by Prepare For Canada | Oct 12, 2018 | 4. Job Finding Techniques
Job opportunities for architects continue to remain positive, however, the Canadian job market is very competitive, so be prepared and understand each of the steps needed to gain employment. As well, finding a job in Canada may be very different than in your home...
by Prepare For Canada | Oct 7, 2018 | Working
Are you about to immigrate to British Columbia Canada? Have you received your immigration visa, or at least been approved for permanent residency? Are you interested in working in the British Columbia construction industry and related professions? If you answered yes...
by Prepare For Canada | Sep 12, 2018 | Housing
Some see buying a home as a fun and exciting adventure while others dislike the very thought of having to move. This is further aggravated if it’s a person’s first home and they’re not entirely sure what to look for – and this is especially true when they have...
by Prepare For Canada | Sep 10, 2018 | Working Success Stories
To make a reasonable decision on immigration and to be better prepared for the Canadian job market, Maziar Taheri, an Iranian electrical engineer with a background in sales and marketing, made two short trips to Toronto before moving to Canada with his family. During...
by Prepare For Canada | Sep 4, 2018 | Family and Children
Bullying can happen to anyone. For me, it happened at school when I first moved to Canada. It was verbal bullying – name-calling, sarcastic remarks, and taunting, mostly. I never told anyone because I didn’t know the term ‘bullying’, or how to recognize it. According...
