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Back in the day (whenever that was) it was common to think that foods shaped like particular organs or body parts would help keep the actual corresponding body part healthy and well.

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Placement Services

The Career Services Department is your connection to the professional world. We care about your employability. From your first day at Casa Loma College to graduation and beyond, we are here to help you explore your career options, make a career plan,​

gain experience, build a network, and conduct effective job searches.

Career Services is committed to offering a comprehensive array of programs and services that supports and facilitates your career. Programs and resources are provided to assist students and alumni in specifying career goals, expanding knowledge of career alternatives, understanding effective decision making, develop career readiness competencies, and making successful career transitions.

Career Services is open and here to help you navigate your career goals, both in-person and virtually. We encourage students to meet with their Career Services Advisors throughout their program to ensure academic and professional success.

Drop-ins are welcome but to avoid having to wait, we recommend that you either call us at (818) 785-2726 or email us at Janessa Reyes at janessa.reyes@casalomacollege.edu or Zackary Gilanyi at zackary.gilanyi@casalomacollege.edu to schedule an appointment.

Our team is here for you and are eager to help you with any career questions that you may have.

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Career Advisor – Janessa Reyes

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Career Advisor – Zackary Gilanyi

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Feb 16

Virtual Informational Session/Open House

Feb 16 @ 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm PST
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