The pace of technology is increasing which is making it easier for students, from anywhere, to explore new paths. Even with these advancements, is it truly possible for rural students to get a competitive edge without leaving home?

Digital tech: friend or foe? In a world where our screens are almost like an extension of ourselves, we can’t help but wonder if this constant connection is a blessing or a curse.

In today's fast-paced and rapidly changing world, learning, adapting, and growing are keys to success. As Wavemakers, we embrace these values and are excited to announce our brand refresh, including a new website, reflecting our mission to prepare the next generation to lead and transform work for all Canadians.

Entering the workforce often feels equal parts exciting and overwhelming. There may be uncertainty about the future and curiosity about the skills needed to succeed. At Wavemakers’ recent Career Pathways & Networking event hosted with Deloitte in Wavemakers’ virtual campus on May 24th, when asked what helped to prepare for the career path ultimately taken, the panelists all stated that keeping an open mind and being receptive to different opportunities was key to shaping their progress.

Unlock a world of inspiration and possibilities with our inaugural Wavemakers Magazine, launched in celebration of World Day for Cultural Diversity on May 21. The role of diversity in the workplace is more important than ever, and we’ve brought together some of North America’s leading voices to bring us powerful insights as we strive toward a more inclusive future and empower today’s students to be successful in their careers.

Curiosity. Connection. Collaboration. Innovative Technology. Wavemakers believes that these four components make up the recipe for building strong relationships and developing the skills necessary to succeed in the future of work.

We recently had the chance to be part of Canada’s Career Development Conference Cannexus23, hosted by CERIC - Advancing Career Development in Canada in Ottawa.