Welcome to the Saskatchewan Career Development Association Website!
The SKCDA is an inclusive, provincial organization, whose members are committed to providing support and resources to career development practitioners, working in diverse settings around the province.
As a registered non-profit corporation founded in 2015, the SKCDA is steadily growing and achieving new organizational milestones. Dedicated professionals have volunteered their time and efforts to establish the SKCDA, and are the foundation for its continued growth.
If your work is related to career development, or you have an interest in the field, we invite you to consider becoming a member of the SKCDA.
The SKCDA is an inclusive, provincial organization, whose members are committed to providing support and resources to career development practitioners, working in diverse settings around the province.
As a registered non-profit corporation founded in 2015, the SKCDA is steadily growing and achieving new organizational milestones. Dedicated professionals have volunteered their time and efforts to establish the SKCDA, and are the foundation for its continued growth.
If your work is related to career development, or you have an interest in the field, we invite you to consider becoming a member of the SKCDA.
Join or Renew Your SKCDA Membership Today!
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CERIC WANTS YOU!
CERIC is looking for pitches for the Winter 2020 issue of Careering magazine on the theme of Ethics and Professionalism.
They welcome topic proposals that encompass a range of interpretations of this theme.
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=2400974583353230&id=1033647473419288
Potential areas to explore include:
Social justice and career development
Dealing with unconscious bias
Common ethical dilemmas
Technology and social media
Confidentiality
Referring clients to other services
Unethical employer behaviour
Please review CERIC’s submission guidelines and send your article pitch to Editor Lindsay Purchase, lindsay@ceric.ca, by Sept. 30, 2019.
The CareerWise website accepts article pitches on an ongoing basis. They want to hear from people with diverse perspectives and levels of experience, and welcome new ideas, case studies, research results, success stories, challenges and more. Topic areas of interest include, but are not limited to:
Future of work
Employment trends
Strategies for working with clients who face barriers to employment
K-12 career education
School-to-work transition
Career management for older workers
Submit a brief outline of your idea to lindsay@ceric.ca as soon as possible for potential fall publication. More details at careerwise.ceric.ca/submissions.
Why write for CERIC?
Share new ideas or highlight notable projects, research and practices
Contribute to furthering cross-sectoral dialogue and building knowledge in the field
Advance your own professional development by demonstrating that you are staying current on what’s happening in career development
Connect with Careering and CareerWise readers representing a diverse cross-section of the career development field across Canada
CERIC is looking for pitches for the Winter 2020 issue of Careering magazine on the theme of Ethics and Professionalism.
They welcome topic proposals that encompass a range of interpretations of this theme.
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=2400974583353230&id=1033647473419288
Potential areas to explore include:
Social justice and career development
Dealing with unconscious bias
Common ethical dilemmas
Technology and social media
Confidentiality
Referring clients to other services
Unethical employer behaviour
Please review CERIC’s submission guidelines and send your article pitch to Editor Lindsay Purchase, lindsay@ceric.ca, by Sept. 30, 2019.
The CareerWise website accepts article pitches on an ongoing basis. They want to hear from people with diverse perspectives and levels of experience, and welcome new ideas, case studies, research results, success stories, challenges and more. Topic areas of interest include, but are not limited to:
Future of work
Employment trends
Strategies for working with clients who face barriers to employment
K-12 career education
School-to-work transition
Career management for older workers
Submit a brief outline of your idea to lindsay@ceric.ca as soon as possible for potential fall publication. More details at careerwise.ceric.ca/submissions.
Why write for CERIC?
Share new ideas or highlight notable projects, research and practices
Contribute to furthering cross-sectoral dialogue and building knowledge in the field
Advance your own professional development by demonstrating that you are staying current on what’s happening in career development
Connect with Careering and CareerWise readers representing a diverse cross-section of the career development field across Canada
Featured Fall Training: Career Professionals of Canada (CPC)
Career Development Practitioner (CDP) Program
CDP-04 - Career Transition Consulting - September 23, 2019
CDP-05 - Advanced Résumé Development - October 28, 2019
CDP-04 - Career Transition Consulting - September 23, 2019
CDP-05 - Advanced Résumé Development - October 28, 2019
Make a Difference
in your Field and Community by Joining One of Our Committees!
These SKCDA Committees Would Welcome your Unique Talents:
• Diversity & Inclusion
• Education & Professional Development
• Benefits & Resource Development
• Communications (Newsletter)
• Member Engagement & Expansion
Contact skcda.inc@gmail.com for more information.
in your Field and Community by Joining One of Our Committees!
These SKCDA Committees Would Welcome your Unique Talents:
• Diversity & Inclusion
• Education & Professional Development
• Benefits & Resource Development
• Communications (Newsletter)
• Member Engagement & Expansion
Contact skcda.inc@gmail.com for more information.
National Initiative:
Supporting Canadians to Navigate Learning and Work
To learn more, click here.
To become involved, please take a survey
Supporting Canadians to Navigate Learning and Work
To learn more, click here.
To become involved, please take a survey
The harder I work, the luckier I get.
- Samuel Goldwyn
- Samuel Goldwyn
I have not failed. I’ve just found 10,000 ways that do not work.
- Thomas A. Edison