Start here: My Career Hub
My Career Hub is your online portal to all things career advancement at SAIT, including a job board, job search resources and career advisor appointments.
Check out the resource library on My Career Hub for videos, documents and web links to assist you with your job search, including:
- Cover letter and resumé samples
- Tips for LinkedIn and networking success
- Sample interview questions and how to prepare for interviews
- The benefits and limitations of using AI in your job search
- Information about employment laws and standards.
Logging in to My Career Hub
To get started, click the login button on the main landing page.
If you’re a current student, select ‘Student Login’ and enter your SAIT email address and password.
If you’re a recent graduate, contact us at student.employment@sait.ca to have your alumni account activated. Your login credentials will be your 9-digit SAIT ID number and the previous password you were using to access your student account.
If you’re a SAIT alumnus looking to access My Career Hub for the first time, you must register for an alumni account.
Career advisor appointments
Book a one-on-one appointment through My Career Hub.
Career Advisors are located in the Lamb Learner Success Centre (MC221, Stan Grad Centre), and office hours are Monday to Friday, 8 am – 4 pm. Drop-ins and virtual career advising appointments are also available.
Our services include the following:
Resume review
Did you know hiring managers spend less than 11 seconds looking at a resumé? During a resumé review, a Career Advisor will help you tailor your resumé to a specific job, write achievement-focused statements and highlight your transferable and technical skills. You’ll leave with practical feedback to make your resumé clearer, stronger and more relevant to employers.
Practice interviews
During a practice interview, you’ll role-play a realistic interview with a career advisor, practice using strategies such as the STAR method and receive feedback to strengthen your responses and confidence.
Interview preparation
During an interview preparation appointment, a career advisor will help you research your prospective employer, anticipate different interview formats and questions, and develop strong responses using strategies such as the STAR method. You’ll also learn how to ask thoughtful questions and follow up professionally after the interview.
LinkedIn profile review
LinkedIn is a great tool for connecting with potential employers and future colleagues. During a LinkedIn profile review, a career advisor will help you showcase your skills and experience, tailor your profile to your target industry, search for jobs effectively and start building a professional network.
Job search strategies
During a job search strategies appointment, a career advisor will review your current approach and help you identify practical ways to improve your results. You’ll explore effective online search tools, labour market information, networking strategies and the skills employers seek in your field.
Industry Mentorship Program
An industry mentor can show you what your field looks like in practice, offer insight into professional life after graduation, and help you strengthen communication skills, expand your network, understand the workplace and explore career paths.
Upcoming Career Advancement Services events
Contact us
Career Advancement Services
We will no longer have a public-facing office, so Industry/Employers should be directed to our email.
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SAIT is located on the traditional territories of the Niitsitapi (Blackfoot) and the people of Treaty 7 which includes the Siksika, the Piikani, the Kainai, the Tsuut’ina and the Îyârhe Nakoda of Bearspaw, Chiniki and Goodstoney.
We are situated in an area the Blackfoot tribes traditionally called Moh’kinsstis, where the Bow River meets the Elbow River. We now call it the city of Calgary, which is also home to the Métis Nation of Alberta.