Spring Ahead!
March is here, and after months of winter’s grip, we’re finally starting to see a light at the end of the tunnel! Sure, there might still be some lingering snow and chilly mornings, but the promise of spring is in the air. With March Break around the corner and Daylight Savings Time kicking in next week (yes, we lose an hour, but hey, more daylight!), it’s the perfect time to refresh your mindset and make the most of the rest of the school year.
This month, we’ve got plenty of articles to help you stay motivated and on track. Thinking about starting your own business? We break down the pros and cons of sole-proprietorship. Looking for smart ways to save money as a student? We’ve got advice on handling expenses after graduation. Curious about unique careers? From wooden boat rebuilding to geographic information specialists, we’re spotlighting all kinds of interesting paths you might not have considered.
Spring is all about new beginnings, so why not try something different? Whether it’s spending more time outdoors, exploring March Break activities, or even starting a spring tradition, there are plenty of ways to shake off the winter blues. And if you’re feeling like the school year is dragging, we have tips on making the most of the months ahead – because before you know it, summer will be here!
For even more unique insights, check out our interviews with industry pros for firsthand career advice and inspiration.
Enjoy the month, and happy almost-spring!
Warm regards,
Anthony Teles
Vice-President, Content
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Profiling a Career as a Teaching Assistant (French version available)
If you enjoy learning, sharing knowledge, and working with children, you’ve probably considered a career in education. But you may not be aware of the wide range of opportunities available […]
Career Profile: Geographic Information Specialists
If you go on a trip with your parents or grandparents, you might see them pull out a paper map to look at when they need help with directions. Some […]
Career Profile: Wooden Boat Rebuilder
Suppose that you wanted to ride a boat on a lake or stream. You might choose a boat made of aluminum or steel, but you could choose a boat made […]
Career Profile: Institutional Cook
Every day, you eat food that someone has cooked, whether you eat with your family at home or buy a meal from your school cafeteria. Cooking for a family of […]
Career Profile: Die Designer
If you look around your home, you can likely find several objects that were made with special tools. Many of those tools likely came from a die, which is a […]
My money journey: first jobs, and first big expenses
By Avreet Jagdev I started my first job when I was in Grade 12, as a private tutor. At the ripe young age of 17, I was ecstatic to be […]
Money-Saving Tips for Graduates Who Suddenly Have More Freedom
By Avreet Jagdev Graduating is a super exciting time, whether it’s from high school or college. You’ve accomplished something you’ve been working towards for a long time, and now you’re […]
Want to Run Your Own Business? The Pros and Cons of a Sole Proprietorship (French version available)
Not everyone wants to work for someone else, whether that would be for a big business or a small one. Instead, many people prefer to work for themselves as entrepreneurs […]
The Pros and Cons of Hybrid Learning (French version available)
By Avreet Jagdev Covid changed the world in more ways than we can count – from the way that we shop, to the way we work and go to school. […]
Tips to Know Who To Vote For in an Election (French version available)
By Avreet Jagdev As citizens, we have the duty to be civically involved. Civic involvement means staying involved in your community in a way that makes a difference — this […]
Should I Take Courses Over the Summers to Finish My Degree Sooner? A Look at Pros and Cons (French version available)
Summer is a season that’s usually associated with taking a break and having fun. For university students, this could be the case, but it could also mean having a job […]
My New Normal: How My life Has Changed Since 2020 Because Of the Pandemic and Changes in Society (French version available)
I’ll never forget the moment I found out that the whole world shut down. I was in my fourth year of university and, along with my fellow students, would have […]
The Battle of the Languages: French vs. English
With the popularity of French language streaming shows like “Emily in Paris,” a large number of people who aren’t familiar with the language are considering learning French. And in Canada, […]
Grieving the Loss of a Family Member/Loved One: How to Cope, and How to Incorporate Their Memory into What You Do Going Forward (French version available)
Without a doubt, losing a family member/loved one is one of the most difficult experiences a person can endure. Life will never be the same without them and the grief […]
Carpet Installers (French version available)
In many homes, some floors have tile or wood, and others have carpet. The carpet might seem like a natural part of the room, but someone has to install it. […]
Career Profile: Market Research Analysts
Suppose that you or a friend wanted to start a business selling cookies or taking care of pets. You would want to know as much as possible about your potential […]
Promoting Positive Body Image and Self-Esteem in Young Children in India
By Rabia Khan Since weight is the most controversial topic, children often shy away from talking about body issues. Media loves to stereotype human bodies and we tend to become […]
The Role of Pets in Mental Wellbeing
By Rabia Khan We all need that little something that uplifts us instantly. And what more than your pets doing their role in perfecting your mental wellbeing, and we all […]
Avoir le choix et l’équilibre dans le marché du travail à contrats
Le monde du travail est en plein changement. Les technologies modernes permettent un plus grand accès au travail et à la possibilité de travailler à distance. Notre civilisation est en […]
Why You Should Be Outside More and Away from the TV or Computer
It’s finally spring time! The weather is getting warmer, the plants are starting to grow and the chance to be outside more is increasing! However, electronics such as TV, computer […]
Activism for Students with Disabilities
It has become a prominent issue for teachers to take disabilities into greater consideration inside their classrooms. Accommodations are becoming increasingly available and affordable thanks to modern technology. Yet this […]
Career Profile: Machinist
Machines are part of all of our lives, but some people make a career of working with them. Tradespeople who set up or operate machines like lathes, milling machines, and […]
L’importance de la représentativité des personnes avec des incapacités dans les médias
Les films et les émissions ont une part importante dans notre culture. Ce que nous voyons sur les écrans peut affecter notre image de la société dans son ensemble. Pendant […]
Paving and Surface Equipment Operator (French version available)
Melting snow and warmer weather in spring brings road repairs in many parts of Canada. Many people are involved in this work, but some of the most important ones are […]
Comfortable on My Own: Jobs for Introverts
By Rabia Khan Introverts prefer jobs that suit their personality traits — there’s no doubt about that! Every profession and workplace requires introverts to possess a wide range of skills. […]
How to make the most out of the rest of the school year
By Avreet Jagdev As we roll into springtime, the days are getting longer, the weather is getting warmer, and the school year is coming to an end. For many, this […]
Starting Spring Traditions!
By Erin Rebello As the days start getting warmer and the new grass begins to peek out from the ground, it’s a sure sign that spring is on its way! […]
St. Patrick’s Day: How a Simple Irish Tradition Turned into a Spectacle
If you’ve dropped by the dollar store a week or two after Valentine’s Day, you probably saw a whole aisle of green hats, green jewelry, accessories with green four-leaf clover […]
March Break Activities to Do in Alberta
If you are a student in post-secondary, you are probably more than ready for a well-deserved break by the time March Break rolls around. However, luxury vacations in exotic places […]
March Break Activity Ideas!
By Maryam Sheikh With March Break coming up, you might already be planning for your week off. There is a lot to do, whether it is indoors, outdoors, with your […]
