Jerilyn is a recent journalism grad who is looking for meaningful work in her field. However, as many of you know from personal experience, writing for a living can be tough. She has a lot of the right experience under her belt—she has interned with CBC News in Montreal and writes weekly for Examiner.com—but she wanted some extra help with interviewing.

Ken Yan, a freelance photographer and photography student at The G. Raymond Chang School of Continuing Education at Ryerson University, enrolled in continuing education classes to change career directions after a few years in other fields.

After 12 gruelling months of late nights, stacks of notepads, hours of audio tape, and an unhealthy amount of coffee and greasy pizza, I’ve finally completed the Master of Arts in Journalism program at the University of Western Ontario.

When I was elected as vice-president of communications for the McGill International Student Network (MISN), I was told that my role would be akin to a part-time job. In reality, my role was so much more.

Sai-Kit Chu, a recent Ryerson grad turned photographer, offers up some advice for all you novice photographers out there who are interested in taking your hobby to the next level.

Who knew comedy was such hard work? 22-year-old comedian Adam Christie let us hang out with him at Yuk Yuk’s in Toronto where he spilled the beans about the comedy business.

I got the chance to do something young reporters everywhere dream of: cover a public address of the President of the United States of America.

In today’s episode, Lauren meets TalentEgg’s newest intern to talk about video production as a career path!

Lauren chats with freelance social media strategist Sophie Bifield about the best and worst parts of freelancing in a new industry like social media.

Kate did an internship with MTV while she was in school and now works at MTV headquarters in Toronto. Lauren asks her how she made her way up from intern to employee.