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Welcome To Career Services

Whether you are a student, recent graduate, employer, or faculty member, we have tailored resources and services to support you. We invite you to explore our site to find helpful resources or contact us for specific inquiries.

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Career Services offers 30-minute one-on-one appointments to assist with all of your job search needs. Appointments are available from 9:00 am to 3:30 pm, Monday to Friday.

The job board features numerous full time, part-time, seasonal and contract opportunities, updated and monitored by Career Services staff on a daily basis. You can create job posting alerts to have the latest job opportunities sent directly to your email based on your search criteria.

This online tool allows you to record practice interviews and receive feedback on your performance. If you are preparing for an upcoming interview this tool will help give you the confidence you need to land that job!

Student Employment opportunities are available on each campus. It is one of the many ways that St. Lawrence College assists in the success of its students by enabling them to both earn money and gain valuable work experience while studying.

Student Resources

Often one to two pages in length, a resume is an informational document that lists and summarizes your qualifications such as skills and education. Most resumes include the following primary sections:

  1. Contact Information
  2. Summary
  3. Education
  4. Employment History

There are two common resume format types; chronological and functional. A chronological resume is most effective in highlighting your related work experience, while a functional resume is most effective in highlighting your related skills.

The purpose of the cover letter is to introduce your resume and express your interest in working for the prospective employer. Your letter should be one page in length and written in standard business form.

The purpose of an interview is to demonstrate what you could do for the company. It provides you with an opportunity to assess whether your qualifications and career goals align with the position and company objectives.

“Successful job seekers must have both good information and well-developed job-hunting skills. Three important factors for a successful job search are an awareness of your skills and goals, an understanding of the labour market and a well-planned job search campaign."

Here are some resources to help you conduct an effective job search:

The Labour Market can be broadly defined as the market in which workers compete for jobs and employers compete for workers.

In the labour market, labour services are exchanged and those negotiations occurring between buyers and sellers partly determine the placement of workers in jobs with specified wages.

Labour Market Information (LMI) can be broadly defined as the information needed by individuals and organizations to make informed decisions about the labour market.

Labour Market Information addresses questions concerning the following:

  • Unemployment rates
  • Economic trends
  • Demographics
  • Wage rates

Information on the Canadian and Ontario labour markets help individuals and businesses make informed decisions about education and training, careers, business plans and employment. Insights into labour market trends and conditions in Ontario and Canada can be found through labour market research.

Websites are a great resource to use when performing labour market research:

Career Services offers a variety of job fairs, workshops, career information sessions throughout the year to create opportunities to develop your skills and build your professional network so you are career-ready upon graduation.

Employer Resources

Career Services offers Eastern Ontario's most extensive job posting service with free job postings for employers. It is easy to post your full time, part-time, seasonal or contract opportunities online so it can be shared with SLC students, graduates and the general public.

St. Lawrence College is pleased to host you on campus for recruiting purposes. To assist your company in hiring SLC students and alumni, we adhere to the Canadian Association of Career Educators & Employers (CACEE) Ethical Recruitment Guidelines. Please review to determine the suitability of your booking.

Prior to your on-campus visit, we encourage you to post your opportunities on our St. Lawrence College job board where students, alumni and the general public search for positions relevant to their program or profession. By creating an account with SLC.TotalHire, you will be the first to receive invitations to our future career events.

Career Services will provide you with a table or a space to set up your corporate display in a high traffic on-campus location. This is an effective way to fulfill all your hiring needs.

Interview space is available on-campus free of charge. After you have selected your short list of candidates, contact us to book an interview room that is suitable to your needs. Whether you are planning for a one-on-one, panel or group interview, we will do our best to accommodate your needs.

For more details, or to book your on-campus recruiting option, please contact Career Services.

Taking on a placement student is the most effective way to evaluate their potential as a full time employee. Placements are available at different times of the year depending on the program.

Visit www.placementatslc.ca for more information.

Faculty Resources

Career Services offers customized classroom presentations designed to meet the needs of your specific class or program. To request a presentation please click here.

The job board features numerous full time, part-time, seasonal and contract opportunities, updated and monitored by Career Services staff on a daily basis. You can create job posting alerts to have the latest job opportunities sent directly to your email based on your search criteria.

Professors can create and assign mock interviews to students which are completed online. For more information or to request a professor account please contact us.

Contact information

Kingston Campus Brockville Campus Cornwall Campus
Room Number 00485/00480
careerservices@sl.on.ca
613.544.5400 Ext. 1844

Room Number 200G
CSBrockville@sl.on.ca
613.345.0660 Ext. 3116

Room Number A304
CSCornwall@sl.on.ca
613.933.6080 Ext. 2348

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Monday - Friday
8:30am - 4:00pm