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Career counselling is a highly individualized and supportive process through which you and your
counsellor work together to helpyou define your career/life path.
You will work with a counsellor, at your own pace, on the parts of the Career Planning process
appropriate to your needs. Usually clients come for four to six one-hour sessions. Appointments are
arranged at your convenience during morning, daytime, and earlyevening hours. Telephone counselling
appointments are also available.
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Using a variety of worksheets and assessment tools, we help you clarify your skills, values, interests,
personality traits, preferredwork environment, desired people, interactions, talents, and career
development needs.
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Through discussions with your career counsellor, the various worksheets and the standardized
assessment inventories, we help you identify career options to consider.
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Learning about your career choices is an important step in this process. You can read about your
career ideas in our Career Resources Library and we will help you prepare for and conduct
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- Set goals and take action:
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With your career counsellor, you will set goals for yourself and then take action to pursue those
goals. You may decide to seekfurther education, enhance your skills,make changes in your current
job, or seek a new job. Your career counsellor can help you with preparing for any of these steps.
Preparing for job search, planning fornetworking, writing your résumé, and practicing and
preparingfor interviews are all actionsthat your career counsellor can help you learn to do.
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