Entering college and finishing this 4 year+ task is one of the most challenging achievements in life which, in many countries, it can be a very expensive investment. Besides the learning and fun time, during college, many students might have uncountable questions lingering in their minds but one of them, for sure would likely be: Will I find a job after graduating?

To help you be prepared during this so called young-professional-transition time, we've created this thread with tips and hints from HR experts and experienced Corrosion professionals. 

This thread was specially crafted for you to keep updated about the work force, ask job-related questions and be familiar on how senior engineers, technical professionals and professors perceive the Corrosion & Coating job industry. 

We would like to say a special thanks to the NACE British Columbia Student Section Chairman, Yousef Azimi that made an extensive survey to get important questions from students in the Canadian area. "We sent the questionnaire to different engineering departments at UBC and also to other universities in British Columbia", he says.

"I think we can be more successful if all of us share our ideas and events here with each other, especially this year that we are facing unique challenges," Azimi added.

NACE British Columbia Student Section Chair, Yousef Azimi

Collaborate, learn and share. Your career can start here! Stay tuned for hints & tips coming up for you!

Entering college and finishing this 4 year+ task is one of the most challenging achievements in life which, in many countries, it can be a very expensive investment. Besides the learning and fun time, during college, many students might have uncountable questions lingering in their minds but one of them, for sure would likely be: Will I find a job after graduating?

To help you be prepared during this so called young-professional-transition time, we've created this thread with tips and hints from HR experts and experienced Corrosion professionals. 

This thread was specially crafted for you to keep updated about the work force, ask job-related questions and be familiar on how senior engineers, technical professionals and professors perceive the Corrosion & Coating job industry. 

We would like to say a special thanks to the NACE British Columbia Student Section Chairman, Yousef Azimi that made an extensive survey to get important questions from students in the Canadian area. "We sent the questionnaire to different engineering departments at UBC and also to other universities in British Columbia", he says.

"I think we can be more successful if all of us share our ideas and events here with each other, especially this year that we are facing unique challenges," Azimi added.

NACE British Columbia Student Section Chair, Yousef Azimi

Collaborate, learn and share. Your career can start here! Stay tuned for hints & tips coming up for you!

Entering college and finishing this 4 year+ task is one of the most challenging achievements in life which, in many countries, it can be a very expensive investment. Besides the learning and fun time, during college, many students might have uncountable questions lingering in their minds but one of them, for sure would likely be: Will I find a job after graduating?

To help you be prepared during this so called young-professional-transition time, we've created this thread with tips and hints from HR experts and experienced Corrosion professionals. 

This thread was specially crafted for you to keep updated about the work force, ask job-related questions and be familiar on how senior engineers, technical professionals and professors perceive the Corrosion & Coating job industry. 

We would like to say a special thanks to the NACE British Columbia Student Section Chairman, Yousef Azimi that made an extensive survey to get important questions from students in the Canadian area. "We sent the questionnaire to different engineering departments at UBC and also to other universities in British Columbia", he says.

"I think we can be more successful if all of us share our ideas and events here with each other, especially this year that we are facing unique challenges," Azimi added.

NACE British Columbia Student Section Chair, Yousef Azimi

Collaborate, learn and share. Your career can start here! Stay tuned for hints & tips coming up for you!

Entering college and finishing this 4 year+ task is one of the most challenging achievements in life which, in many countries, it can be a very expensive investment. Besides the learning and fun time, during college, many students might have uncountable questions lingering in their minds but one of them, for sure would likely be: Will I find a job after graduating?

To help you be prepared during this so called young-professional-transition time, we've created this thread with tips and hints from HR experts and experienced Corrosion professionals. 

This thread was specially crafted for you to keep updated about the work force, ask job-related questions and be familiar on how senior engineers, technical professionals and professors perceive the Corrosion & Coating job industry. 

We would like to say a special thanks to the NACE British Columbia Student Section Chairman, Yousef Azimi that made an extensive survey to get important questions from students in the Canadian area. "We sent the questionnaire to different engineering departments at UBC and also to other universities in British Columbia", he says.

"I think we can be more successful if all of us share our ideas and events here with each other, especially this year that we are facing unique challenges," Azimi added.

NACE British Columbia Student Section Chair, Yousef Azimi

Collaborate, learn and share. Your career can start here! Stay tuned for hints & tips coming up for you!