What's it all about?

If you are new to the career and employment services world you may be wondering what the field looks like. As a practitioner you will be helping individuals navigate transitions to learning and work.

Career Development Practitioners (CDPs) work with people of all ages to help them to manage their learning, work, leisure and transitions. The goal of career services is to help people to pursue learning and to find work which is personally meaningful and to learn how to manage transitions in today’s ever-evolving labour market.

CDPs provide direct services in the areas of:

CEC That's US!

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NLWIC

NL Workforce Innovation Center

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Department of Immigration Skills and Labour

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Employment Options

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CCDF 

Canadian  Career Development Foundation

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CERIC

Canadian Education & Research Institute for Counselling

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3CD

Canadian Council for Career Development

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LMIC

Labour Market Information Council

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Future Skills Center

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CERIC

Canadian Education & Research Institute for Counselling

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NBCDA

New Brunswick Career Development Association

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NSCDA

Nova Scotia Career Development Association

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CDPEI

Career Development Association of PEI

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AXTRA

Alliance of Quebec Career & Employment NGOs

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CDAA

Career Development Association of Alberta

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BCCDA

British Columbia Career Development Association

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Saskatchewan Career Development Association

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Manitoba Association for Career Development

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IAEVG

Int'l Association for Educational & Vocational Guidance

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ICCDPP

Int'l Center for Career Development & Public Policy

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OECD

Organization for Economic Cooperation & Development

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