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You’re a people person, and are happiest when surrounded by others. You take a genuine interest in the lives and experiences of those around you. You’ve always liked interacting with and meeting new people, and you thrive when you’re part of a team. Helping those in need gives you pride and satisfaction. The future is looking for people like you.

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Early childhood educators

From the youngest age, children are influenced and affected by their surroundings. Play an important role in their education and well-being by developing activities that stimulate their intellectual, physical and emotional growth.

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Elementary school and kindergarten teachers

Introduce the young children in your care to fundamental subjects like math and languages.

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Home support workers

When families have a member in need of particular care, you can offer much-needed respite. Provide day-to-day care for seniors, people with disabilities or convalescent patients. Make a positive difference in people’s lives.

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Human resources and recruitment officers

Are you driven by a passion for putting together the best teams for any project? Apply your talents to recruit top-quality candidates for businesses. Identify and advertise job openings, help recruit, select and place personnel and advise management on staffing procedures and practices.

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Nurse aides and orderlies

Play a crucial role in the health and wellbeing of patients under your care. Work in hospitals and other healthcare institutions to assist nurses and medical staff in administering basic care for patients.

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Nurses

Nurses play an essential role in our healthcare system. Meet and assess patients to identify and administer the care they need, working closely with medical teams to improve the health and wellbeing of patients in your care.

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Occupational therapists

When injury, age or disability slows us down, it can be difficult to remain active and mobile. Put your altruistic tendencies to good use helping clients recover from an illness or injury, resume daily activities, return to work or continue to live independently.

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Psychologists

Help your patients enhance and maintain their wellbeing, from psychological health to intellectual, emotional and interpersonal functioning. Apply your listening and analytical skills to improve your patients’ lives and increase their self-knowledge.

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Secondary school teachers

Secondary school teachers have enormous impact on the lives of their students. Get involved by teaching teens the subjects closest to your heart and see what a difference it makes on their academic journey.

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