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“What experience do you have?”
These are possibly the five most terrifying words a potential employer can ask a recent graduate. And the answer could be the most terrifying thing you have ever had to say. Sure you can say that you’re a long-time student of life, you’re a quick learner and eager to take on new tasks. But most employers will likely see through your inexperience, politely escort you to the door and then file your ... > [more] 
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A Canadian in Fleet Street
It didn’t matter how much it cost. Ryerson Journalism student, Ann Brown, was determined to study overseas. Ann studied at City University in London England from January to March 2001. In addition to coursework, she did an internship at Leisure and Hospitality Business Magazine.
“London is a media hub: the opportunities are unbelievable. Everyone has their noses in a newspaper,” Ann said... > [more]
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A Career in Law? Motion Granted!
Sure, you're probably attracted to a career in law for a few notable reasons, the prestige, the power, the chance to change the world - not to mention the money! But, are you really competitive enough to be a lawyer? Many students join the field of law to fight the bad guys but find themselves not competitive enough, leaving most just feeling jaded about the profession.
Many lawyers and law st... > [more]
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A Home Away from Home
Home-stay is the great adventure of living in another country with a warm and caring family. Students who live in home-stays find their English or French improves dramatically through friendly conversations and daily activities with their families. These family relationships often endure well past the completion of the course, and lead to lifelong friendships.
Host families are carefully select... > [more]
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A Place to Go
Want to help out at a weeklong summer camp or teach three-year-olds how to play a guitar? Depending on your previous experience, your local recreation center may be the place to start.
A job at a recreation or community center can build your resume if you are looking for experience in an environment where people come to have fun and relax. Almost everyone has spent some time at a recreation ce... > [more]
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Thompson Rivers University
School of Education
Thompson Rivers University (TRU) School of Education offers both undergraduate and graduate options in education, including a Bachelor of Education - Elementary degree, a Master of Education degree, and a post-graduate certificate and diploma in Special Education. Students will also soon be able to complete undergraduate and graduate degrees in trades and technology education and physical education. Degree graduates from any discipline can also complete their TSL (Teaching English as a Second Language) Certificate at TRU, either part-time or in just one semester of full-time ... [read more]
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