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U of T Hub on Ten Thousand Coffees

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The U of T Hub on Ten Thousand Coffees is a free, online networking platform for the entire U of T community to make new connections easily and efficiently. More than 12,000 alumni professionals and students use the hub to give and get career advice.

We know networking can be uncomfortable, but it is critical to your success. Whether it is during your time at U of T or long after, networking will help you meet new people, find opportunities, and develop new skills.

U of T students and recent grads

Get access to a network of alumni and industry professionals from a wide range of industries with valuable experience, diverse skillsets and career advice.

Join the U of T Hub on Ten Thousand Coffees to:

  • Gain a better understanding of what career path you can pursue with your degree.
  • Develop your confidence in networking and communication skills through monthly meetings with your matches.
  • Build your network with U of T alumni based on their industry and interests.

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As a University of Toronto graduate, you have valuable experience to share with current students.

Join the U of T Hub on Ten Thousand Coffees community to:

  • Help shape the careers of students and young alumni by sharing your wealth of knowledge and experience.
  • Develop your networking and mentoring skills through monthly matches.
  • Build your network with other U of T alumni and students based on your industry and interests.

Other ways to get involved as an alumni

Sign up to volunteer with different career exploration programs to share your expertise, connect with fellow alumni and support current students in their career journeys. Your insights and experiences can make a difference!

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    Ten Thousand Coffees matches alumni and students with networking opportunities that suit their career goals. Whether you are looking for advice, industry-specific knowledge or just tips on navigating the current job market, the U of T hub can help.

    JOIN: Sign up for the U of T Hub (make sure you sign up with an email address you check regularly).

    Personalize your profile by selecting your program, industry, interests and goals. Your answers will influence your matches.

    MATCH: Each month you will receive a new connection to a student or alumni based on your preference. Introductions are sent directly to your inbox.

    CONNECT: You can suggest a time to chat, in-person or online, to share your advice and experience. It is up to both parties where and how long the meeting is.

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    Aside from Ten Thousand Coffees, there are many ways for you to connect with alumni. You can check out other career exploration programs such as My Career Story, Job Shadowing Program and Identities @ Work.

We support students and recent graduates as they build their future in our changing world. We help students explore what they can do with their degree, discover job opportunities and further education.

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