

Connect with students from RRC Polytech programs – whether it is for current opportunities, future employment, or Co-operative Education positions – through an afternoon of speed-interviews!
Participating in the First Impressions event provides employers the opportunity to conduct up to 17 10-minute interviews with students from RRC Polytech’s Business and Information Technology programs.
See a full listing of graduate profiles for participating programs ›
If you’re not ready to hire but are looking to build a talent pool of future employees, you’re more than welcome to attend the First Impressions event!
Date: Wednesday, February 12, 2025
Time: 11am to 4pm
Location: RRC Polytech Notre Dame Campus – North Gym
Early bird registration: $150 per table, max two representatives per table (Deadline is October 20, 2024)
Regular registration: $185 per table, max two representatives per table
Deadline to register: November 18, 2024
Space is limited – so register early!
Note: The registration fee is non-refundable. Each registration entitles you to one interview table that can host one to two employer representatives, and a maximum of 17 student interview slots.
We’re here to support you every step of the way! We will be using RRC Polytech’s portal, Career Bridge, to post your job and collect student applications for you.
Career Bridge also has an interview scheduler feature that allows employer representatives to schedule meeting times with students in advance. Simply indicate which students you wish to interview, and the students will be able to select an available interview slot from your schedule – all through Career Bridge. No more playing phone tag!
Once we receive your registration, you’ll receive an email confirmation, along with the next steps on how to participate.
If you have any questions, please contact firstimpressions@rrc.ca.
Learn more about the skills and assets graduates of RRC Polytech’s Business and Information Technology programs can bring to your organization.
The Applied Accounting program focuses on the necessary skills for a career providing entry-level accounting support. While this program focuses on fundamental accounting skills, students build skills in mathematics, general business practices, professional communication and business software. Students acquire an understanding of various accounting principles by focusing on solving real-world problems and industry challenges.
The Business Accountancy (International) program focuses on supporting students gain the necessary skills for a career in accounting. This program will help students gain a deeper understanding of accounting practices and principles, accounting management, taxation, communication, business law, and accounting software. Students will hone their skills through practical application and real-world industry projects.
The Business Administration – General Studies graduate will be able to:
The Business Administration – Accounting graduate will be able to:
The Business Administration – Financial Services graduate will be able to:
The Business Administration – Human Resource Management graduate will be able to:
The Business Administration – Logistics/Supply Chain Management graduate will be able to:
The Business Management (International) program focuses on the principles of management theory and functions of human resources. This program will help students develop competencies in key management development skill areas such as business process improvement, supply chain, risk assessment and mitigation. Students will hone their business skills through experiential learning of real-world situations through business simulations, case studies, and group projects.
The Commerce Industry Sales and Marketing graduate:
Application Development and Delivery grads are well positioned to work across various industries, from entry-level positions to senior leadership roles. Our grads are known for their ability to adapt and innovate in the ever-evolving world of IT and enhance their technical abilities with business and communication skills.
An Application Development and Delivery graduate will be able to:
Web and Application Development
Database Management
Network Management
Business Skills
Students continuously work on their business skills via professional development courses each term and courses covering the following topics: communication skills, interpersonal professional skills, accounting, business mathematics, project management basics, and understanding business systems.
The Data Science and Machine Learning (DSML) program is a 20-month, work-integrated learning, diploma program with a hands-on focus.
Recent advancements in computer hardware and machine learning algorithms have driven a rapid growth in the use of data science and machine learning across all economic sectors, with applications in robotics and automation, healthcare, finance, and government to name just a few. Because of this, there is now a huge demand for developers and data analysts with skills and experience in these fields.
Graduates of this program will be well prepared to immediately enter a career in this exciting, important and rapidly growing field. They will be able to:
After successfully completing the Full-Stack Web Development diploma program, graduates should be able to:
The Information Security (InfoSec) program is a two-year, work-integrated learning, post-graduation diploma program. Successful students receive the knowledge and skill set required to analyze, evaluate, manage, and respond to today’s most complex information security issues.
They will be able to:
Information technology operations professionals are service-minded experts who put customer experience and the needs of the business first.
Through the IT Operations program, students develop the communication, customer service and technical support skills needed to assist various businesses and organizations across industries.
Students learn how manage software, hardware and cloud services and provide network administration, storage, information security, device management, cloud management and help desk services. They also develop the fundamental IT knowledge, and communication strategies.
RRC Polytech campuses are located on the lands of the Anishinaabeg, Ininiwak, Anishininwak, Dakota Oyate, and Denésuline, and the National Homeland of the Red River Métis.
We recognize and honour Treaty 3 Territory Shoal Lake 40 First Nation, the source of Winnipeg’s clean drinking water. In addition, we acknowledge Treaty Territories which provide us with access to electricity we use in both our personal and professional lives.