About the
Engineering Liaison Office

The Engineering Liaison Office was created by referendum in1985 to market the benefits of hiring University of Toronto engineers and to promote the services of the Career Centre toengineering employers. We encourage employers to list not only summer and part-time positions, but full-time positions for graduating students and recent graduates. In addition to marketing, we organize Engineering Career Information Day, write articles about engineering employment issues for the Cannon, and work closely with the Engineering Society's Student Employment Chair to make engineering students aware of employment issues.

Graduating this year? For those of you who will be graduating this year, don't forget to register with the Career Centre's Graduating Students Employment Service. This service is designed to assist students in their full-time job search. Not graduating this year? If you are not graduating this year, remember that gaining job skills is an important part of your overall learning experience. You will develop communication, organizational and other interpersonal skills which are just as important as your technical skills. A summer job, part-time job, or volunteer experience will enable you to gain valuable contacts for the future. To give your job search a boost, take the time to familiarize yourself with all the services of the Career Centre. Once you have registered, explore the Career Centre's seminars, panels, library resources, Extern program, Resume Clinic and employment services. Good luck with your job search!

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