You can do a wide range of things with any degree!

• Your degree is only one of numerous important resources you bring to your future profession
• Your experiences, abilities, character, goals, and your network are other factors that are as important
• The track of your studies encourages you to build different skills that are transferable to a wide range of occupations and across different fields
• So, as opposed to constraining your career decisions, your degree can provide you with a variety of alternatives, some of which will not be same as your major
• A significant number of the factors that you have to consider when making a career choice are shown in this Career Decision Making Model:

Career Cruising

Visit this page for:

• Career profiles (including job descriptions, requirements like education, training, and certifications)

• Matchmaker & My Skills. Answer questions about your likes and dislikes to find careers that match up with your interests

• Learning Styles Inventory. Discover how you learn and retain information and find tips on how to improve your study habits to suit your learning style

http://careercruising.com

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Job Bank Career Tool

Visit this page for:

• Career fields and occupations by program of study which consider the current level of your degree

• Labour market information, regional wages and other resources

• Job Postings

https://www.jobbank.gc.ca/careertool

Still not sure what career path is right for you?

• Go into contact me section and Book an individual Career Counselling session with me 
• Check out other articles under Career Management tag