Sean Aiken, creator of the One Week Job project, will be the guest speaker tomorrow, March 8, at a 91ÑÇÉ« Career Centre event, from 5 to 6:30pm in Vari Hall A.
Right: Sean Aiken
A university graduate who set out to work 52 jobs in one year as a way of deciding what to do with his life, Aiken trekked more than 46,000 miles, slept on 55 couches, raised over $20,000 for charity and tried every job he could: baker, teacher, real estate agent, advertising executive, Hollywood producer, radio DJ, and more.
"The goal of the campus tour, much like the One Week Job movement, is to help young people discover what they're passionate about," said Aiken. "So many young people are in the exact same situation that I was, struggling with the question, 'What should I do with my life?'" he continued. "I know that sharing my story and what I learned can help ease that transition into the working world."
Students, new graduates and other members of the 91ÑÇÉ« community are invited to visit the Career Centre website to learn more about the Centre and how to register for Sean Aiken's online.
More Career Centre events in March
The Career Centre will hold two alumni speaker series panel discussion this month. in conjunction with the Health Student Caucus’ annual Health Career Fair on March 10 and on March 22.
For more information on , visit their website’s online calendar.