumes and cover letters; also briefly review resumes, cover letters and CVs. We will be giving some generalized feedback on resumes. Please email your resume by Nov. 18 to anne.gaiger@utoronto.ca.
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Session 3 – Marketing Yourself – Building relationships, Interviews and more!
Date: Wednesday, Feb 22, 2017
Location: Grad Lounge DV2068B
Time: 9–11 a.m. (Go to Feb. 22 on the calendar to register)
This workshop will provide you with tools and skills to broaden your own network, interact effectively at events and strengthen your online presence.
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Session 4 – Graduate Student Networking Panel
Date: Thursday, March 30, 2017
Location: Council Chambers DV3130
Time: 5–8 p.m. (Go to March 30 on the calendar to register)
This networking events will allow graduate students to hear about and network with a variety of industry professionals and alumni.
There is no dress code for this event.
How often is this session offered?
These sessions are offered once each throughout the year.
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