Education that works. Work that educates.
Career Lab, also known as the Applied Learning, Co-operative Education and Career Services department, helps students and organizations engage in meaningful ways through a variety of work-integrated learning and career opportunities.
What we offer
For students and alumni
Career Lab supports students in launching their careers and helps alumni advance their professional journeys.
- Work-Integrated Learning (WIL) Opportunities (for students only) - Gain practical experience through co-op, internships, and volunteer placements
- Career Services - Get personalized career support and expert advice from our experienced team.
- - Discover exciting job opportunities tailored to your skills and interests.
- Online Career Resources - Access a wealth of career development tools and resources.
- Events and Workshops - Attend informative workshops and networking events.
For employers
Career Lab connects employers with skilled students and graduates to fill their workforce needs.
- Recruit a student or alumni - Access a pool of qualified candidates.
- Wage subsidy and funding resources - Explore funding options to support your hiring.
- Networking opportunities 鈥 Promote your business and connect with students, alumni, and other employers at our networking events and activities
2024 Yvonne Thompson Page Co-op Student of the Year
"Without my co-op experience, I may not have discovered my passion for arts programming and education, and wouldn鈥檛 have met the individuals who would stoke my confidence into a roaring fire and thereby enable me to fulfill my potential.
This award will help me beyond measure in achieving my education goals and opening many doors for my future."
- Ray Nufer, Diploma in Visual Arts, Completed co-op work term at the Maritime Museum of British Columbia
2024 Co-op Employer of the Year
鈥淐o-op students have always been close to my heart. Having once been in their shoes, I remember how much of a difference strong mentorship made for me. At CNB, we take pride in helping students get the right start because those first few lessons and early work experiences really do shape the path ahead. It鈥檚 incredibly rewarding to help ignite that same excitement and confidence in the next generation."
- Sarah Samson, Chan Nowosad Boates, Senior Manager
CNB Senior Manager, Sarah Samson (third from the left) with Camosun employee and executives
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Career portal
is a portal created and managed by Co-op and Career Services department for both students and organizations to engage in meaningful ways.
Organizations are able to find talent with the latest industry skills and students can find work-integrated learning (WIL) and career opportunities.