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Dec 9, 2008 | No Comments
Every additional credential helps somewhat, but the absence of any on-the-job experience can be difficult to overcome. You might also want to think about volunteering to assist on your field projects at local schools, charities, or religious institutions, and find a extra job and keep careful track of everything you learn and know how to [...]
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Dec 9, 2008 | No Comments
It’s a great feeling to land the job, but there’s still a lot to tie-up before signing on the dotted line. Be ready to ask yourself a few important questions, and get the answers you’re looking for before you accept.
Among the most obvious are “Do I like the people?” and “Am I’m getting the right [...]
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Dec 5, 2008 | No Comments
Finding Employment
Like all countries, Canada has its own unique process for finding employment. The content “Guide to Finding Work in Canada” has been prepared to assist skilled migrants better understand how to go about finding employment in Canada. Choose your subscription and payment here as the guide includes useful advice on where to find employment vacancies, protocols on applying for [...]
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Nov 20, 2008 | 1 Comment
Overview
An immigrant is a foreign national who has been authorized to live and work permanently in Canada. If you want to become an immigrant based on the fact that you have a permanent employment opportunity in Canada, or if you are an employer that wants to sponsor someone for lawful permanent residency based on permanent [...]
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Nov 20, 2008 | 3 Comments
Applying for a job in Canada may be very different than in your home country. There are certain “rules and regulations” to follow in terms of what information to include on your CV/resume and cover letter. Your resume should for example not specify anything about salary requirements, age of children and their names, your height [...]
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Nov 18, 2008 | 1 Comment
You might be wondering if Canada has put Immigration on hold due to the current world economic climate. In terms of immigration, things are certainly not grinding to a halt and the Canadian Government does not even see a recession hitting them as such, unlike many other Countries in Europe or the United States of [...]
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Nov 18, 2008 | No Comments
For many outside Canada, employment holds the key to success inside Canadian borders. Although dissatisfied Canadians may complain about the current economic slowdown, what appears to lifelong Canadian citizens as a recession strikes many potential immigrants as rare economic opportunity. As a result, individuals from the world over compete for relatively few slots available for [...]
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Nov 12, 2008 | No Comments
Básicamente usted debe completar los siguientes pasos:
* Obtener un permiso de trabajo o de residencia.
* Obtener una licencia para ejercer (depende de su profesión)
* Dominar el idioma ingles, frances o mejor aún ambos.
* Explorar sus posibilidades de encontrar un trabajo a través de un análisis de mercado de la región donde [...]
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Nov 11, 2008 | 3 Comments
Trabajo temporal en Canadá
Canadá recibe aproximadamente 90,000 trabajadores temporales cada año. Como regla general, para trabajar en Canadá es necesario un permiso de trabajo, y el procedimiento para su obtención depende principalmente del trabajo que vas a desempeñar en Canadá.
Como nuestro cliente, lo único que necesitas es una oferta de trabajo de un empleador [...]
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Nov 5, 2008 | No Comments
Canada has undergone a period of unprecedented growth over the past 10 years. Add to that a low unemployment rate and an ageing population and the result is that a number of occupational categories are reporting a desperate need for skilled personnel to be working in Canada.
Canada businesses are increasingly looking overseas for skilled migrants [...]
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