Green Jobs

Ever wondered what it’s like to attend university in Canada? As an international student (or soon-to-be international student), you are most likely pondering what tips and tricks you’ll need to know to thrive in a Canadian University institution. Luckily, we here at TalentEgg have had our fair share of experiences and are excited to share […]

Sustainability at Vale is an ever-growing pillar of the company. Vale, as a mining company, is constantly evolving its commitment and strategy to create a healthier and safer environment for all. They continue to invest and partner with others to bring in more ethical and low carbon practices at the company, while focusing on the […]

Honda is easily one of the most popular and recognizable car brands in the world. But there is a lot more behind this brand than just cars. On top of building and selling highly reliable and design-driven cars, Honda Canada is building a better future for all of us. In our 2018 TalentEgg Survey, we […]

All over the world and in your own community so many lives are positively impacted by the work nonprofits do. Whether you’re a student or already working in your career of choice, donating your time as a volunteer to nonprofits has a lot of benefits, both to you and the organization. Here are six reasons […]

Prophix employees in Pueblo Viejo, Nicaragua. Prophix donated $25,000 to fund the construction of two high school classrooms in the rural community as part of its Corporate Giving programs. TalentEgg’s community of top student and grads have long told us that an employer’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is an important factor that they consider in […]

What is LEED, and why is it important? We’ve dug deep to give you the dirt on going green in Canada’s thriving Construction industry.

Tips for making your student or entry level job greener, and why it might even help your career!

Where do you see your green career taking root?

An in-depth look at the most in-demand green skills. Plus, should you call yourself an environmentalist?

With the right education and training, Indigenous students and new grads can find themselves employed in green energy following graduation.

Many environmental and sustainable careers require a master’s degree or higher. Do you need one?