Karnig Kazandjian is the Networking Department Head and program instructor at Herzing College Montreal
Computer networking has become one of our most popular training programs at Herzing College Montreal. This field has grown tremendously over the past few years, with increasing demand for roles like network administrator, IT support specialist, and network technician.
Residents of Hillel Lodge, the only charitable, Jewish, faith-based long-term care facility in Eastern Ontario
As most people know, the COVID-19 crisis has been particularly stressful and dangerous for elderly citizens in long-term care facilities.
Older people with weakened immune systems or pre-existing health conditions are more vulnerable to the novel coronavirus.
Meanwhile, social distancing rules have also taken a toll, isolating seniors from family and friends, and restricting their participation in community activities.
Never have we relied so heavily on the dedication, skill, and compassion of long-term health care professionals to keep our loved ones safe and well. Nurses, care home staff, and personal support workers are on the front-lines of this struggle.
Nicole Page, Legal Assistant instructor at Herzing College Winnipeg
Looking for a legal career that doesn't require years of university study? Have excellent communication and organizational skills, and can see yourself thriving in a busy law office?
Legal assistant could be the profession you're looking for. Legal assistants work under lawyer supervision, providing valuable support with case preparation, drafting documents, scheduling clients, and running the legal office.
Vous avez fait le choix de devenir programmeur analyste ! Félicitations, le choix de carrière est porteur d’opportunités et le marché du travail affiche une très bonne demande de professionnels qualifiés.
Toutefois, êtes-vous certain(e) d’avoir opté pour la meilleure formation possible ? Avez-vous pensé à tous les aspects de votre programme de choix, à la conciliation de vos études et vos autres engagements de la vie ?
The COVID-19 health crisis has forced all of us to adapt to some major life changes. Many people have lost their jobs. Others have found themselves in front-line essential service roles, risking their lives to help their community.
Meanwhile, schools and colleges across Canada have closed, turning many children and adults into online students. Not everyone prefers studying online. Many people truly enjoy coming to campus, hanging out with classmates, and interacting with instructors face-to-face.
At Herzing, we’ve worked hard to make the transition as painless as possible for our students—but we know some of you are struggling to adapt.
Tous les métiers ont leurs lots d’avantages et d’inconvénients. Les défis valorisants cohabitent avec certaines ingratitudes, et il n’est pas rare que l’on se retrouve tiraillé entre les lauriers du métier et ses vices.
There are a lot of different Interior Design programs out there, from DECs to AECs to university degrees.
Longer programs tend to delve deeper into the theory, philosophy, and history of interior design, while shorter programs focus more on practical design skills.
The interior design students we work with at Herzing are an incredibly diverse group, coming from different backgrounds and all ages. Some are recent high school graduates, others are working parents, and quite a few are international students.
Changer de métier pour un autre suscite toujours des questionnements sur la validité du choix et sur sa pertinence sur bien des aspects, tels que le développement professionnel, l’avancement salarial et les perspectives d’avenir.
Opter pour une carrière en design d’intérieur est un choix intelligent, certes. Mais s’il le faut le justifier, quelles raisons appuient un tel choix?
Toronto is an excellent place to start a legal career. The city is a major hub for law firms, lobby groups, community organizations and businesses, offering a wide range of employment options for a variety of legal professionals.
This is a good time to become an architectural design technician in Toronto.
Investment in commercial and residential building projects is driving demand for design technicians, and employment is expected to remain stable over the next several years (jobbank.gc.ca).
But this is a competitive field. There are plenty of colleges producing architectural designers each year, and only so many design firms and construction companies available to hire them.
How do you position yourself as a competitive job candidate, and get your career off to a strong start?
