The event aims to help students learn more about a variety of careers and to provide job search skills.
Students can attend up to five different sessions during the all day event.
The morning sessions focus on professional programs at colleges here and at other universities. Other professional programs include architecture, chiropractic, journalism, occupational therapy, optometry, pharmacy and nutrition, physical therapy, law, social work and human justice, and speech pathology. At noon, career counselor Dawn Phillips and Student Employment Centre director Doug Rain will talk about how to market their arts and science degree. This session covers choosing a career and developing job- finding skills in today's employment market. However, senior students, high school students, part-time students and anyone interested in pursuing a university degree can attend any of the sessions.