Past Events

Are you interested in pursuing a career that will allow you to make an impact on sustainability? Attend this virtual career panel to learn from U of G alumni who work in a variety of interesting careers creating sustainable futures. Come prepared to ask questions.  Panelist include: Aidan Brushett, Resource Management Officer for Parks Canada

Join GGSA on Tuesday, January 30th from 6 pm-9 pm at Cutten Fields to hear & learn from industry leaders from finance, tech, and CPG and have a chance to showcase your skills in a 2-3 minute sales pitch activity. The pitch can be about ANY existing/hypothetical product or service you are passionate about (for example your favourite pair of shoes, a brand or even a business idea). The pitch portion of the event can be done individually or with one other person (A ppt/pitch deck is not required). Dress code: Business casual or Business formal. We are excited to see you there!

Are you a student navigating the complex path to becoming a Certified Public Accountant? Feel the urgency to gain clarity and direction? Join BDO Canada's exclusive webinar to demystify the CPA certification journey and leap ahead in your career in professional services. This virtual event promises an interactive experience, enabling you to engage with content and speakers seamlessly. Embrace the flexibility and accessibility of our digital platform to enhance your learning journey.

Students, Deloitte invites you to start your Tuesday mornings in January with them! Join Deloitte Canada’s Campus Recruitment advisors for a series of  virtual 30-minute sessions where they explore topics that help set you up for success as you navigate securing your next internship, co-op or new grad role. Sessions will be offered at 10 a.m. EST and PST to accommodate time-zones.   January 16, 2024: Where potential comes to life   First session: 10 a.m. ET  Second session: 1 p.m. ET  January 23, 2024: Building your personal brand  

Canadian Tire Corporation, Limited (CTC) is seeking out passionate marketing students across the country through Canadian Tire's Ultimate Marketing Challenge. Students will work in teams to solve real marketing challenges for a chance to pitch their ideas to a panel of executives and enter for a chance to win* a comprehensive prize pack including $5,000 CAD per team member, fast-track interviews for the coveted Canadian Tire Emerging Marketers​ New Grad Rotational Program and other exclusive career-building opportunities.

When thinking about your professional future, how do you feel? Excited, curious, confused, anxious? All the above? Chartered for Success is designed to inspire students, regardless of their confidence in a career path. The CPA pathway doesn't just shape your career options, it expands them. Dream, develop, disrupt, be unstoppable!

The Wine & Spirit Education Trust (WSET) Level 2 Award in Wines will be focusing on grape varieties, climatic and winemaking influences, and how these impact the style and quality of wines from key regions. This qualification is 9 weeks in length (including exam) and has a minimum requirement of 28 hours of study time (including delivery and personal study and revision). Who should attend: People employed in the drinks and hospitality industries with little previous knowledge of alcoholic beverages.

At Loblaw, our goal is to help helping Canadians "Live Life Well". Join the campus team and business leaders from across the enterprise to learn more about the amazing work and projects taking place at Loblaw!  Learn about our upcoming Summer 2024 student opportunities as well!  Each day hear from Loblaw leaders and have the opportunity to network with Loblaw colleagues and the campus team during breakout sessions. Date: Thursday January 25, 2024 Time: 5:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. Eastern Time

Ringing in a new year calls for investing in a career. At Cargill, we are interested in helping you identify ways to invest and learn more about our Early Career opportunities. Join our Cargill recruiters and professionals this January for our virtual Cargill Career Pathways event. By exploring day-to-day responsibilities, impactful projects, and various career paths, anyone interested will leave the event with all the knowledge necessary to start a successful career.

The Ontario Public Service (OPS) has organized a virtual launch event to provide students, recent graduates, and education support workers an opportunity to learn about the differences between the OIP and SEO programs, how to apply, and tips for the application and interview process. There will also be an opportunity to ask them questions!