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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Beyond the Basics - Career Development Panel Discussion Nov 16/21 @ 12-1 pm
Meet Saskatchewan Career Development Professionals - SKCDA Podcast
Ashley Boha | Regina Work Prep | Regina
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Nikki Langdon | Neil Squire Society | Regina
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Kristen Thoms, Quint Saskatoon
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Kathy Wickstrand | Prairie Employment | North Battleford
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Dr. Catherine Hajnal | Life Fundamentals | BC
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Julie Kehrig | Vision Loss Rehabilitation | Regina
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Dr. Roberta Borgen | Life Strategies | BC
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Dorothy Hyde | Radius Community Centre | Saskatoon
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Resource links for individual episodes can be found on SKCDA Podcast page
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