Welcome to Cambridge College Career Centre. We provide career and employment services to college students, recent graduates, and employers. This site provides information about our services and links to other very useful sites and resources. Many of these sites also have links to other useful sites.
Internet is the most popular Job Search tool, with free resources for quick local, national and international job search, tips and samples for resumes and cover letters tips on attending interviews, and writing follow-up letters. Below is a list of some useful links, many of which will have links to other sites too. Using the web in your job search:http://static.monstertrak.com/careerguide/Research the Net like a wizard http://www.bcentral.com/articles BC Occupational Outlook www.workfutures.bc.ca Human Resources and Social Development Canada www.hrsdc.gc.ca Canada WorkinfoNET Jobs, Work and Recruiting www.workinfonet.ca Career and employment information for Canadians www.canadiancareers.com Canada's youth internship program http://overview.careeredge.ca Canada WorkinfoNET Canada's Virtual Library of Career and employment information www.workinfonet.ca Canadian Business Women's Network Resources Centre with variety of topics http://www.cdnbizwomen.com/ Career key Online career networking resources and links www.careerkey.com Career Magazine Job listings, searching and posting; and links www.careermag.com Job postings, Resume Posting and Job Search www.jobs.ca Career Path Easiest Job Search www.careerbuilder.com Job Postings Resume Centre, Student Resources, Job Search Resume Posting www.Jobpostings.ca Job Shark Personalized Job Search, Resume & Interview tips, networking, negotiation info www.JobShark.ca The Monster Board Job Search, Resume Posting, manage your career the most visited site in Canada www.monster.ca Workopolis "Canada's biggest Job Site" www.workopolis.ca No experience? No problem http://technology.monster.ca/articles/ Job listing direct from employers web sites www.flipdog.com
Internet is a powerful tool for researching career information, seeking out employment opportunities and promoting yourself. Database searches based on personal preference steamlines your research, and saves your time. When posting your resume on databases use sites that give you maximum control and privacy over who can access your resume. Some sites may enable you to block specific companies from viewing your resume. Always read and familiarize yourself with the sites privacy and security policies before posting your information. Finally, research many sites and choose a few for frequent use.
Resume tips for technology professionals http://technology.monster.ca/ Resumes Writing Tips http://www.resume-writing-tips.com Resume help http://resume.monster.ca/dosanddonts/ Resume Dos and Don'ts http://resume.monster.ca/section1975.asp
Cover letters and References http://www.rileyguide.com/letters.html Ten Cover letter Don'ts http://resume.monster.ca/6459_EN-CA_p1.asp Suggested cover letter format http://resume.monster.ca/coverletter/
Making a Good Impression http://www.workopolis.com Top 10 things to know about researching companies http://www.vaultreports.com/survival/ Interview with an IT Recruiter http://technology.monster.ca/ Workplace, Interview and salary surveys http://www.vaultreports.com/companies/ Resumes win interview, but references can win job offers http://www.vaultreports.com/