Ask CPAWSB
Blog

Where Can I Find Support for my Job Search?

By CPAWSB
Oct 16, 2020
Share
A closeup of a keyboard with a focus on the return key, which reads 'Find a job'.

Perhaps you’re a new CPA or you’re looking for a job that will help you develop new skills and competencies required to complete your designation. Searching for a new job to advance your career can be daunting. However, there are resources available for you through the western CPA provincial bodies and elsewhere online.

Check out career-related blog posts, webinars, and podcasts on the provincial body websites for advice tailored to accountants and accounting students and candidates.

Share

In Other News

Ask CPAWSB
I want to become a CPA. How do I get started?
It can be overwhelming for some to apply to become a CPA and not know where to begin or who to contact. The CPA Western School of Business (CPAWSB) has a wide range of resources to help applicants and learners along their journey. The information and listings below are intended to help you get started and inform you about who to contact for assistance when you need it.
 
By CPAWSB
Feb 10, 2025
An illustration against a blue background featuring a person holding a question mark card.
Ask CPAWSB
When will my CPAWSB course grade show up on my transcript assessment?
Have you completed some or all of your CPA prerequisites with CPAWSB? Here are the two most frequently asked questions about when your transcript assessment will be updated with the result.
By CPAWSB
Apr 21, 2023
Ask CPAWSB
Professional Writing
The way that you converse with a friend is going to be very different from how you converse with a facilitator or a CPAWSB staff member; the same is true in written communication. Your emails and assignments should be business appropriate and reflect your professionalism. In this post we examine how to write professional-sounding correspondence, whether in your studies or at work.
By CPAWSB
Mar 17, 2023
An illustration of a person interacting with a pendulum featuring balls transitioning from happy faces on one side to sad faces on the other, symbolizing emotional balance and mental health.
Ask CPAWSB
Know Your EQ
Have you ever heard someone refer to EQ, or emotional intelligence? It’s the ability to be aware of and understand emotions—yours and others—and many organizations embrace leaders with high EQ. You can develop your own EQ and use it to succeed as a learner and a professional by identifying, evaluating, discovering, controlling, and expressing emotions.
By CPAWSB
Feb 17, 2023