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.
Applying for jobs by submitting your resume and not hearing back from employers can be a frustrating process. To change this, start making small adjustments to your resume that can help you start getting responses from employers.
It is often overlooked that the immigration process is ultimately like moving but to another country, and this can create unique and particular challenges to which newcomers must continually adjust and adapt. It is an exciting new chapter in life, but it can quickly become exhausting.
If you are new to Toronto, one of the first step in the settlement program is to find an affordable, adequate and safe place to rent.
As a newcomer to Canada it may be challenging to stay focused on job search activities. Here are a few tips to stay motivated!
Learn how newcomer Steffi landed a position as an Algorithm Design & Development Engineer after four months of unsuccessful job searching!
In need of additional education or training to continue your career in Canada? Learn how you can make the process easier with a loan and career counselling!
Community centres can help your transition to Canada with educational programs, cultural groups, recreational activities, social networks, and more!
Navigating Ontario’s justice system can be overwhelming, especially for newcomers trying to understand their legal rights while settling in a new country.
The Centre for Immigration in Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia works to orient, support, and meet the needs of newcomers in service of their settlement.