English Conversation Group for Newcomers
Meet other newcomers to Canada and practice speaking English together in a free conversation groups led by our MOSAIC English instructors. During this free class, you will have the chance…
Accommodation in Canada
As you may know we recently launched Unique Housing solutions for immigrants under the Prepare for Canada umbrella. These are practical tools, designed to help immigrants navigate in their search…
What you Need to Know about Tax (in partnership with CPA)
Open to all pre-arrival clients June 7, 2023 7:00 am EST Registration Link: https://cican.zoom.us/j/98203412536 Webinaire : Se constituer un patrimoine au Canada Ouvert à tous les clients pré-arrivés…
Benefits for Newcomers
Mona, a Citizen Services Specialist at Service Canada, is joining us in our Oakville office on May 17th from 2pm-3pm to teach us all about the benefits that are available…
Information Session: Canadian Workplace Culture
*The Canadian Workplace Culture session’s date was changed from May 16 to May 18. Before beginning your new job, volunteer, or work placement, you might want to know what you’re…
Saint John Hiring Event
Saint John, New Brunswick is a growing city on Canada’s east coast with a friendly community, affordable cost of living, and many career opportunities. It has a diverse range of…
Housing Tips and Resources for Newcomers Renting in Ontario
Many newcomers to Canada face challenges when getting their international academic credentials recognized. Fortunately, some research and planning can simplify the process and help you accomplish your career goals.
Being a Newcomer Senior in Canada
Moving to a new country can be challenging for anyone, but it can be even more difficult if you’re an older adult. Moving to a new country can be challenging for anyone, but it can be even more difficult if you’re an older adult. You may experience many different emotions about leaving your home, life, friends and family behind.
Exploring Non-Licensed Healthcare Careers in Canada
The job market has vastly changed in the last couple of years due to the impact of the pandemic, creating new job opportunities, increasing the demand for some professions, and decreasing demand in others. It has changed how service providers deliver their services, significantly increasing virtual delivery models.
4 Steps for Internationally Educated HR Professionals to Work in Ontario
HR professionals play an integral role in the success of organizations. So, if you’re an internationally educated HR professional, here are a few things you must consider before continuing your HR career in Ontario.