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C-RISE program

Are you a John Molson international student interested inworking in Canada after graduation? Not sure how to build a network or find a job in Quebec? This exciting program developed by Career Management Services, and made possible thanks to a generous gift from Scotiabank, can help you create a roadmap for career success.

Seminars, networking, practice interviews and more

The C-RISE program, offered through Career Management Services, includes:

with employers tailored specifically for John Molson international students.

International student career seminars

  • Learn about Canadian employer expectations and Canadian workplace culture
  • Find out how to obtain experience and transferrable skills Canadian employers are really looking for
  • Build your brand: work on your resumé, LinkedIn profile and interview techniques
  • Practice your networking skills and elevator pitch

Sessions are interactive, tailored for undergraduate- and graduate-level John Molson international students, and are offered in the fall and spring terms. Simply Register on ConneXions or contact Susanne Thorup, Career Advisor, at susanne.thorup@concordia.ca for details.

*Current John Molson students and alumni can access ConneXions using their MyConcordia credentials.

Networking events with international student alumni

Students can meet and network with alumni who were international students at various C-RISE panels and events. Check the calendar on ConneXions!

*Current John Molson students and alumni can access ConneXions using their MyConcordia credentials.

Practice interviews with employers and business professionals

C-RISE hosts events that give international students the opportunity to practice their networking and interview skills with local employers and business professionals.

For more information contact us:

Sepideh Eghtedari, C-RISE Program Coordinator sepideh.eghtedari@concordia.ca

Susanne Thorup, C-RISE Program Manager susanne.thorup@concordia.ca

C-RISE is made possible in large part thanks to a generous donation from Scotiabank.

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