A variety of videos from different sources, to support industry and career research by Co-op staff or other interested parties.
Watch the video below starting at 0:57. The link can be accessed from the Data Sources page. The video focuses on finding data on Indigenous peoples; however, the keywords can be changed depending on your topic, such as type of role, industry, etc.
There are many other words that yield interesting results such as: vacancies, hiring, recruitment, labour trends, labour market. These can be combined with a specific industry term or role type.
Ex: biology employment results in hits about job definitions, employment trends, salaries of recent graduates, etc.
Industry research workshop that focuses on finding information about the EV industry. As with all research, keywords can be adapted for the industry you are researching.
SimplyAnalytics is a tool used to create maps and tables based on Canadian geographic, demographic, and business data. This resource combines census level population data with market research to help create visualizations.
You can combine any keywords that relate to your topic. Potential keywords to search include job category, type or area, as well as industry name.
The following videos provide a step by step approach to doing academic research in the library's databases. Use the databases listed under Academic Research such as ABI/Inform and Business Source Premier.
You can use words such as recruitment, selection, hiring, employment, trends with the discipline or industry you are searching in.
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