Renting Your First Home in Canada
Even if you can’t attend the live event, register and we will send you a link to the recording when it’s available. When renting housing in Canada, newcomers often face…
Canadian Workplace Culture
As a newcomer, you may find the Canadian workplace culture different from that of your home country. Practices such as shaking hands, use of personal names and methods of communicating…
Banking and Finance for Newcomers
As a newcomer, you may have many questions about how the banking and finance system works in Canada. This webinar will talk about the basics of banking and important steps…
Elementary Education in Canada
If you are immigrating to Canada with your children, one of your main concerns will be enrolling them in school and supporting them through their education transition. Join this webinar…
Ask A Settlement Specialist
Before moving here, you must have many questions about settling in your new country. That’s why we created this webinar so our team of Certified Information and Referral Specialists, established…
Pre-Arrival Guidance to Help Nurses Succeed in Canada
PASS helps pre-arrival nurses achieve their goals of registration and employment in Canada with opportunities to connect with experienced nurse mentors.
Newcomers and the Canadian Housing Market Crisis: Fall 2024 Outlook
Understanding Canada’s current housing crisis can be crucial for a newcomer’s ultimate success in Canada. It can help you choose the right location to land, setting you on a path to homeownership, which is a long-term goal for many newcomers. In the short term, it can help you find that first permanent rental property with an action plan that can save you time and money.
Your First Weeks in Canada
Immigrating to a new country comes with a list of many things to do. To help you prepare and check everything off your list this webinar will talk about the…
The Importance of Soft Skills in the Canadian Workplace
You bring your skills, excellent work ethic, education and experience with you to a new job in a new country. It seems to start well but soon you begin to…
Working in the Skilled Trades in Nova Scotia
The skilled trades are a well-paying and exciting career choice. They are in high demand in communities across Canada. In Nova Scotia, skilled trades professionals are at the forefront of the province’s growing economy. If you have a passion for construction, motive power, industrial/manufacturing, or the service industry, you can achieve a highly rewarding, and successful career.