Career & Academic Advising
If you are looking for information on career options or seeking advice on your academic pursuits, Learner Service Advisors are available to provide assistance. Advisors are available virtually, in-person, via e-mail or by phone to answer your questions relating to program admission requirements, course selection, career planning, transfer credit, prior learning recognition, academic upgrading, assistance for learning disabilities and more. Our Advising staff will also work with you to assess your vocational interests, academic strengths and challenges and other areas related to career decision making and academic readiness.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, we are happy to meet with you by telephone or online. For in-person appointments, please remember our safety guidelines outlined on the main page of the website. Coronavirus Information - Students
Career and Academic Support Services:
- career and academic advising
- self-assessements and interest inventories to assist with career planning, academic and employment readiness
- placement testing for entrance into various academic programs
- assistance with learning strategies and securing adaptive learning resources such as tutors, scribes, adaptive technology and special accomodations
- individualized and group workshops on study skills, learning styles, time management, stress, anxiety, school-life balance and more
- information on admission and registration processes for post-secondary programs
Want to do some research on your own before meeting with an advisor? Check out some of the on-line resources available to you
- Career Sites for Canadian Students
- Career Cruising
- Please contact your advisor for a user name and password
- Woodburn Plus (woodburnpress.com)
- User name: cumberland
- Password: cumberland
