Career advising appointments

Book a one-on-one career advising appointment with a career educator or peer advisor if you are exploring your options, looking for work or considering graduate school. We can help you put a strategy in place!

How to book an appointment

  • Pre-booked appointments (30 min) are available to book up to one week in advance.
  • Just-in-time (30 min) appointments are available to book by 10:30 a.m. on the day before the appointment is held.

To facilitate access for all U of T students and recent alumni, an individual will be not be able to book more than one appointment at a time, nor more than 2 appointments (across all appointment types) per week.

Contact Career Exploration & Education through our online chat or book your appointment on CLNx.

What if there are no appointments available?

If there is not an open time slot within the next week for the appointment type you selected, please explore the relevant resources listed for that appointment type, as well as the following: career resource library, online career tools, e-book collection, and workshops.

More appointments will become available tomorrow at 9 a.m. ET, and others may open up due to cancellations and just in time offerings.

Please check again later!

Find an appointment type that is right for you

Review the following appointment types to determine which appointment best meets your needs and find appointment availability on CLNx.

If you are a person with a disability and require accommodation, please contact us prior to the event or meeting. For more information, please email careerservices@utoronto.ca.

Want to know more about everything Career Exploration & Education has to offer? Are you super busy and don’t have the time to explore all of our resources and programming?

Meet with a Peer Career Advisor who will help you to clarify your career question(s), and highlight specific programs, services, and resources that meet your unique need(s) and career goals! Think of the Peer Career Advisors as your personal concierge to Career Exploration & Education. 

Related resources: Career Start, Career Navigator

Applying to an entry level role and wanting to strengthen your resume? A Peer Career Advisor will review your resume and provide feedback on formatting and tailoring to specific roles highlight accomplishments.

If you are an experienced student or are applying to graduate-level research or senior-level positions, please book an ‘Application Review’ appointment.

Related resources: Resume and Cover Letter Toolkit (PDF), Resume Workshop (in-person/online)*, and Resume & Cover Letter e-module

Meet with a Career Educator to review your further education application documents (e.g. personal statement, CV or resume for further education application) or job application documents (e.g. resume or cover letter). To make the most of your time, bring a draft copy of your application and information about the opportunity.

Personal statement and CV related resources: Personal Statements Guide (PDF), Creating Your Academic CV (PDF), Personal Statements and Admission Letters with Writing Plus workshop*, CV and Resumes for Further Education Program Applications workshop*, and the Further Education e-module

Resume and cover letter related resources: Resume and Cover Letter Toolkit (PDF), Resume Workshop (in-person/online)*, and Resume & Cover Letter e-module

Our Peer Career Advisors will help you research about the role and company, learn about common question types and best practices to craft answers. Bring a job posting to the appointment as this will help to identify the core competencies and potential interview questions.

Note that mock interview practice is not offered through these appointments; for practice interviews please book an ‘Interview Practice’ appointment.

Related resources: Interview Strategies Guide (PDF), Big Interview (CLNx > Resources), Interview Strategies workshop (in-person/online)*

Have an upcoming interview? Connect with a Career Educator to practice strategies to respond to different interview types and questions. To make the most of your appointment, please bring information about the opportunity and types of questions you’d like to practice. (Not sure what types of questions to anticipate? Consider an ‘Interview Prep’ appointment.)

Related resources: Interview Strategies Guide (PDF), Academic Interview Guide (PDF), Interview Strategies workshop (in-person/online)*, Big Interview (CLNx > Resources)

Looking to make a decision about your career options? Connect with a Career Educator to develop a strategy for making decisions about your career, and navigating your options.

Related resources:  Job Shadowing program, Dream Job Academy*, and Know Your Skills* workshop

Explored multiple further education programs (e.g. graduate degree, certificate program), but not sure what to do next? Meet with a Career Educator to develop an application strategy, and explore how to make your next decision.

Related resources: I’m Graduating – What’s Next? Workshop*, and the Further Education e-module

Feeling stuck in your job search? Discuss and develop your job search plan with a Career Educator. Together we will identify strategies to navigate the job search process, review application materials (resume & cover letter), and discuss your workplaces preferences, accessibility needs and potential accommodations.

Related resources: Learn about Your Rights, I’m Graduating – What’s Next?, Networking Strategies workshop*, Job Search Strategies workshop* (in person/online) and the Work Study Program

Are you an Indigenous student (First Nations, Inuit, or Métis)? Meet with an Indigenous Career Educator in a supportive, culturally informed space to:

  • Learn about career programs, services, and resources tailored for Indigenous students.
  • Review your job or further education application documents (e.g., personal statement, CV, or resume).
  • Practice strategies for responding to various interview types and questions.
  • Develop a strategy for making career and education decisions aligned with your values and goals.
  • Explore how to apply to further education and navigate your decision-making process.
  • Build a job search plan that considers your unique interests and strengths.
  • Discuss how to navigate decisions around disclosing your Indigenous identity on professional documents.
  • Reflect on how to incorporate your Indigenous knowledge, community connections and lived experience into your applications, interviews and career planning.

Each week, a limited number of appointments are available on a first-come, first-served basis. These appointments become available by 10:30 a.m. on the day before the appointments will be held (or on Friday for Monday appointments).

Available appointment types: Application Review, Career Exploration, Interview Practice, Further Education & Job Searching

*Workshop: for availability and registration, please visit the CLNx St. George Career Exploration & Education Events calendar.