Careers in Canada’s Hospitality Industry: From Kitchen to Corporate- May 11, 2026
This session explores the food service and hospitality industry as a dynamic and people-centred sector with opportunities ranging from culinary arts and restaurant operations to hotel management and event planning. Students will learn how careers in hospitality require adaptability, teamwork, and strong communication skills, and how the industry offers both entry-level roles and pathways into leadership and entrepreneurship.
Careers in Canada’s Beauty Industry: Beyond the Chair- May 12, 2026
This session explores the personal care and beauty industry as a fast-growing sector that blends creativity, entrepreneurship, and client care. Students will learn how careers extend beyond hairstyling and makeup artistry to include medical aesthetics, product development, brand building, social media marketing, and salon/spa management.
Careers that Shape Futures: Childcare & Early Childhood Education- May 13, 2026
This session explores the childcare and early years sector as a foundational industry that supports child development, family wellbeing, and community growth. Students will learn about careers such as early childhood educators, childcare assistants, program coordinators, and family support workers, as well as pathways into teaching, social services, and child psychology.
Building Your Own Business in Canada: From Idea to Income- May 14, 2026
This session explores entrepreneurship as a pathway to financial independence, innovation, and community impact. The session will cover key fundamentals, including identifying opportunities, building a brand, understanding customers, and leveraging digital tools like social media and AI to grow a business. It will also highlight the realities of entrepreneurship, including problem-solving, resilience, and adaptability, while outlining accessible pathways such as side hustles, freelancing, and small business start-ups.
Careers in Digital Futures: Tech, AI & Innovation- May 15, 2026
This session explores the technology sector as one of Canada’s fastest-growing industries, driven by innovation in artificial intelligence, software development, cybersecurity, and digital platforms. Students will learn about a wide range of careers beyond coding, including UX/UI design, digital marketing, data analysis, product management, and tech-enabled entrepreneurship. The session will highlight how technology is integrated across all industries and how students can enter the field through various pathways such as certifications, bootcamps, college/university programs, or self-directed learning.
Careers That Design Communities: Engineering & Architecture- May 19, 2026
This session explores the engineering and architecture sector as an innovative industry focused on designing, building, and maintaining the structures and systems of tomorrow. Students will learn about diverse careers, including civil engineering, architectural design, urban planning, and mechanical engineering.
Careers in Nuclear Energy: Powering the Future- May 20, 2026
This session explores the evolving world of nuclear energy and its role in providing safe, reliable, and low-carbon power. Highlighting careers in nuclear engineering, radiation technology, operations, safety, and research, students will learn how this sector contributes to electricity generation, medical advancements, and innovation in clean energy. The session will also introduce how nuclear facilities are designed, operated, and regulated to meet strict safety standards.
Careers in Tourism: Explore, Experience, Excel- May 21, 2026
This session explores the tourism sector as a global, experience-driven industry that includes careers in travel, hotels, events, and destination management. Students will learn how the industry connects people, cultures, and economies, and how careers can evolve from entry-level roles into leadership or entrepreneurship. The session will highlight pathways into the industry, the role of customer experience, and opportunities in areas like tourism marketing, event coordination, and business ownership.
Careers That Keep Canada Moving: Logistics & Supply Chain- May 22, 2026
This session explores the logistics and supply chain sector as a critical backbone of Canada’s economy, responsible for moving goods across cities, provinces, and globally. Students will learn about careers in warehousing, transportation, inventory management, operations, and supply chain coordination. The session will highlight how technology, automation, and data are transforming the industry, creating opportunities beyond manual roles into planning, analysis, and management.
Creative Careers: Navigating the Arts & Media Landscape- May 25, 2026
This session explores the arts and media industry as a vibrant sector that blends creativity, storytelling, and digital innovation. Students will learn about diverse careers in graphic design, journalism, film production, digital marketing, and content creation. The session will highlight how professionals in this field build portfolios, leverage social media, and adapt to emerging technologies.
Careers in the Green Economy: Sustaining Tomorrow- May 26, 2026
This session explores the rapidly expanding green economy, focusing on impactful careers in renewable energy, environmental conservation, sustainable agriculture, green building, and corporate sustainability strategy. Students will learn how traditional industries are transforming to combat climate change and meet global sustainability goals, creating a surge in emerging roles. The session will highlight the integration of policy, science, and business, showing how professionals drive eco-friendly innovations.
Law, Public Policy & Government- May 27, 2026
This session explores careers in law, public policy, and government as powerful avenues for driving societal change and maintaining justice. Highlighting roles such as lawyers, paralegals, policy analysts, public administrators, and community advocates, students will learn about the complexities of the legislative process and public administration. The session will cover how professionals in these fields collaborate to research, create, interpret, and enforce laws that shape local and national communities.
Careers in Residential Trades: Building & Maintaining the Home- May 28, 2026
This session explores the skilled trades and construction sector as a dynamic, high-demand industry essential for building and maintaining Canada's infrastructure. Highlighting diverse careers in carpentry, electrical work, plumbing, HVAC, and construction project management, students will learn about the lucrative earn-while-you-learn apprenticeship pathways. The session will discuss the significant shortage of skilled workers, translating to high job security and excellent opportunities for rapid advancement and entrepreneurship, such as starting a contracting business.
Careers in Finance & Accounting: Numbers to Narratives- May 29, 2026
This session explores the finance and accounting industry as the economic backbone of businesses and organizations, covering diverse careers in corporate finance, public accounting, investment banking, wealth management, and financial planning. Students will learn how professionals analyze complex data to drive strategic business decisions, manage risks, and ensure regulatory compliance. The session will highlight the importance of professional designations like the CPA or CFA, and the role of emerging technologies like fintech and AI in transforming the sector.