North American Career Week
Virtual Event
November 13, 2024
12:00 pm Eastern Time
Advocacy in Action: Amplifying Career Development in a Changing World
Join us for a FREE virtual event as we celebrate the vital role of career development professionals in shaping the future of work. The collaboration brings together leading organizations from across North America and beyond to highlight current advocacy efforts and the importance of career development in today's rapidly changing world.
North American partners, NCDA, CCDF and CERIC will host an engaging panel discussion featuring 4 dynamic career development leaders. They will explore key advocacy initiatives from Canada, the U.S. and globally that seek to bring greater awareness to the value of career development and the vital work of career development professionals. This will include a focus on how you can become part of these initiatives.
The event aims to affirm and celebrate the contributions of career development professionals, offering hope and positivity amidst the challenges faced. We will provide insights into emerging trends and issues such as AI, mental health, and the need for decent jobs, while empowering attendees with ideas and opportunities to advocate fore the future of work
Don't miss this opportunity to connect, learn and get involved. Pre-registration is required. Join us in making a difference!
Registration is free for this event! For those seeking continuing education, a nominal fee of $25 will be charged. Register Today!
Click here for the NCDA W-9 Form.
Presentation Descriptions and Speaker Biographies
*times listed are Eastern
Dr. Candy Ho is an international award-winning career development educator and scholar whose expertise is recognized globally through keynotes, consulting, and other engagements. Her insights have been featured in prestigious media outlets including BNN Bloomberg, The Globe and Mail, Financial Post, Canadian Business, National Post, and CTV News. Originally from Hong Kong, she currently serves as Chancellor’s Research Chair at Kwantlen Polytechnic University (KPU), while also teaching in KPU’s Educational Studies department and in Douglas College's Career Development Practitioner Program. Candy is Past Chair of CERIC, a Canadian charitable organization that advances education and research in career counselling and career development, in order to increase the economic and social well-being of Canadians.
Continuing Education
Continuing Education hours are available. After the event, NCDA will send participants an electronic link to the evaluation form. After completion of the evaluation, the system will direct you to your online membership record where your continuing education transcript can be printed.
NCDA's Credentialing Commission has approved the CPI according to the Continuing Education Manual
What is a Career Practitioner Institute?
What is a Career Practitioner Institute?
NCDA offers these smaller, regional conferences for the purpose of
- gathering practitioners together for a day-long event or virtual afternoon at a low cost
- allowing state CDA leaders, NCDA Board members and representatives opportunities to present to and interact with smaller groups of practitioners
- showcasing NCDA expert members, helpful products and benefits to anyone working in the field of career development
- offering CEs (continuing education credits) to practitioners who seek these
- convening Board meetings and state CDAs
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What are participants saying about
NCDA Career Practitioner Institutes?
"Two of the best things about the presentations were the thought- provoking ideas and concepts and the competencies of the facilitators."
"I enjoyed gaining new information and practices to re-energize my work."
"As a new member, this was very beneficial... I learned about the many resources and training opportunities available to me personally, but also those that will be helpful in my work with my students."
What have participants learned?
"Models"
"How to facilitate people to unlock their own potential."
"The importance of focus."
"How to be the 'guide on the side, not the sage on the stage'."
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