CAREER STRATEGIES
Writing your Resume
You only have a couple of seconds to catch the eye of your prospective employer before your resume lands in the reject pile. Writing a professional resume tailored to your audience is essential.
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Interview Preparation
A good first impression makes all the difference. Read about the dos and don'ts of interviewing.
How to Resign
Resigning from a position is a stressful situation for all parties involved. Learn how to exit your current position professionally and courteously.
MY INVESTMENT BANKING CAREER PATH
A University Degree in Commerce, Finance or Business Management will open doors for you in this industry. An Engineering degree can also be highly beneficial.
Starting out in administration or as an Assistant will give you an opportunity to network and display your abilities. Building experience and a background within the industry can lead to in-house promotions or new career opportunities.
In addition to your University degree, obtaining the CFA designation, an Engineering degree or further courses in Finance from the CSI can help to fast track your career.
> www.csi.ca - Canadian Securities Institute Global Education Inc.
> www.ifse.ca - Investment Funds Institute of Canada
> www.iiroc.ca - Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada
> www.mfda.ca - Mutual Fund Dealers Association of Canada
> www.cfainstitute.org – Chartered Financial Analyst Institute
University education, as well as penchant for numbers will help you in this industry.
Starting salaries for new entrants range from $36,000 to $45,000