Career Central
Career Support for Life
Welcome to the hub for professional planners at all stages of their journey. Whether you’re launching your career, advancing in your field, or shaping the future of the profession, CIP’s Career Central connects you with resources, opportunities, and networks to succeed.
As Canada’s national organization for planners, we provide tools like the National Employment Survey and access to education programs that shape the future of planning. Join a professional community dedicated to sustainability, inclusivity, and innovation.
Job Seekers
Find your next opportunity! The CIP National Job Board is designed to help professionals like you find planning-related positions that align with your skills and interests.
Employers
Find the right fit. The CIP National Job Board connects you with specialized planning professionals who are passionate about shaping Canada’s communities.
Get Involved
Interested in building your network of professional contacts, strengthening your leadership skills, and implementing new ideas within the planning profession? If so, we may have some incredible opportunities for you.
Volunteer Your Expertise
From committees to events, there are plenty of ways to get involved. Visit our Volunteer Page to explore current opportunities.
Support Planning Students
Your donations to the CIP/ICU Planning Student Trust Fund support the next generation of planners by funding scholarships and bursaries.
Career Support Blogs
Check out the CIP Blog for the latest posts with career advice, resources, and more.
- Give Back to the Planning Profession This Holiday Season
December is the season of giving—a time for generosity, community, and making a difference. Here are some meaningful ways you can give back and help advance the planning profession… - Insights for Aspiring Planners from Tharini PrakashWelcome to the hub for professional planners at all stages of their journey. Whether you’re launching your career, advancing in your field, or shaping the…
- Plan Canada Fall 2024: Planning for the FutureThe Fall 2024 issue of Plan Canada is intended to share, illuminate, and discuss progressive planning policies and tools that planners throughout the country are using to shape Canada’s communities.
