Dream Job Academy Showcase!

November 30, 2016 deanwdw Campus Community, Events, First Year Students, Professional Development 0

Thinking about your career? Come see how students have worked on the big questions through art.

Please join us for the Dream Job Academy Showcase

Date: Friday, Dec 2nd from 12pm to 1pm

Location: Bickersteth Room, Hart House.

The Dream Job Academy is a career exploration program developed and facilitated by Hart House and the Career Centre. Over the course of six sessions, students engaged in arts-based learning activities and experiences designed to help:realize and recognize passions, engage in career exploration, find their “dream job”, meet people and make new friends.

This showcase will include students’ final projects representing what they have learned throughout the program. Additionally, there will be displays of the artifacts created through different sessions over the 6 weeks.

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