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So, you’ve landed in Canada and want to continue your career as a Marketing and Communications Professional. You may be a junior professional, a seasoned expert, or somewhere in between—the ideal goal for you is to get a job at the same level you previously had in your country of origin or even better.
When reviewing job postings many would come across a requirement to be able to “communicate effectively both written and orally”. In job search, your writing would give hiring managers the first glimpse into your communication and self-presentation skills.
Part of landing your first job as a newcomer is making a personal impression. That’s where a cover letter comes in. A cover letter provides an opportunity to go beyond your experience in the Canadian job market and talk about what you bring to the table that others don’t.
In this blog, established professional immigrants share what they wish they had known about working in Canada, before arrival.
One essential item you have to deliver to employers to land a job is not only a good resume but an outstanding one.
COVID-19 has made it a little more challenging to find and keep a job. But, thanks to technology there are still a great many jobs available.
As a young person, finding your first part-time job can be difficult. Here are some tips on how to have a successful job search.
You may have already started to connect with employers online. Now’s the time to maximize these networks and land a job!