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At the Toronto Met Career & Co-op Centre we build careers for life. We are committed to providing our students and recent alumni with innovative career assessment and development skills so they can excel in the workplace now and throughout their careers. Alumni up to five years out can access our services in full at no charge. Canada’s top employers will receive customized recruiting opportunities and strategies to connect with and hire the best possible candidates, whether current students, adult learners, or recent graduates.
Our Vision
Building Careers for Life
Mission
To empower all Toronto Met students to maximize their potential as skilled professionals, ready to develop meaningful careers.
Our Values
Our goals are underpinned by 5 Core Values:
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Continuous Improvement & Innovation |
Anticipating changing market and student needs, we continuously evolve, regularly assess, and rigorously evaluate all that we do. |
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Community Engagement |
We actively seek to expand and strengthen external connections to create greater opportunities for students and professionals to meet and collaborate. |
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Equity, Diversity & Inclusion |
Diversity enriches society and we strive to build programs that increase accessibility, build distinct partnerships and provide expertise for equity-seeking groups. |
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High Impact Experiences |
We purposefully engage with students to create transformational, high-impact experiences that connect their curricular and co-curricular learning. |
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Operational Excellence |
We are committed to implementing agile and fiscally responsible processes to effectively support our students and partners. |
The Career & Co-op Centre’s structure of Faculty- and Labour Market-aligned teams enables us to provide responsive support to all students, be they undergraduate, graduate or continuing education students. From here, how do we advance our vision of enabling students to build careers for life? The PDF file RCCC’s 5 Year Priorities & Goals maps how we will achieve that objective in a manner complementary to the University’s Academic Plan, recognizing that meeting Toronto Met’s aim of continuing to deliver ‘innovative, career-oriented education that disrupts the status quo’ requires cultivating a community approach to career readiness.
Our five priorities for 2020-2025 are:
- Engage all Toronto Met students at key points in their career development journey.
- Enhance access to meaningful career support for equity-seeking groups.
- Build : A career-integrated learning offering which is embedded locally, and works both nationally and internationally to provide high calibre placement opportunities.
- Cultivate employer partnerships which expand and diversify our students’ opportunities across all stages of their educational journey and support a more inclusive labour market.
- Evolve our capacity to enable greater student impact and support growing needs.
2018 Alan Shepard Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Employee Award from 日博电竞登录下载靠谱 University
The Office of the Vice-President, Equity and Community Inclusion (OVPECI) at Toronto Met accredited the Career and Co-op Centre with this award for fostering an inclusive, welcoming environment for students, faculty and staff within the Toronto Met community.
The Career and Co-op Centre was listed as one of the top schools in Canada, delivering impressive models of career services, based on a criteria of guidance services displayed by publicly funded post-secondary education institutions.
2016-17 CACEE Award for Excellence in Innovation: Diversity , external link
The Career and Co-op Centre was credited for creating exceptional diversity initiatives that support all students in their career endeavours while addressing and attempting to mitigate existing barriers to education, such as racism, ableism, language barriers, and other equity-related factors.
PDF file 2015-16 CACEE Educational Institution Recognition Award , external link
CACEE is Canada's national network connecting career educators and employers. Toronto Met was recognized as an educational institution that has shown exemplary support and contribution to CACEE at a national level.
2015-16 CACEE Excellence in Innovation Award: Leadership Development , external link
The CACEE Excellence in Innovation Award recognizes the Career and Co-op Centre for providing students and graduates with programs that enhance their leadership skills to accelerate career development.
2015-16 CACEE Award for Excellence in Innovation: Student Engagement , external link
The Career and Co-op Centre was recognized for its innovation in program curriculums that engage students with their education and career advancement.
2020
March 13, 2020 - Centering Black Canadian women and history
April 30, 2020 - Job Searching during a global pandemic
June 9, 2020 - Building career resilience during a pandemic , external link
October 22, 2020 - How to prepare for the new work reality
2019
May 2019 - Are young workers tapping into the tight job market? (CBC's Ontario Today - not archived)
May 16, 2019 - Road to career success
September 27, 2019 - Helicopter parents aren’t making it easier for their children , external link
2018
January 15, 2018 - Jobs you can get with these common university degrees , external link
February 3, 2018 - Toronto Met hosts a packed Social Justice Career Night , external link
April 3, 2018 - Community is the theme at Awards Night
June 14, 2018 - Why Post-Secondary Students Should Do An Abroad Internship , external link
August 9, 2018 - How to prepare for the career that doesn't exist yet , external link
October 2018 - Scotiabank helps students jumpstart their careers
2017
January 13, 2017 - Toronto Met Today A diverse workplace means diverse perspectives
February 3, 2017 - Toronto Met Today Building a bridge from PhD to the workplace
March 10, 2017 - The Eyeopener how the provincial labour reform might affect your job , external link
March 28, 2017 - The Eyeopener Federal funds for youth jobs program could help Toronto Met grads , external link
April 4, 2017 - The Globe & Mail Toronto Met’s strength is in its diversity of both students and its approaches to learning , external link
October 20 2017 - The Eyeopener The RSU and Toronto Met’s Career Centre Launch a New Grant for Students Doing Unpaid Work , external link
October 29, 2017 - The Chronicle of Higher Education Making Students’ Jobs More Meaningful , external link
December 2, 2017 - Voices of America Learning English US, Canadian Universities Aim to Make Student Jobs More Meaningful , external link
2016
January 28, 2016 - Forget the resumé: Online profiles the tool of young job seekers , external link
September 2, 2016 - The Globe & Mail Graduates face an unwelcoming job market when they get out of school , external link
2015
Sept 23, 2015 - Part-time job search kicks off for the new school year , external link
2014
November 11, 2014 - The Road Ahead: How Toronto Met is tackling the issues of post‐graduation unemployment rates , external link
A message from the Career & Co-op Centre team to the parents, family members, and loved ones of all Toronto Met students:
Welcome!
We know that parents and other family members are some of the biggest influences on students when they’re making decisions about their careers. That is why we hope you will remind them that the Career & Co-op Centre is here to help them.
Our web site can help you stay up-to-date about current career planning trends and the career programs we offer. Our innovative and adaptive programming and services enables Toronto Met students to learn the skills and gain the experiences they need to launch a successful career in an ever-changing world of work.
We are always looking for new work experience opportunities for Toronto Met students and new alumni. If you own or work for an organization seeking to hire top, diverse talent from Canada’s career-ready university, get in touch with us at hire@ryerson.ca and we will work closely with you to help you achieve your unique recruiting and brand awareness goals at Toronto Met.
We look forward to supporting your student in building their ‘career for life’.
The Career & Co-op Centre Team