Career Spotlight: Aboriginal

Schools provide a ton of support for Aboriginal students – but the transition from student to new grad often means finding new off-campus resources. Here’s how to start your search!

“There’s a lot to gain from the experience you’ll get as a new grad at Shell,” says Chris.

Like co-op programs and internships, working in your desired field is very important to gain industry experience. Take a look into the Canadian Forest Service Aboriginal Student Employment Program.

Here’s your one-stop-shop to turn your entrepreneurial dream into a reality!

Article outlining four designations that are beneficial to have when hatching a career in Indigenous communities.

Ranging from Agriculture to Marketing, this guide to some egg-cellent scholarships is just the beginning when it comes to finding the right scholarship or bursary for you!

Looking to study something with an Aboriginal focus? Canada has you covered with this selection of Aboriginal-focused programs at Canadian institutions.

Idle No More speaks to the importance of inclusion, respect and working together.

It is your choice to disclose your status, but it is not obligatory for you to do so.

Elders listen and offer guidance on a variety of issues, share stories about their life experiences, and help students connect to their cultural roots.

Kelly J. Lendsay, President and CEO of the Aboriginal HR Council, outlines both challenges and solutions for Aboriginal students.

After completing two college diplomas, Joseph Wabegijig turned down three job offers to pursue his Civil Engineering degree.