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Career Skills Spotlight Series: Technology

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When it comes to developing our tech skills, we need to: 1) Recognize what skills we need to learn or improve, 2) Choose the appropriate method to learn them, and then 3) Use them with a resourceful and balanced approach that factors in the ethical and human side of using technology.

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CaPS Career Event Recordings

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Whether you joined us live or are just now catching the replays, we hope you get the scoop you need on the jobs you want from watching our recordings!

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Thinking Diversity? Identify as a NewComer to Canada Student I International Student or Black Identified Student? Not sure if you should apply for a role at #RBC? Sign up for our next upcoming RBC Careers Cafe powered by Ten Thousand Coffees and come and speak up for your inclusion!

Newcomer Students | International Students (Wednesday, July 14th 4-5pm)

Black Students (Wednesday, July 21st 1-2pm ET)

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Career Database - MyWorldAbroad

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This site helps students and young professionals develop global career skills and find international work, at home or elsewhere. It provides 300+ expert articles and 3,600+ resources – from cross-cultural skill-building to international job hunt and popular international professions. As a starter, you can check out The 4 BIG Things to build your global competence.

Featured Guide - How to Conduct Informational Interviews

What are informational interviews? Why would I do this? An information interview involves contacting and talking with someone in a filed or company of interest to increase your knowledge of the sector and receive advice and information from someone with concrete experience in the area.

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Career Tips

If you are thinking about working in multinational setting or international organizations, you understand the importance of having an international network and building an international profile. To learn more about different sectors and how to build global career competence:

• What’s your international IQ? (click here)
• The ideal international profile (click here)
• Map of Greater Montreal’s business and organizations (click here)
• If you are an international student looking for jobs in Montreal: Talent Montreal (click here)