The Career Development Centre, located in York Hall A118, focuses on helping students and recent graduates access career exploration, skills development, and hands-on learning. Appointments are available both in person and online but must be booked through Experience York. To learn how to book an appointment, please click the drop-down menu below.
If you still need help, refer to our Student Guide for written instructions.
Where can I look for jobs?
There are plenty of job search tools at your disposal!
- Experience York allows you to see all employers looking to hire York students
- Check out the online database of job search resources
Can I work "on-campus"?
The Work/Study Program at York University provides eligible undergraduate students (domestic and international) with the opportunity to develop professional skills and contribute to the university through paid, on-campus employment opportunities.
Can I get help with my resume/cover letter/interview skills/LinkedIn?
The Career and Skills Development Centre offers:
Are there writing workshops I can attend?
The Career and Skills Development Centre offers writing workshops by demand from professors. If you would like to have a workshop hosted in your class, you can ask your professor or we can reach out for you!
Can someone edit my paper for me?
The Career and Skills Development Centre staff will not edit, write or re-write your assignment for you (learn more about academic integrity). Instead, you can:
- Access online resources to learn more about the writing process, types of assignments and citation guides
- Book an appointment to work one-on-one with a staff member for writing help
How do I cite properly in APA/MLA/Chicago?
It is important to uphold academic integrity for all the assignments you complete during your studies.
- Glendon’s Frost Library offers research and citation help
- YorkU SPARK has an entire module dedicated to citing sources properly