What can you do with your degree? A guide to getting support from your career educator.
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About this listen
On today’s episode, we're tackling a pretty common question—what the heck can you do with your degree?
Whether you’re considering what program to pursue or are about to graduate with a degree, it can be hard to know what’s next. We’re joined by Joy Andrews, one of UVic’s amazing career educators, who will walk us through:
- how to identify your passion and your strengths
- how to find the right employer
- putting together an elevator pitch
- the perks of meeting with your career educator
Students and alumni can book one-on-one appointments with Joy and her team.
Resources from this episode
- Meet with your career educator
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- (02:10) - - What does it look like to meet with your career educator?
- (02:45) - - Step 1 - Identify your passion - what made you want to do your degree?
- (03:55) - - Step 2 - Figure out your strengths - what are you proud of?
- (06:00) - - Step 3 - Digging deeper - understanding your strengths, passions and career fits.
- (07:05) - - Step 4 - Exploring possible career paths
- (08:06) - - Step 5 - Planning your next steps
- (09:05) - - Step 6 - Sharing resources and contacts so you can learn more
- (09:55) - - What if you don’t have any idea of what you want to do?
- (10:56) - - How do you find the right employer?
- (11:55) - - How to put together an elevator pitch
- (14:15) - - How to prepare for a job interview
- (14:40) - - How to navigate today’s labour market
- (16:03) - - What are the perks of an appointment with your career educator?
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