Fleming College

No appointment needed - each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• Tips and resources for a Canadian job search
• Resume and cover letter feedback
• Interview preparation
• Networking and LinkedIn strategies
• Exploring career options

No appointment needed - each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• Tips and resources for a Canadian job search
• Resume and cover letter feedback
• Interview preparation
• Networking and LinkedIn strategies
• Exploring career options

• For many students, research includes locating, understanding and disseminating peer review resources. Discover how an article becomes peer-reviewed and how to search the librarys databases for these highly credible articles.

• Complete any five Library ILC workshops and you will receive the Information Literacy Certificate and CCR recognition.

• Attend virtually from anywhere.

Badminton is scheduled today for current, full-time Fleming students in Gym A at the Peterborough Sport and Wellness Centre. We dont know what all the racket is about, but we do know that badminton is a sport that our students really seem to love. If you are coming out to play, be sure to wear clean indoor shoes. Questions? Emailsportsinfo@flemingcollege.ca

Are you all set to play volleyball? Your Athletics and Recreation team is serving up some fun for current, full-time Fleming students who want to block off some time to come out and kill it on the court in Gym A at the Peterborough Sport and Wellness Centre. If you dig the game, be sure to wear clean indoor shoes so you dont get bumped from the game. Questions? Email sportsinfo@flemingcollege.ca

• For those who are new to citations, we will lay the foundation for successful citation-building. Understand the use of in-text citations, identify different source formats and the parts of a citation, and practice using a citation guide to build basic citations.

• Complete any five Library ILC workshops and you will receive the Information Literacy Certificate and CCR recognition.

• Attendvirtually from anywhere.

Drop by the information table and find activities and resources for students interested in learning more about antiracism education and the impact of Emancipation Day on all humans. The display includes an audio-visual display highlighting a brief history of Emancipation Day and its legacies.

Learn more about Emancipation Day here:

https://www.canada.ca/en/canadian-heritage/campaigns/emancipation-day.html

Find Fleming antiracism resources here:

https://department.flemingcollege.ca/diversity/anti-racism-resources/

Diversity & Inclusion Services

diversity@flemingcollege.ca / 705-749-5530 ext. 1292

No appointment needed - each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• Tips and resources for a Canadian job search
• Resume and cover letter feedback
• Interview preparation
• Networking and LinkedIn strategies
• Exploring career options

All students are welcome to attendone or manyjob search club meetings. Students who attend 4 or more meetings are eligible to receive CCR credit.

Each week this group will focus on a different topic and students will get a chance to ask questions and share their own tips for job searching with each other.

Today's topic is Strengths for Success:

• Discover your unique strengths and learn how to communicate them confidently to employers

• Create accomplishment statements you can use in your resume and interviews to stand out to employers

No appointment needed - each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• Tips and resources for a Canadian job search
• Resume and cover letter feedback
• Interview preparation
• Networking and LinkedIn strategies
• Exploring career options

• At Fleming, Plagiarism is a serious breach of Academic Integrity. Understand the various forms of plagiarism, Flemings policy on plagiarism, and learn effective strategies to avoid plagiarizing.

• Complete any five Library ILC workshops and you will receive the Information Literacy Certificate and CCR recognition.

• Attend virtually from anywhere.

• Find articles using our single Search-All feature. Learn how to choose effective keywords, narrow your results by subject, date, or geography and access full-text articles.

• Complete any five Library ILC workshops and you will receive the Information Literacy Certificate and CCR recognition.

• Attend virtually from anywhere.

No appointment needed - each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• Tips and resources for a Canadian job search
• Resume and cover letter feedback
• Interview preparation
• Networking and LinkedIn strategies
• Exploring career options

All students are welcome to attendone or manyjob search club meetings. Students who attend 4 or more meetings are eligible to receive CCR credit.

Each week this group will focus on a different topic and students will get a chance to ask questions and share their own tips for job searching with each other.

Today's topic is LinkedIn and Your Personal Brand:

• Learn how to write a personal brand statement to introduce yourself professionally

• Find out how to use your LinkedIn profile to make a positive impression with employers

No appointment needed - each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• Tips and resources for a Canadian job search
• Resume and cover letter feedback
• Interview preparation
• Networking and LinkedIn strategies
• Exploring career options

No appointment needed - each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• Tips and resources for a Canadian job search
• Resume and cover letter feedback
• Interview preparation
• Networking and LinkedIn strategies
• Exploring career options

• For those with some citation experience, this workshop will help broaden your understanding and hone your skills. We will practice with more complex examples of articles, edited volumes, websites, and images.

• Complete any five Library ILC workshops and you will receive the Information Literacy Certificate and CCR recognition.

• Attend virtually from anywhere.

• Give yourself an edge in your next in-class presentation! We will cover techniques for dealing with presentation anxiety as well as best practices for presenting and using tech tools such as PowerPoint.

• Complete any five Library ILC workshops and you will receive the Information Literacy Certificate and CCR recognition.

• Attend virtually from anywhere.

No appointment needed - each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• Tips and resources for a Canadian job search
• Resume and cover letter feedback
• Interview preparation
• Networking and LinkedIn strategies
• Exploring career options

No appointment needed - each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• Tips and resources for a Canadian job search
• Resume and cover letter feedback
• Interview preparation
• Networking and LinkedIn strategies
• Exploring career options

No appointment needed - each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• Tips and resources for a Canadian job search
• Resume and cover letter feedback
• Interview preparation
• Networking and LinkedIn strategies
• Exploring career options

No appointment needed - each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• Tips and resources for a Canadian job search
• Resume and cover letter feedback
• Interview preparation
• Networking and LinkedIn strategies
• Exploring career options

No appointment needed - each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• Tips and resources for a Canadian job search
• Resume and cover letter feedback
• Interview preparation
• Networking and LinkedIn strategies
• Exploring career options

No appointment needed - each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• Tips and resources for a Canadian job search
• Resume and cover letter feedback
• Interview preparation
• Networking and LinkedIn strategies
• Exploring career options

Are you a student looking for work?

CAREER SERVICES CAN HELP!

Learn job search tips, what to include on your resume, interview strategies and how to apply for on-campus and off-campus jobs.

30 minute information session + Q & A.

Are you a student looking for work?

CAREER SERVICES CAN HELP!

Learn job search tips, what to include on your resume, interview strategies and how to apply for on-campus and off-campus jobs.

30 minute information session + Q & A.

Are you a student looking for work?

CAREER SERVICES CAN HELP!

Learn job search tips, what to include on your resume, interview strategies and how to apply for on-campus and off-campus jobs.

No appointment needed - each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• Tips and resources for a Canadian job search
• Resume and cover letter feedback
• Interview preparation
• Networking and LinkedIn strategies
• Exploring career options

A step-by-step walkthrough for any student who would like to make a new resume or improve their current resume using AI. Limited computers are available, and students are encouraged to bring their own laptop if possible.

• Learn how to use prompts to write each section of your resume effectively

• Understand the strengths and limitations of AI to make a resume that stands out to employers

• Learn how to protect your personal information when using ChatGPT

At the end of this workshop, students who have followed the walkthrough will have a resume.

No appointment needed - each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• Tips and resources for a Canadian job search
• Resume and cover letter feedback
• Interview preparation
• Networking and LinkedIn strategies
• Exploring career options

Ready, Set, Fleming!

Date: Friday, August 30th

Location: Sutherland and Frost Campuses

Time: 1:00pm - 4:00pm

This optional event is for new students that will be moving in to residence or are already planning to be in town. This is a great opportunity to familiarize yourself with campus, find your classes, get your One Card, Locker or Parking Pass. As well as stopping by our information fair to get more information on a variety of student services, attend informative sessions and workshops, participate in a tour and have chances to win Fleming swag. Parents welcome!

A variety of events, sessions and workshops will be taking place to welcome you to your new home away from home. Meet your faculty and classmates, participate in fun activities and get to know your new community.

Please note: There will be no classes running for all semesters of students at the Sutherland campus with the exception of those registered in the Apprenticeship program.

First semester Frost students will not attend classes scheduled between 8:00am and 10:00am to attend academic orientation.

Haliburton students, please follow your timetable.

More details coming soon...

Are you a student looking for work?

CAREER SERVICES CAN HELP!

Learn job search tips, what to include on your resume, interview strategies and how to apply for on-campus and off-campus jobs.

All students are welcome to attendone or manyjob search club meetings. Students who attend 4 or more meetings are eligible to receive CCR credit.

Each week this group will focus on a different topic and students will get a chance to ask questions and share their own tips for job searching with each other.

Today's topic is Career Interests and Values:

• Have fun taking a free assessment to explore your interests and related careers that you might find most fulfilling.

• Discover what energizes you on the job and contributes to your work satisfaction.

No appointment needed - each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada
• Your rights in the workplace
• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter
• Getting ready for your interviews
• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn
• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

Are you a student looking for work?

CAREER SERVICES CAN HELP!

Learn job search tips, what to include on your resume, interview strategies and how to apply for on-campus and off-campus jobs.

30 minute information session + Q & A.

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada
• Your rights in the workplace
• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter
• Getting ready for your interviews
• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn
• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

QueerConnectionsis a drop-in group for any 2SLGBTQIA+Fleming students wishing to connect with other 2SLGBTQIA+ students on campus. In this group, we will discuss topics related toqueerness, mental wellness, and discuss topics specific to your experiences as a 2SLGBTQIA+ student at Fleming College.

This group is facilitated by Em Osborne (she/they), a 2SLGBTQIA+ Personal Wellness Counsellor at Fleming College.

Are you a student looking for work?

CAREER SERVICES CAN HELP!

Learn job search tips, what to include on your resume, interview strategies and how to apply for on-campus and off-campus jobs.

30 minute information session + Q & A.

Are you a student looking for work?

CAREER SERVICES CAN HELP!

Learn job search tips, what to include on your resume, interview strategies and how to apply for on-campus and off-campus jobs.

30 minute information session + Q & A.

All students are welcome to attendone or manyjob search club meetings. Students who attend 4 or more meetings are eligible to receive CCR credit.

Each week this group will focus on a different topic and students will get a chance to ask questions and share their own tips for job searching with each other.

Today's topic is Strengths for Success:

• Discover your unique strengths and learn how to communicate them confidently to employers

• Create accomplishment statements you can use in your resume and interviews to stand out to employers

Are you a student looking for work?

CAREER SERVICES CAN HELP!

Learn job search tips, what to include on your resume, interview strategies and how to apply for on-campus and off-campus jobs.

30 minute information session + Q & A.

No appointment needed - each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada
• Your rights in the workplace
• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter
• Getting ready for your interviews
• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn
• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

A step-by-step walkthrough for any student who would like to make a new resume or improve their current resume using AI. Limited computers are available, and students are encouraged to bring their own laptop if possible.

• Learn how to use prompts to write each section of your resume effectively

• Understand the strengths and limitations of AI to make a resume that stands out to employers

• Learn how to protect your personal information when using ChatGPT

At the end of this workshop, students who have followed the walkthrough will have a resume.

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada
• Your rights in the workplace
• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter
• Getting ready for your interviews
• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn
• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

Are you a student looking for work?

CAREER SERVICES CAN HELP!

Learn job search tips, what to include on your resume, interview strategies and how to apply for on-campus and off-campus jobs.

30 minute information session + Q & A.

Chai with Rodney is a drop-in for any Black, Indigenous, People of colour (BIPOC) wishing to discuss their experience as a BIPOC person and to connect with other BIPOC students on campus. In this group we will discuss ways to build community, support each other in our mental wellness, and discuss topics specific to your experience as a BIPOC student at Fleming College.

What to expect: chai/tea and snacks. Open discussion in a safe place, building community, and interweaving mental health topics.

QueerConnectionsis a drop-in group for any 2SLGBTQIA+Fleming students wishing to connect with other 2SLGBTQIA+ students on campus. In this group, we will discuss topics related toqueerness, mental wellness, and discuss topics specific to your experiences as a 2SLGBTQIA+ student at Fleming College.

This group is facilitated by Em Osborne (she/they), a 2SLGBTQIA+ Personal Wellness Counsellor at Fleming College.

All students are welcome to attendone or manyjob search club meetings. Students who attend 4 or more meetings are eligible to receive CCR credit.

Each week this group will focus on a different topic and students will get a chance to ask questions and share their own tips for job searching with each other.

Today's topic is Your Rights in the Workplace:

• Learn about the laws that protect your rights at work

• Get answers to your questions about your right to be paid for work and training, your rights to freedom from harassment and discrimination and your right to a safe work environment

• Learn what you can do if your rights are not being upheld at work

Are you a student looking for work?

CAREER SERVICES CAN HELP!

Learn job search tips, what to include on your resume, interview strategies and how to apply for on-campus and off-campus jobs.

30 minute information session + Q & A.

No appointment needed - each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada
• Your rights in the workplace
• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter
• Getting ready for your interviews
• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn
• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

A step-by-step walkthrough for any student who would like to make a new resume or improve their current resume using AI. Limited computers are available, and students are encouraged to bring their own laptop if possible.

• Learn how to use prompts to write each section of your resume effectively

• Understand the strengths and limitations of AI to make a resume that stands out to employers

• Learn how to protect your personal information when using ChatGPT

At the end of this workshop, students who have followed the walkthrough will have a resume.

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada
• Your rights in the workplace
• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter
• Getting ready for your interviews
• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn
• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

Chai with Rodney is a drop-in for any Black, Indigenous, People of colour (BIPOC) wishing to discuss their experience as a BIPOC person and to connect with other BIPOC students on campus. In this group we will discuss ways to build community, support each other in our mental wellness, and discuss topics specific to your experience as a BIPOC student at Fleming College.

What to expect: chai/tea and snacks. Open discussion in a safe place, building community, and interweaving mental health topics.

QueerConnectionsis a drop-in group for any 2SLGBTQIA+Fleming students wishing to connect with other 2SLGBTQIA+ students on campus. In this group, we will discuss topics related toqueerness, mental wellness, and discuss topics specific to your experiences as a 2SLGBTQIA+ student at Fleming College.

This group is facilitated by Em Osborne (she/they), a 2SLGBTQIA+ Personal Wellness Counsellor at Fleming College.

A step-by-step walkthrough for any student who would like to make a new resume or improve their current resume using AI. Limited computers are available, and students are encouraged to bring their own laptop if possible.

• Learn how to use prompts to write each section of your resume effectively

• Understand the strengths and limitations of AI to make a resume that stands out to employers

• Learn how to protect your personal information when using ChatGPT

At the end of this workshop, students who have followed the walkthrough will have a resume.

A step-by-step walkthrough for any student who would like to make a new resume or improve their current resume using AI. Limited computers are available, and students are encouraged to bring their own laptop if possible.

• Learn how to use prompts to write each section of your resume effectively

• Understand the strengths and limitations of AI to make a resume that stands out to employers

• Learn how to protect your personal information when using ChatGPT

At the end of this workshop, students who have followed the walkthrough will have a resume.

All students are welcome to attendone or manyjob search club meetings. Students who attend 4 or more meetings are eligible to receive CCR credit.

Each week this group will focus on a different topic and students will get a chance to ask questions and share their own tips for job searching with each other.

Today's topic is Resumes and Cover Letters:

• Learn the basics to write a resume and find out how to impress an employer in 7 seconds

• Discover how a customized cover letter can give you a competitive edge

No appointment needed - each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada
• Your rights in the workplace
• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter
• Getting ready for your interviews
• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn
• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

A step-by-step walkthrough for any student who would like to make a new resume or improve their current resume using AI. Limited computers are available, and students are encouraged to bring their own laptop if possible.

• Learn how to use prompts to write each section of your resume effectively

• Understand the strengths and limitations of AI to make a resume that stands out to employers

• Learn how to protect your personal information when using ChatGPT

At the end of this workshop, students who have followed the walkthrough will have a resume.

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada
• Your rights in the workplace
• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter
• Getting ready for your interviews
• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn
• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

Chai with Rodney is a drop-in for any Black, Indigenous, People of colour (BIPOC) wishing to discuss their experience as a BIPOC person and to connect with other BIPOC students on campus. In this group we will discuss ways to build community, support each other in our mental wellness, and discuss topics specific to your experience as a BIPOC student at Fleming College.

What to expect: chai/tea and snacks. Open discussion in a safe place, building community, and interweaving mental health topics.

A step-by-step walkthrough for any student who would like to make a new resume or improve their current resume using AI. Limited computers are available, and students are encouraged to bring their own laptop if possible.

• Learn how to use prompts to write each section of your resume effectively

• Understand the strengths and limitations of AI to make a resume that stands out to employers

• Learn how to protect your personal information when using ChatGPT

At the end of this workshop, students who have followed the walkthrough will have a resume.

QueerConnectionsis a drop-in group for any 2SLGBTQIA+Fleming students wishing to connect with other 2SLGBTQIA+ students on campus. In this group, we will discuss topics related toqueerness, mental wellness, and discuss topics specific to your experiences as a 2SLGBTQIA+ student at Fleming College.

This group is facilitated by Em Osborne (she/they), a 2SLGBTQIA+ Personal Wellness Counsellor at Fleming College.

All students are welcome to attendone or manyjob search club meetings. Students who attend 4 or more meetings are eligible to receive CCR credit.

Each week this group will focus on a different topic and students will get a chance to ask questions and share their own tips for job searching with each other.

Today's topic is Ace Your Interviews:

• Find out what employers expect in the interview process

• Learn how to answer common interview questions

• Discover the 7 strategies for interview success

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada
• Your rights in the workplace
• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter
• Getting ready for your interviews
• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn
• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada
• Your rights in the workplace
• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter
• Getting ready for your interviews
• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn
• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

A step-by-step walkthrough for any student who would like to make a new resume or improve their current resume using AI. Limited computers are available, and students are encouraged to bring their own laptop if possible.

• Learn how to use prompts to write each section of your resume effectively

• Understand the strengths and limitations of AI to make a resume that stands out to employers

• Learn how to protect your personal information when using ChatGPT

At the end of this workshop, students who have followed the walkthrough will have a resume.

A step-by-step walkthrough for any student who would like to make a new resume or improve their current resume using AI. Limited computers are available, and students are encouraged to bring their own laptop if possible.

• Learn how to use prompts to write each section of your resume effectively

• Understand the strengths and limitations of AI to make a resume that stands out to employers

• Learn how to protect your personal information when using ChatGPT

At the end of this workshop, students who have followed the walkthrough will have a resume.

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada
• Your rights in the workplace
• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter
• Getting ready for your interviews
• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn
• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

Chai with Rodney is a drop-in for any Black, Indigenous, People of colour (BIPOC) wishing to discuss their experience as a BIPOC person and to connect with other BIPOC students on campus. In this group we will discuss ways to build community, support each other in our mental wellness, and discuss topics specific to your experience as a BIPOC student at Fleming College.

What to expect: chai/tea and snacks. Open discussion in a safe place, building community, and interweaving mental health topics.

QueerConnectionsis a drop-in group for any 2SLGBTQIA+Fleming students wishing to connect with other 2SLGBTQIA+ students on campus. In this group, we will discuss topics related toqueerness, mental wellness, and discuss topics specific to your experiences as a 2SLGBTQIA+ student at Fleming College.

This group is facilitated by Em Osborne (she/they), a 2SLGBTQIA+ Personal Wellness Counsellor at Fleming College.

A step-by-step walkthrough for any student who would like to make a new resume or improve their current resume using AI. Limited computers are available, and students are encouraged to bring their own laptop if possible.

• Learn how to use prompts to write each section of your resume effectively

• Understand the strengths and limitations of AI to make a resume that stands out to employers

• Learn how to protect your personal information when using ChatGPT

At the end of this workshop, students who have followed the walkthrough will have a resume.

All students are welcome to attendone or manyjob search club meetings. Students who attend 4 or more meetings are eligible to receive CCR credit.

Each week this group will focus on a different topic and students will get a chance to ask questions and share their own tips for job searching with each other.

Today's topic is Job Search Strategies and Networking:

• Discover how to find jobs in the "hidden job market"

• Get tips on what you can do now to get ahead in your career-related job search

• Find out what strategies are working for other students

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada
• Your rights in the workplace
• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter
• Getting ready for your interviews
• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn
• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

A step-by-step walkthrough for any student who would like to make a new resume or improve their current resume using AI. Limited computers are available, and students are encouraged to bring their own laptop if possible.

• Learn how to use prompts to write each section of your resume effectively

• Understand the strengths and limitations of AI to make a resume that stands out to employers

• Learn how to protect your personal information when using ChatGPT

At the end of this workshop, students who have followed the walkthrough will have a resume.

Chai with Rodney is a drop-in for any Black, Indigenous, People of colour (BIPOC) wishing to discuss their experience as a BIPOC person and to connect with other BIPOC students on campus. In this group we will discuss ways to build community, support each other in our mental wellness, and discuss topics specific to your experience as a BIPOC student at Fleming College.

What to expect: chai/tea and snacks. Open discussion in a safe place, building community, and interweaving mental health topics.

QueerConnectionsis a drop-in group for any 2SLGBTQIA+Fleming students wishing to connect with other 2SLGBTQIA+ students on campus. In this group, we will discuss topics related toqueerness, mental wellness, and discuss topics specific to your experiences as a 2SLGBTQIA+ student at Fleming College.

This group is facilitated by Em Osborne (she/they), a 2SLGBTQIA+ Personal Wellness Counsellor at Fleming College.

All students are welcome to attendone or manyjob search club meetings. Students who attend 4 or more meetings are eligible to receive CCR credit.

Each week this group will focus on a different topic and students will get a chance to ask questions and share their own tips for job searching with each other.

Today's topic is LinkedIn and Your Personal Brand:

• Learn how to write a personal brand statement to introduce yourself professionally

• Find out how to use your LinkedIn profile to make a positive impression with employers

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada
• Your rights in the workplace
• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter
• Getting ready for your interviews
• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn
• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada
• Your rights in the workplace
• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter
• Getting ready for your interviews
• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn
• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

A step-by-step walkthrough for any student who would like to make a new resume or improve their current resume using AI. Limited computers are available, and students are encouraged to bring their own laptop if possible.

• Learn how to use prompts to write each section of your resume effectively

• Understand the strengths and limitations of AI to make a resume that stands out to employers

• Learn how to protect your personal information when using ChatGPT

At the end of this workshop, students who have followed the walkthrough will have a resume.

All students are welcome to attendone or manyjob search club meetings. Students who attend 4 or more meetings are eligible to receive CCR credit.

Each week this group will focus on a different topic and students will get a chance to ask questions and share their own tips for job searching with each other.

Today's topic is Your Rights in the Workplace:

• Learn about the laws that protect your rights at work

• Get answers to your questions about your right to be paid for work and training, your rights to freedom from harassment and discrimination and your right to a safe work environment

• Learn what you can do if your rights are not being upheld at work

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada
• Your rights in the workplace
• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter
• Getting ready for your interviews
• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn
• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada
• Your rights in the workplace
• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter
• Getting ready for your interviews
• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn
• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

Chai with Rodney is a drop-in for any Black, Indigenous, People of colour (BIPOC) wishing to discuss their experience as a BIPOC person and to connect with other BIPOC students on campus. In this group we will discuss ways to build community, support each other in our mental wellness, and discuss topics specific to your experience as a BIPOC student at Fleming College.

What to expect: chai/tea and snacks. Open discussion in a safe place, building community, and interweaving mental health topics.

QueerConnectionsis a drop-in group for any 2SLGBTQIA+Fleming students wishing to connect with other 2SLGBTQIA+ students on campus. In this group, we will discuss topics related toqueerness, mental wellness, and discuss topics specific to your experiences as a 2SLGBTQIA+ student at Fleming College.

This group is facilitated by Em Osborne (she/they), a 2SLGBTQIA+ Personal Wellness Counsellor at Fleming College.

All students are welcome to attendone or manyjob search club meetings. Students who attend 4 or more meetings are eligible to receive CCR credit.

Each week this group will focus on a different topic and students will get a chance to ask questions and share their own tips for job searching with each other.

Today's topic is Career Interests and Values:

• Have fun taking a free assessment to explore your interests and related careers that you might find most fulfilling.

• Discover what energizes you on the job and contributes to your work satisfaction.

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada
• Your rights in the workplace
• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter
• Getting ready for your interviews
• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn
• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada
• Your rights in the workplace
• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter
• Getting ready for your interviews
• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn
• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

Chai with Rodney is a drop-in for any Black, Indigenous, People of colour (BIPOC) wishing to discuss their experience as a BIPOC person and to connect with other BIPOC students on campus. In this group we will discuss ways to build community, support each other in our mental wellness, and discuss topics specific to your experience as a BIPOC student at Fleming College.

What to expect: chai/tea and snacks. Open discussion in a safe place, building community, and interweaving mental health topics.

QueerConnectionsis a drop-in group for any 2SLGBTQIA+Fleming students wishing to connect with other 2SLGBTQIA+ students on campus. In this group, we will discuss topics related toqueerness, mental wellness, and discuss topics specific to your experiences as a 2SLGBTQIA+ student at Fleming College.

This group is facilitated by Em Osborne (she/they), a 2SLGBTQIA+ Personal Wellness Counsellor at Fleming College.

All students are welcome to attendone or manyjob search club meetings. Students who attend 4 or more meetings are eligible to receive CCR credit.

Each week this group will focus on a different topic and students will get a chance to ask questions and share their own tips for job searching with each other.

Today's topic is Strengths for Success:

• Discover your unique strengths and learn how to communicate them confidently to employers

• Create accomplishment statements you can use in your resume and interviews to stand out to employers

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada
• Your rights in the workplace
• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter
• Getting ready for your interviews
• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn
• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada
• Your rights in the workplace
• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter
• Getting ready for your interviews
• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn
• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

Chai with Rodney is a drop-in for any Black, Indigenous, People of colour (BIPOC) wishing to discuss their experience as a BIPOC person and to connect with other BIPOC students on campus. In this group we will discuss ways to build community, support each other in our mental wellness, and discuss topics specific to your experience as a BIPOC student at Fleming College.

What to expect: chai/tea and snacks. Open discussion in a safe place, building community, and interweaving mental health topics.

QueerConnectionsis a drop-in group for any 2SLGBTQIA+Fleming students wishing to connect with other 2SLGBTQIA+ students on campus. In this group, we will discuss topics related toqueerness, mental wellness, and discuss topics specific to your experiences as a 2SLGBTQIA+ student at Fleming College.

This group is facilitated by Em Osborne (she/they), a 2SLGBTQIA+ Personal Wellness Counsellor at Fleming College.

All students are welcome to attendone or manyjob search club meetings. Students who attend 4 or more meetings are eligible to receive CCR credit.

Each week this group will focus on a different topic and students will get a chance to ask questions and share their own tips for job searching with each other.

Today's topic is Resumes and Cover Letters:

• Learn the basics to write a resume and find out how to impress an employer in 7 seconds

• Discover how a customized cover letter can give you a competitive edge

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada
• Your rights in the workplace
• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter
• Getting ready for your interviews
• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn
• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada
• Your rights in the workplace
• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter
• Getting ready for your interviews
• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn
• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

Chai with Rodney is a drop-in for any Black, Indigenous, People of colour (BIPOC) wishing to discuss their experience as a BIPOC person and to connect with other BIPOC students on campus. In this group we will discuss ways to build community, support each other in our mental wellness, and discuss topics specific to your experience as a BIPOC student at Fleming College.

What to expect: chai/tea and snacks. Open discussion in a safe place, building community, and interweaving mental health topics.

QueerConnectionsis a drop-in group for any 2SLGBTQIA+Fleming students wishing to connect with other 2SLGBTQIA+ students on campus. In this group, we will discuss topics related toqueerness, mental wellness, and discuss topics specific to your experiences as a 2SLGBTQIA+ student at Fleming College.

This group is facilitated by Em Osborne (she/they), a 2SLGBTQIA+ Personal Wellness Counsellor at Fleming College.

All students are welcome to attendone or manyjob search club meetings. Students who attend 4 or more meetings are eligible to receive CCR credit.

Each week this group will focus on a different topic and students will get a chance to ask questions and share their own tips for job searching with each other.

Today's topic is Ace Your Interviews:

• Find out what employers expect in the interview process

• Learn how to answer common interview questions

• Discover the 7 strategies for interview success

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada
• Your rights in the workplace
• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter
• Getting ready for your interviews
• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn
• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada
• Your rights in the workplace
• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter
• Getting ready for your interviews
• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn
• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

All students are welcome to attendone or manyjob search club meetings. Students who attend 4 or more meetings are eligible to receive CCR credit.

Each week this group will focus on a different topic and students will get a chance to ask questions and share their own tips for job searching with each other.

Today's topic is Job Search Strategies and Networking:

• Discover how to find jobs in the "hidden job market"

• Get tips on what you can do now to get ahead in your career-related job search

• Find out what strategies are working for other students

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada
• Your rights in the workplace
• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter
• Getting ready for your interviews
• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn
• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada
• Your rights in the workplace
• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter
• Getting ready for your interviews
• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn
• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

All students are welcome to attendone or manyjob search club meetings. Students who attend 4 or more meetings are eligible to receive CCR credit.

Each week this group will focus on a different topic and students will get a chance to ask questions and share their own tips for job searching with each other.

Today's topic is LinkedIn and Your Personal Brand:

• Learn how to write a personal brand statement to introduce yourself professionally

• Find out how to use your LinkedIn profile to make a positive impression with employers

All students are welcome to attendone or manyjob search club meetings. Students who attend 4 or more meetings are eligible to receive CCR credit.

Each week this group will focus on a different topic and students will get a chance to ask questions and share their own tips for job searching with each other.

Today's topic is LinkedIn and Your Personal Brand:

• Learn how to write a personal brand statement to introduce yourself professionally

• Find out how to use your LinkedIn profile to make a positive impression with employers

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada
• Your rights in the workplace
• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter
• Getting ready for your interviews
• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn
• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada
• Your rights in the workplace
• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter
• Getting ready for your interviews
• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn
• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

All students are welcome to attendone or manyjob search club meetings. Students who attend 4 or more meetings are eligible to receive CCR credit.

Each week this group will focus on a different topic and students will get a chance to ask questions and share their own tips for job searching with each other.

Today's topic is Your Rights in the Workplace:

• Learn about the laws that protect your rights at work

• Get answers to your questions about your right to be paid for work and training, your rights to freedom from harassment and discrimination and your right to a safe work environment

• Learn what you can do if your rights are not being upheld at work

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada
• Your rights in the workplace
• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter
• Getting ready for your interviews
• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn
• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada
• Your rights in the workplace
• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter
• Getting ready for your interviews
• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn
• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

All students are welcome to attendone or manyjob search club meetings. Students who attend 4 or more meetings are eligible to receive CCR credit.

Each week this group will focus on a different topic and students will get a chance to ask questions and share their own tips for job searching with each other.

Today's topic is Resumes and Cover Letters:

• Learn the basics to write a resume and find out how to impress an employer in 7 seconds

• Discover how a customized cover letter can give you a competitive edge

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada
• Your rights in the workplace
• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter
• Getting ready for your interviews
• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn
• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)

No appointment needed- each student will be seen in turn. Students can come anytime during the drop in for help with their job search and career planning including:

• How to job search in Canada
• Your rights in the workplace
• Feedback to improve your resume or cover letter
• Getting ready for your interviews
• How to build a professional network and optimize your LinkedIn
• Finding out more about careers in Canada (pay, location, requirements)