
Partnership & Sponsorship information for student clubs and university events.
What is Graduate Planning?
University-run startup helping students make the most of their finances
How we can work together
Tabling / Bubble Tea Booths
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We set up a booth and give out goodies – our go-to is bubble teas!
We take care of acquiring the treats we are giving out including delivery and cost
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We are able to promote ourselves and the services we provide alongside your organization
You help provide us with the people to give things too
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Event is registered and approved to hand out food through bearsden/macewan-life
Minimum 2 weeks notice
Event has 100+ students, or set up in high-traffic area
Social Media Posts / Digital Posters
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We provide a PDF that can be shared to your students
Past posts have been about grant deadlines, student financial planning, and faculty-specific grant opportunities
We provide monetary sponsorship – either per post or for a set of posts
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You share these through your social media channels, newsletters, email blasts, etc.
Any sets of posts allow for a month between each post
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Minimum 2 weeks notice
Presentations & Guest Speaking
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We provide a tailored presentation on:
Faculty specifics grants, scholarships and bursaries
Faculty specific career paths, job contracts, and work benefits
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We provide a short 10-15 minute presentation as a part of another event. For example:
Orientations
Career presentations
Large events or galas
Speaking is usually focused on the grants students should consider applying for
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Presenting to 50 to 250 students
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approximately 50 to 250 people in attendance
Minimum one month notice
Career Resources
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We will interview the common hiring managers to aggregate the different career paths and job contracts students can expect to receive upon graduation. Information can include:
Wages and signing bonus
Benefits and vacation days
Hiring manager contact information
Interviews from past students on work-life at their current workplace
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This is a much larger project, so we only provide to groups we have ongoing relationships with.
We find career resources work best with faculties where students have 3-15 common hiring paths. If all students tend to work for one employer, or there are hundreds of employers, then our research wont be helpful.