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Unconventional Paths: Embracing Nonlinear Careers

Adults 18+

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Live Online Workshop

26/08/2025 - 26/08/2025
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
$0 | Included with membership
Pay-What-You-Can Options Available At Registration
Online Eastern Daylight Time,
Toronto

In today’s ever-evolving labour market, many career paths are no longer a straight line. They are windy paths that increase your capacity for change, creativity and adaptability. This 60-minute workshop will explore the new normal: non-linear careers characterized by shifts in industries and rapid skills development.

Through scenario based learning and reflection, participants will learn how to build a career compass and have confidence in it. From embracing uncertainty to trusting your decision-making ability, the career compass is your tool to feel empowered in your career, ready to navigate change and welcome diverse work experiences.

This event is included as part of Career Collective membership. Apply today for the opportunity to access this event and the full member-based career platform.

Prerequisites:

None! This workshop is designed for beginners.

About This Program

Who this is for

"I'm curious about technology and the tech sector"
“I use technology in my role, but I’m afraid of falling behind”
“Digital skills haven’t been a big part of my job yet, but I think they could make my job better”
“I’m looking for new tech-related skills to support my career growth”
“I have an understanding of the evolving tech landscape, but need professionals to connect with to make decisions about my place in it”
“I’m interested in networking and learning with others"

This event is open to all adults 18+, with a focus on supporting those from equity-deserving communities who continue to be underrepresented in the tech sector and in tech-enabled roles. These communities include those who identify as cis women, trans women, trans men, non-binary people, as well as Black, Indigenous and Racialized people, newcomers and people from low-income communities.