Student Voice is an award-winning initiative to fight Gen Y under-employment by giving students and recent grads across Canada a platform to share your job hunting experiences, as well as your recommendations for employers.
Tag Archives: school-to-work transition
#157: Aisalyn Templin – Employers, don’t be afraid to invest in young people
Written on February 19, 2013 at 4:22 pm, by Hayley Mullen
“My employer took a chance on me when I was only 19, and it paid off for both of us!” – Aisalyn Templin, Graduate, University of Toronto After...
#151: Chun-Hui Chang – Employers need to understand what “entry level” means
Written on January 9, 2013 at 10:47 am, by TalentEgg
The school-to-work transition was very difficult. Most bachelor’s degree programs do not have internship or co-op components integrated into the curriculu...
#149: Kelsey Goforth – Career centres should advertise their services well, keep flexible hours for busy students
Written on December 11, 2012 at 5:13 pm, by Hayley Mullen
“When students approach their final years of education, universities and colleges should remind them that there are plenty of resources available.”Â...
#75: Heather Bellingham – Treat even your youngest potential employees with respect
Written on May 16, 2011 at 12:30 pm, by TalentEgg
“My advice to fellow students and recent grads is to take advantage of unemployment. Work on enriching other aspects of your life – you will never regr...
What is Student Voice?
Student Voice is an award-winning initiative to fight Gen Y under-employment by giving students and recent grads across Canada a platform to share your job hunting experiences, as well as your recommendations for employers.
With your help, we are going to improve the way employers and students connect, and make the school-to-work transition easier.
Student Voice appears in Metro newspapers across Canada every Wednesday.
In June 2012, Student Voice won the CACEE Excellence in Innovation Award in the Student Engagement category!
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