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Tomoko Kajiyama: Career Development Practitioner Grad

Through her new career, former ESL teacher Tomoko has followed her passion to inspire and empower youth. learn more →
Sebastian Merz: Dialogue and Civic Engagement Grad

A former international security analyst, Sebastian has discovered the power of dialogue to inspire collaboration. learn more →
Chelene Knight: Writer’s Studio Grad

It took Chelene a while to become comfortable calling herself a writer. You could say she’s now making up for lost time. learn more →
Daniel York: Occupational Health and Safety Grad

After losing the vision in his left eye from a workplace accident, Daniel knew he wanted to prevent similar injuries from happening to others. learn more →
Yuan (Jeff) Ji: Legal Interpretation and Translation Grad

For phone interpreter Jeff Ji, one particularly challenging call set him on the path to becoming a court interpreter. learn more →
Linda Liu: Career Development Practitioner Grad

A self-described introvert, Linda has harnessed her strengths to help individuals with disabilities find work and lead independent lives. learn more →
Marco Renna: Digital and Mobile Marketing Grad

After leaving the acting scene over 25 years ago, Marco Renna enjoyed a varied career in IT, web development, marketing and advertising. learn more →
Aleya Abdulla: Digital and Mobile Marketing Grad

Aleya Abdulla has always loved reading and writing, spending a lot of time in libraries and bookstores. learn more →

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- A career path isn't always straight
  
  Can failing at one job lead you to a new career? It wouldn’t be too far from the truth in my case. I found my career path by failing at my first job—what had been my “selected” career path. But then again, I didn’t really “choose” my first career path either. Let me explain.
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- How to network on social media
  
  You’ve just met a potential mentor, client or future boss at a networking event, and the next thing you know, they’re following you on Instagram. Or, perhaps they haven’t followed you back on Twitter, and you’re wondering if it’s okay to be Facebook Friends instead. But one wrong move could remove you from a list of potential candidates.
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