Recordings & Post-Event Resources
Click below to jump to event recordings and post-event resources from the Spring 2026 International Student Career Week.
Thursday, Oct 15
Friday, Oct 16
Tuesday, Oct 13
Additional Resources
Wednesday, Oct 14
猸� Flagship Event 猸�
Behind the Career: Real Stories from Employers & Alumni
Participants gained insights from employers and 麻豆视频alumni on what employers look for in candidates, common misconceptions about hiring international students, and strategies for standing out in the Canadian job market.
Through panel discussions, roundtable conversations, and networking opportunities, attendees explored practical tips for career success, building professional connections, and navigating the recruitment process with confidence. We encourage you to continue applying these strategies and taking advantage of career development resources available at SFU.
Thursday, Oct 15
Launch Your Career in Canada: Job Search Strategies for International Students
Participants learned practical strategies for launching a successful job search in Canada, including how to identify employment opportunities, research employers, and create an effective job search plan.
Attendees also explored ways to showcase their unique strengths and experiences to Canadian employers while gaining valuable career insights from a Career Educator. We encourage you to continue applying these strategies and making use of SFU's career resources as you work toward your employment goals.
Recording
Additional Resources
Job Boards & Posting Sites:
- - Co-op, non-Co-op, and off-campus opportunities. This is also where employee workshops and events are listed, and where you can book an appointment with a Career Educator.
- - On-campus opportunities and events.
- Work and Volunteer Opportunities - General and industry-specific job boards.
Other useful tools:
SFU Contacts:
Friday, Oct 16
Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) Information Session
Thank you for attending our PGWP Information Session. Participants learned about PGWP eligibility requirements, the application process, important timelines, and key considerations for maintaining eligibility as an international student in Canada.
The session covered when and how to apply for a PGWP, preparing application documents, understanding work authorization after graduation, and common questions about the PGWP application process. We encourage you to review the resources shared during the session and refer to official IRCC guidance for the most current information as you prepare for your transition after graduation.
? Have questions?
If you have questions about International Student Career Week, please email us at sfu_global@sfu.ca.