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Career and Employment Planning

MITT’s Career and Employment Services team is here to help you explore your career options, enhance your employability skills, and connect with job opportunities through strong partnerships with employers. This page serves as your one-stop resource for everything related to career planning and job searching at MITT.

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Career Development Services

Our team is dedicated to supporting you at every step of your career journey. Services include:

  • One-on-one career advising: Personalized support to define your goals, explore career paths, and create a plan for success.
  • Resume and cover letter assistance: Build application materials that make an impact and stand out to employers.
  • Interview preparation: Practice with mock interviews, refine your responses, and boost your confidence.
  • Job search strategies: Learn how to identify opportunities, network effectively, and leverage resources like MITT Work Connections.
  • Workshops and events: Participate in seminars on career topics, industry panels, and networking events.

Access Services

Email our team at career@mitt.ca with your name, program and what kind of help you need.

MITT Work Connections

MITT Work Connections is your personal career hub—packed with tools and resources to help you make your next move, whether you’re a student or a proud alum. Hosted on the Symplicity platform, it’s where job leads, career advice, and opportunities come together. Here’s what you’ll find:

  • MITT job board – Job postings that match what you’re studying. No random listings—just the good stuff.
  • Employer directory – A running list of every employer that’s posted a job with us. It’s a goldmine for research, networking, or figuring out who’s hiring.
  • Career appointments – Need a hand with your resume? Wondering how to prep for an interview? Want to talk through your career plans or next steps? Book a one-on-one with our Career and Employment Services team.
  • Events calendar – From career fairs and employer panels to workshops and student events, this is your backstage pass to everything we’ve got going on.

How to Get Started
Your account will be created a few weeks after your program kicks off. You’ll get a welcome email with your login details. If it hasn’t shown up by the end of your first month, just reach out: career@mitt.ca.

Want to take it with you?
Download the Symplicity app from the Apple App Store or Google Play and access everything on the go.

Check out Work Connections

Explore Career Pathways

Not sure which career path is right for you? At MITT, we provide tools and resources through myBlueprint, an online career resource that offers:

  • Career assessments: Find careers that align with your skills, interests, and values.
  • Labour market information: Explore job demand, salaries, and growth trends for any profession.
  • Occupational insights: Get detailed information about various career options to help you plan your future.

How to Get Started with myBlueprint:

  1. Create a free account using your email and password.
  2. Use the Activation Key: mitt.

Don’t forget to explore College Programs and Courses for more career options!

Career Resources and Tip Sheets

Whether you need help crafting the perfect resume or want guidance on other career-related topics, we’re here to support you every step of the way:

Job search quick tips

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Cover letter quick tips

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Resume quick tips

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MITT resume development guide

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Interview quick tips

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Connect with Career and Employment Services

For more help in your career-planning journey, email career.services@mitt.ca

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Bridging to Work

At MITT, we prepare students not just for their first job, but for long-term career success. Bridging to Work is an innovative series of career-focused workshops embedded in every MITT technical program. Topics include:

  • Resume development: Craft a standout resume tailored to your career goals.
  • Interview skills: Build confidence and learn strategies for making a great impression.
  • Workplace readiness: Master key soft skills like communication, teamwork, and problem-solving.
  • Career transitions: Develop strategies to navigate the challenges of entering or advancing in the workforce.

By integrating career education into your program, we ensure you graduate with both technical expertise and the professional skills employers value.

Student Success Weeks

MITT’s Student Success Weeks are designed to help students focus on professional and personal development. These weeks feature:

  • Skill-building sessions: Workshops on time management, goal setting, and stress management.
  • Career planning activities: Exercises to identify your strengths, explore career paths, and build employability skills.
  • Wellness resources: Support to maintain a balanced approach to academic and career success.

These sessions ensure you are prepared for the workforce and provide opportunities to network with industry professionals.

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