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Adrianna graduated from McMaster’s communications program in 2006 and began her career in sales shortly after, but she now wants to make the transition into PR and marketing.

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Brian Alkerton, a recent York University economics grad who co-founded #GenYOTT and now works in social media, eventually sees himself educating public and private sector employees about the benefits…

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The TalentEgg team recently spent some time at GE Canada’s Mississauga offices to learn more about their internship and new grad opportunities. In this video, you’ll hear from Lyndsey Jones, the…

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Sai-Kit Chu, a recent Ryerson grad turned photographer, offers up some advice for all you novice photographers out there who are interested in taking your hobby to the next level.

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Andrea Kligman, a recent graduate from Queen’s University’s commerce program, spent nearly a year in Australia on a Working Holiday Visa to gain some international marketing experience and to take in…

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Two hospitality and tourism students from Ryerson talk about why they want to get into the industry, some of the exciting options when starting a career in hospitality and tourism, and what they…

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There is great deal of experience that can be gained from traveling, and best of all these skills will look great on a resume when you return from your world tour, rested, relaxed and hopefully…

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The director of career services at Queen’s University says it’s important to not let your degree or diploma define your career path. Chances are, there are many more career paths than you thought…

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The pocket resumé is a business card-sized resumé that highlights your past work experience and essential skills so that employers and recruiters can identify your area of expertise in an instant.

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Welcome to Summer 2010 Internship Season ! I know everyone is anxious about internships and each week we have tons of questions coming in about the internship application process, interview process, and how to be a standout intern.

And so, we introduce #internchat ! Get excited everyone. Not only will you get my @internqueen advice but you will also get advice and perspective from @heatherhuhman (Heather Huhman),the founder of ComeRecommended.com.

Join us Tuesday, March 16th at 7 p.m. Eastern Time for #InternChat on Twitter. We will provide so much internship advice, tips – and maybe Heather and I will even conflict on some ideas – but that’s all part of the fun and the variety of great information you will receive.

Everyone should be applying for summer internships, even if you’re graduating in May (it’s always best to have a Plan B). #InternChat will be a forum for you to voice all of your internship questions, stories and comments. Both myself (@internqueen) and Huhman (@heatherhuhman) will share our internship expertise during these bi-weekly, hour-long chats in the Twitterverse.

We’d definitely appreciate receiving your questions in advance to help keep the conversation flowing. To ask a question, visit our FormSpring.me account – you can be anonymous or leave your real name, it’s up to you!

Tell your friends! We can’t wait to “see” you there and chat about everything interns.

For more internship advice and listings visit http://www.internqueen.com.

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