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Discover Career Options

More than just a source of income, you career is a fundamental piece of your vocation. Choosing the right career can be daunting. What can you do with your education and skills? What do you want to do with your professional life?

CVC Resources

Academic Advising
Make an appointment with an academic advisor at STM to help you plan your future. Email Richard or Dean or phone 966-8900 to make an appointment.

Career Counselling
The U of S Student Employment and Career Centre offers many online resources, a popular "quick talk" series as well as opportunities for personal career counselling.

Career Options Magazine
As always, we offer print copies of this magazine for free to students. Look for copies around the college or view the new Career Options Magazine website.

Jobpostings.ca
A great collection of resources for university students from job interview tips to the popular First Job Guide.

My Career Magazine
Also available free of charge around the college or you can view the latest issue online.

STM Pre-Education Club
Many students registered through STM have teaching as a career goal and this club helps them attain that goal. Students hear guest speakers chat about: getting into the College of Education, getting hired after graduation, and becoming a successful educator.
 
STM Pre-Law Club
This club helps prepare future lawyers. Regular topics of discussion include admission into the College of Law, careers as lawyers, and ethical issues in law.

Professional Mentorships
Meet with an STM graduate who is working in a field that interests you. Find out more about the profession and build contacts in the professional community.

We come to see the life of Christ anew, as a model for our own, and that realization brings great joy, great hope, and absolute trust in the providence of God.” — Fr. George Smith, CSB STM President, 2000 - 2010