Welcome to CareerZone!
As a Brock alumnus you may continue to access CareerZone for job postings, events and online resources. Appointment-based services are reserved for current students and recent graduates (within 1 year from their convocation date), and current students are given priority registration for events and workshops*. Our job board is geared towards entry-level positions.
*some events and workshops are restricted to current students − see each event to confirm audience restrictions.
Alumni can use their Brock student credentials to access CareerZone.Having trouble logging in? CareerZone uses the Brock single sign-on (SSO) for both alumni and student access. If you are already logged in to BrockDB, you will automatically be logged in to your CareerZone account. Otherwise, when you click "Login" you will be taken to Brock's SSO page to have you input your Brock student creditials. If you don't remember them, please visit https://my.brocku.ca/ and follow the instructions to access your BrockDB account and contact the Brock ITS Helpdesk if you require assistance. Once validated using the SSO, you will be returned to your CareerZone student dashboard.
If you have a question, please contact one of:
Guernsey Market (CareerZone Entrance)
905.688.5550 x5115
career@brocku.ca
Goodman Career
Mackenzie Chown A-Block 227
goodmancareer@brocku.ca
Co-op, Career & Experiential Education (CCEE) is committed to making our physical and virtual spaces accessible and inclusive for all. If you require this information or any of our other materials in an accessible format or have a specific accommodation request, please contact careerzone@brocku.ca
Disclaimer: Job Seeker Responsibility
Brock University provides employer recruitment services that align with the national career centre practices guided by the Canadian Association of Career Educators and Employers (CACEE) and Co-operative Education and Work Integrated Learning Canada (CEWIL). We do not assume responsibility for screening employer organizations nor do we endorse employment opportunities, labour practices, products or services of these organizations. It is your responsibility as a job seeker to adequately research organizations and to verify terms and conditions of employment that may be important in making employment decisions.