A career is more than a job, and peer career support is more than just helping peers find employment. It involves helping peers to express desires, dreams, and aspirations, and begin to consider goals, gain skills and develop attitudes that contribute to successful career development. Several resources on the internet are designed to look at the skills necessary to make yourself employable by improving skills, considering options, and developing a plan.
Resume writing, for example, is a useful skill.
Assisting your peers to write powerful resumes can increase their confidence when seeking employment. There are many services on the internet designed to help people prepare or distribute winning resumes. Before you write a resume, it may help to more fully explore your career choices and options. The British Columbia Ministry of Education has established a Career Centre to provide resources and education for students grades K - 12. The Centre helps with career questions and provides opportunities for students to research career choices and concerns in order to improve decisions about career goals.