The Canada Career Consortium envisions a country where Canadians can address their transition needs through a coordinated career and labour market information system. The Canada Career Consortium, as a national forum, initiates, develops and co-ordinates career and labour market information to enable all Canadians to make transitions. Check out these pages with their on line resources.

The Career Development eManual has been prepared to guide you through the necessary steps, whether you are looking for your 1st or your 21st job.

The Career Key is based on John Holland's theory of vocational choice. At its simplest, this theory proposes that "Birds of the same feather flock together." In other words, people like to be around others who have similar personalities. In choosing a career, it means that people choose jobs where they can be around other people who are like them. It is the best known and most widely researched theory on this topic. It is used by many career counselors. Understanding it will help you make sense of your Career Key scores and how they are related to career choice.

Online tool for career/life self-reflection. Administered by career development professionals to individuals or groups they work with. Licensed to Monster.com in 15 countries in 9 languages 2000-2003. Has been used by over 200 000 users from over 80 countries. Recommended by the author of "What Color is Your Parachute?" Provides:A map and compass for navigating one's career and life. Selection of seven (7) career tools focusing on current position, desired destination, unique personal resources (subjects of interest, skills, values, style) and comparing career options for formulating an action plan.

The tool kit can be customized to meet needs of users. What WCG International Your Career Wave is based on

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