Advanced registration required. For more information, please contact Jesse at jesse@epilepsytoronto.org.

Our signature event is back by popular demand!  Speed Mentoring is a rapid-fire, microcounselling event that pairs job seekers with epilepsy with seasoned corporate professionals from a wide variety of disciplines. Job seekers are allowed to ask one question—and one question only—to their mentor and have ten minutes to exchange information. An alarm sounds and […]

Our signature event is back, but this time with a new and exciting twist! We are teaming up with Travel Edge, a $750 million company specializing in Leisure, Corporate & Events, and Tours travel. Their Leisure division has 10 offices in the US, Canada, and Bermuda, and over 750 expert advisors.  This edition of Speed […]

Learn the do's and the don'ts of writing a cover letter that will tilt the odds in your favour. To RSVP please email Jesse at jesse@epilepsytoronto.org or call us at 416-964-9095.

Many people with invisible disabilities are challenged by when and how to reveal their disabilities on the job, if at all. So the question becomes, who do I tell, for what purpose, how and when?  This workshop talks about strategies and solutions for overcoming the disclosure dilemma and how to frame disclosure in a positive […]

Interviews can be nerve wracking for everyone and especially for people living with epilepsy. Come and learn about the differences between behavioural interviews vs. information interviews and learn some practical tips to help you ace that job interview! To RSVP please email Jesse at jesse@epilepsytoronto.org or call us at 416-964-9095.

Many people with epilepsy live with memory issues so we thought there’s no time like the present to provide an overview of some of the more common types of memory issues as well as accommodations for them as well. To RSVP please email Jesse at jesse@epilepsytoronto.org or call us at 416-964-9095, ext 223.

This webinar will be hosted on our Facebook page and can be found at facebook.com/epilepsytoronto/live.

Interviews can be nerve wracking for everyone and especially for people living with epilepsy. Come and learn about the differences between behavioural interviews vs. information interviews and learn some practical tips to help you ace that job interview! To RSVP please email Jesse at jesse@epilepsytoronto.org or call us at 416-964-9095, ext. 223.