Road to Employment Podcast: Recent Episodes
Road to Employment
Featuring expert employment advice from employers, entrepreneurs, career educators, and young people themselves Road to Employment will help you develop the skills you need to kickstart your career! Or to land a job to pay rent. Your call.
Broadcasting from Montreal, QC and Chicago, IL Road to Employment was created for youth by youth and is launching two new podcast series!
School to Work Transition, hosted by Lindsay Flood, sheds light on how youth experience their transition out of academics by speaking with students and recent graduates in various fields ranging from law to communications, medicine to education and hearing what their academic and career trajectories have been.
Your Successful Best Friend hooks you up with people with cool jobs, and incredible stories about their field of work. Who knows, maybe you’ll be inspired to change your career path … for the fifth time this year. Join host Becca McCarthy as she converses with adults who appear to have their life together.
Available to stream at: http://roadtoemployment.ca
Students, we're on your side.
Stephan, an engineering student, shares his advice for prospective students and discusses his expectations for graduation on this episode of the School to Work Podcast.
An inside look at law school and bar school shared from the perspective of a recent law graduate.
School to Work Podcast hosted by Lindsay Flood explores the differences between student expectations and graduate realities.
Becca chats with Denis and Clinton from Road to Employment about how they fell into the field of Career Development, and where the industry is taking them. They reveal the kind of employment opportunities currently available to youth, and their real age! How shocking.
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Theme music by Lisa Crawley. Check her out at http://lisacrawley.com/
Host Lindsay Flood sits down with Matt Orsini, PR Manager at MTL Blog to discuss his communications degree, job search, and life after graduation.
To whomever is most likely to look at this, or the individual who will give me a job (ultimately, I don't really care who you are)