These resources can be found at https://careersatlanticcanada.ca/ and were launched by the Council of Atlantic Ministers of Education and Training.
Atlantic Canadian students in schools, universities, and community colleges will benefit from additional resources to support career development and well-being. These resources can be found at https://careersatlanticcanada.ca/ and were launched by the Council of Atlantic Ministers of Education and Training.
The new website is an expansion of the 2022 Atlantic Canada Career Week website and now contains relevant information and resources that can help youth understand the relationship between skills for success and the skills needed to support well-being as they navigate the labour market. Specifically, the information will help young people with developing positive relationships with colleagues and supervisors, feeling valued and supported, having a sense of belonging and purpose, managing stress and emotions, and building self-confidence and resilience.
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