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For decades, students, jobseekers, and career changers were encouraged to “learn technology” as a pathway to stability and success. Many followed that advice. They earned IT diplomas, learned to code, and mastered software that was considered cutting-edge at the time. But technology moved faster than anyone expected. Programming languages evolved, platforms disappeared, and tools changed before graduates could fully settle into their careers. Today, many people are asking a hard but necessary question: What actually matters now? We are living in a new era. Artificial intelligence is reshaping work at…
With 20 years of career development experience, Tanya Kett brings a deep commitment to empowering clients through narrative and strengths-based approaches that foster confidence, hope, and self-efficacy. She began as a volunteer in the same office where she works today, gradually moving into roles supporting individuals facing employment barriers in non-profit community organizations and post-secondary institutions . For the past eighteen years in post-secondary settings, Tanya has guided students in overcoming obstacles to meaningful career growth, including three years teaching career management as a college professor. Tanya’s journey has taught…
This is a reflective look at the pressures that have shaped our profession, the resilience that carried it forward, and the shared responsibility of building what comes next. The beginning of a new year often arrives quietly. There is space to pause, to look ahead, and to ask not just what happened, but what did we learn. For career development professionals (CDPs) across Canada, that pause feels especially meaningful as 2026 begins. At Career Professionals of Canada (CPC), we believe we are at a turning point. Not because disruption has…
Spoiler alert—this Happy New Year image was created with help from ChatGPT. Now, that is a sentence I never thought I would write after once being very sure this technology was going to destroy my career.* Instead, it made my work stronger, stretched my thinking, and reminded me that resisting change is far more exhausting than learning how to use it.Looking back, the last several years have been full of challenge, growth, and the occasional “well, that escalated quickly” moment. Somehow, each year still gets better. Not easier. Just better.…
Mahi Mohammadi is a Certified Work-Life Strategist and career development professional with more than 12 years of international experience in education, mentoring, and coaching. As an immigrant to Canada, she is passionate about supporting others—especially newcomers and students—to achieve their goals with confidence, discipline, and a clear plan. As founder of Bright Path, her work focuses on helping individuals build strong professional identities, improve their skills, and create a balanced life that supports both personal and career growth. Mahi believes that with guidance, consistency, and the right tools, anyone can…
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