
Cet atelier est conçu pour les étudiant·es apprenant le français langue seconde. Il n’est pas destiné aux étudiant·es ayant le français comme langue première.
Pour les niveaux intermédiaires (cours FRSL 302-303 et FRSL 321-325 au CEF) et avancés.
Cet atelier est conçu pour les étudiant·es apprenant le français langue seconde. Il n’est pas destiné aux étudiant·es ayant le français comme langue première.
Pour les niveaux intermédiaires (cours FRSL 302-303 et FRSL 321-325 au CEF) et avancés.
Whether you're gearing up to attend a networking event at your next conference or striking up conversations with industry contacts, this interactive workshop will help you build the skills you need to network professionally in person.
By attending this workshop, you will be able to:
Join us for an enriching panel discussion and networking session where we explore professional roles in mental health including Social Work, Psychotherapy, Psychoéducation, etc. Gain valuable insights into graduate school options, scope of practice, and diverse career paths.
Learn how to plan for a meaningful career after grad school. Discover various paths beyond your graduate experience, reflect on your professional identity, and set goals for yourself that will help you figure out your next steps.
This two-day intensive workshop presents introductory concepts in project management, with a particular focus on project initiation and planning, using the participant’s academic thesis as a sample project.
If you are thinking about leaving academia, you are not alone. Developing an exit plan for a non-academic career can provide peace of mind, even if you never put your plan into action.
In this webinar, CaPS Grad Career Advisors will:
Join us for an insightful mentor circle where McGill Alumni, Claudia Di Ramio, Senior Recruiter will share her expertise on acing interviews, understanding the recruitment process from a recruiter's perspective, and crafting stellar resumes and LinkedIn profiles.
This two-day intensive workshop presents introductory concepts in project management, with a particular focus on project initiation and planning, using the participant’s academic thesis as a sample project.
What’s your next step? This interactive workshop for graduate students will teach you the skills to review position types and work environments within the context of your career.
Ready to start your job search? During this session we will review the key strategies to use and will focus on helping you develop an action plan, and a timeline, to make sure you stay motivated and on target!
By attending this session, you will be able to:
1) Learn what job search strategies work well
2) Know what steps to take to organize your job search
3) Use our checklist to create your own action plan
This workshop will be held in-person in the CaPS office, 3600 McTavish street, room 2200 in our Design Lab.
Negotiation is about creating mutual value. As a graduate student, mastering this skill can enhance your career, whether you're securing research collaborations, obtaining project funding or handling job offers.
This workshop introduces the principled negotiation model, helping you identify opportunities, communicate persuasively, and assert your needs confidently. Through interactive exercises, you'll practice real-world strategies and gain tools to advocate for yourself in any professional setting.
This workshop will demystify and explain the various forms of intellectual property (IP), namely, patents, industrial designs, copyright, trademarks, and trade secrets, and when they are used. We will then do some actual patent searching with our librarian April Colosimo using the DERWENT worldwide patent database.
This workshop will be offered online via Zoom on Friday, April 18, 11:30 am – 1:00 pm.
You will receive the Zoom link in a confirmation email once you register.
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