To book a session, please complete the Employer Recruitment Session form.

We ask that you book at least two weeks in advance of your desired date.  Sessions that take place on-campus, can be booked in the months of September, October, early November, January, February and early March.

Cost: $175.00

Get exclusive access to top candidates by hosting your recruitment session with York University.

By selecting this package, your organization will:

• Have flexibility. Work with a representative at the Career Centre to set up a recruitment session either in-person or virtually.
• Increase awareness for your brand. Be promoted to students through weekly newsletters, social media, faculty focused email campaigns, displays on campus LCD screens, announcements during workshops and on-campus activities, and posted to the York University Events Calendar/Career Centre student portal.
• Collect student registrations prior to the day of the session.

Once your session is scheduled, the Career Centre will assist you with event promotions and student registrations. 

We recommend that your information session includes a short 20-30 minute presentation followed by networking. 

Your presentation to students should include:

• Information about your organization and company culture
• The types of positions you are hiring for and the qualifications required.  (We recommend you post the available positions on out on-line job posting system – include link: http://careers.yorku.ca/employers/post-a-job/)
• Important recruitment dates and timeline (for application deadlines, interviews, and job offers)
• We encourage bringing hiring Managers and York Alumni to speak.  Our students can connect well with and relate to our Alumni.
• Spend the remainder of your session networking and getting to know our students

• All recruitment sessions are to be requested online, by completing this form.
• Career Centre uses Zoom, which is specifically designed for protected video conferencing that complies with high standards of encryption. However, there are still potential risks, as with many other types of technology, including interruptions, unauthorized access, and technical difficulties. Please review the Zoom Privacy and Security Guidance provided by Information Security Services at York.