CDPC | CEDC
CDPC | CEDC

Submit New Event

We welcome a wide range of events scheduled across Canada. From conferences and webinars to short courses and full certificates, offered both online and in-person, all events are encouraged. Please use the following form to submit your event for review.
Event Organizer *

To select a previously saved Organizer, click on “Insert a new organizer” dropdown located below and select an existing organizer. To add a new organizer, fill out the option below.

Event Main Organizer

Organizer

Choose one of the saved organizers or insert a new one.Read More

eg. John Smith

eg. +1 (234) 5678

eg. john@smith.com

eg. https://webnus.net

eg. Website name or any text

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Other Organizers

You can select extra organizers in addition to main organizer if you like.

Title *
Description *
Link *

Insert full link including http(s):// in the first input and a title for the link below it (i.e. More Information or Register).

Cost *

If there is more than one price, please provide the lowest cost of entry below. 

Event Cost *

Currency Options

Currency Sign

Default value will be "currency" if you leave it empty.Read More
Date and Time *

Date and Time

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It appears next to the event time on the Single Event Page. You can enter notes such as the timezone name in this field.

Repeating

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Custom Days Repeating

Add certain days to event occurrences. If you have a single day event, start and end dates should be the same, If you have a multiple day event, the start and end dates must match the initial date. Read More

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  • First
    • Sun Sun.1-
    • Mon Mon.1-
    • Tue Tue.1-
    • Wed Wed.1-
    • Thu Thu.1-
    • Fri Fri.1-
    • Sat Sat.1-
  • Second
    • Sun Sun.2-
    • Mon Mon.2-
    • Tue Tue.2-
    • Wed Wed.2-
    • Thu Thu.2-
    • Fri Fri.2-
    • Sat Sat.2-
  • Third
    • Sun Sun.3-
    • Mon Mon.3-
    • Tue Tue.3-
    • Wed Wed.3-
    • Thu Thu.3-
    • Fri Fri.3-
    • Sat Sat.3-
  • Fourth
    • Sun Sun.4-
    • Mon Mon.4-
    • Tue Tue.4-
    • Wed Wed.4-
    • Thu Thu.4-
    • Fri Fri.4-
    • Sat Sat.4-
  • Last
    • Sun Sun.l-
    • Mon Mon.l-
    • Tue Tue.l-
    • Wed Wed.l-
    • Thu Thu.l-
    • Fri Fri.l-
    • Sat Sat.l-
Occurrences times

The event will finish after certain repeats. For example if you set it to 10, the event will finish after 10 repeats.Read More
Time Zone *
Global time zone is set to Eastern Standard Time (GMT-5). If this is the time zone for your event, you do not have to choose a time zone below. Otherwise, click on the dropdown below and type the major city closest to your event to quickly located the time zone. Please select Moncton if your event is in NB. 

Timezone

Location

To select a previously saved location, click on “Insert a new location” dropdown located below the URL example and select an existing location. To add a new location, fill out the option below. We’d recommend completing all location options, including longitude and latitude to allow for a correct map of your location to be displayed. To find you location’s longitude and latitude, navigate to Google Maps and enter the street address and city in the search bar. Your location’s latitude and longitude are the first set of numbers following the @ symbol; see example below. Simply copy the numbers, including the dash that precedes longitude, into the form. This information is not required, but can be helpful.

URL example: google.com/maps/place/Crabbe+Mountain/@46.1126206,-67.1015839,15.75z/data… latitude = 46.1126206 and longitude = -67.1015839

Event Main Location

Location

Choose one of saved locations or insert a new one.Read More

eg. City Hall

eg. City hall, Manhattan, New York

Latitude/Longitude

Latitude and Longitude are parameters that represent the coordinates in the geographic coordinate system. You can find your venue's Latitude and Longitude measurments via the link below. Get Latitude and Longitude
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Other Locations

You can select extra locations in addition to main location if you like.

Category *

Categories *

Event Data

Virtual Event

Virtual Event

Featured Image *
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Thank you for being a part of the Career Development Professional Centre. To ensure that all members have the best possible experience, we have a few ground rules that we ask everyone to adhere to. This code of conduct applies equally to every person in the community and is intended to foster an online space that is inclusive, safe, and welcoming to all.

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