Career Resources
平特五不中 Career Planning Service (CaPS)
CaPS supports students and recent alumni in their career and professional development, and in finding employment (internships, summer jobs, full-time positions etc). In collaboration with the School of Social Work, CaPS organizes the annual Social Work Career Fair, as well other workshops and events specific to Social Work students.
Your Social Work Career Advisor: Jan Bottomer
Make an appointment to:
Review your CV, Cover Letter and other application materials
Learn about job search strategies and resources
Prepare for an interview
Discuss career-related questions and concerns, including regarding further education options
CaPS How-To Guides:
How to Write a CV; How to Write a Cover Letter; How to Interview; How to Find Jobs; How to Contact Employers
CaPS Social Work Career Resources
New Teaching Assistants
AGSEM Guide for new TAs.
Jobs
平特五不中 CAPS job board. TAships and RAships for the School of Social Work can be found here as well.
Canadian jobs
Non-profit professional jobs, internships, and volunteer positions.聽
- Aggregates job postings from over 6000 sources throughout Canada.
(For Social Work Positions)
Volunteering
Know your rights as a volunteer! They also provide a list of places that need volunteers in the Montreal community. You can search by organization or by field.
Non-profit professional jobs, internships, and volunteer positions.聽
平特五不中-Centraide Committee
平特五不中 has partnered with Centraide of Greater Montreal to provide volunteer services and help raise funds for over 360 organizations in the area.
Jobs and Volunteering Advertisements
Information coming soon
Internships
Students can review the internship opportunities available through 平特五不中. Internships vary in their dates and field and include internship opportunities with CBC Radio, the United Nations, and international consulates.
Working in Quebec
Please also see our Working in Quebec Page for links to important information.