FINDING A JOB IN CANADA
Get the tools to find your dream job!
FINDING A JOB IN CANADA
Get the tools to find your dream job!
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FREE WEBINARS
Access Expertise & Insights
Access experts from industry, associations, and government services to help you understand key issues in your occupation, learn about the job market, and focus your job search efforts.
Join our webinars to help you achieve your career goals in Canada.
What You Need to Know about the Canadian Job Market
Whether you’re arriving soon, or have delayed your arrival, you need to prepare yourself for a changing labour market in Canada. Attend this webinar to understand how the job market has changed due to COVID-19 and effective job search strategies.
Jobs in Ontario: Prepare to Work in Skilled Trades, Engineering, and Construction
How to Ace Your Online Interview
Many companies will conduct online interviews for ease, convenience, and safety in light of COVID-19. To ensure your success, you need to know how to present yourself in a virtual environment. Learn tips and techniques to achieve a positive online experience and outcome.
Construction Jobs in Canada: BCCA-IN has the Information You Need
The British Columbia Construction Association-Integrating Newcomers (BCCA-IN) program helps newcomers with a construction background to enter the Canadian workforce. With connections to construction associations and employers across Canada, BCCA-IN can help you create your career path.
Beating Employer Bias to Build Your Career in Canada
In this webinar, you’ll learn about common obstacles such as selection bias that newcomers face when applying for jobs in Canada. Find out how to overcome barriers, be confident in job interviews, and build your career in Canada.
TRAINING PROGRAMS
Learn about Government Training Programs
Find out about free government programs that provide profession-specific training and open doors to career options in Canada. Learn which programs offer pre-arrival services that can help you build your professional network even before you arrive in Canada.
Register with us to learn more about these programs.
VIDEOS
Find Out What You Require To Work
Hear from professional associations and other service providers about what you require to work in Canada. Learn how associations can help you accelerate your job search efforts and achieve your professional goals in Canada.
NEXT STOP CANADA
Next Stop Canada Helps You Succeed
BCCA-IN
Architecture and Licensing Tips for Newcomers
BCCA-IN
Engineering and Licensing Tips for Newcomers
BCCA-IN
Skilled Trades and Licensing Tips for Newcomers
Pre Arrival Canada
Pre Arrival Canada is for newcomers preparing to move to Canada. One registration offers you a wide range of pre-arrival programs.
All programs on this portal are funded by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).
CAREER PATHWAYS E-BOOKS
Research Your Profession in Canada
Career Pathways provides you with a comprehensive guide to working in Canada in more than 20 key professions. Start your research with this 6-step guide and gain tools and resources to achieve professional success in Canada. Register with us to learn more about these programs.
FIND YOUR PROFESSION
- Accounting
- Administrative Assistant
- Architect
- Biotechnology
- Chiropractic
- Construction
- Dental Hygiene
- Dentistry
- Engineering
- Human Resources
- Information Technology
- Legal
- Med. Lab. Technologist
- Med. Rad. Technologist
- Medical Doctor
- Midwife
- Nursing
- Optometry
- Pharmacy
- Physiotherapy
- Sales and Marketing
- Social Work
- Teaching
TOOLS AND RESOURCES
Get Helpful Tools
Our tools will help you to clarify your career goals and create a plan to find your dream job. These tools will provide you with long term career benefits in Canada.
Free Personality Assessment
Drake P3® Assessment
This personality assessment gives you critical insight into your personality preferences and strengths. You can use the assessment results to clarify your career goals, update your resume, and create a career plan that speaks to your strengths.
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Canadian Style Resume Templates
Your resume is an important tool that hiring managers and recruiters will use to decide if they will interview you. To grab their attention you need to tailor your resume for the Canadian environment. Our Canadian style resume templates will help you to prepare a resume that includes the right information and gets you noticed!
Browse Jobs
It’s important to understand the skills, knowledge, experience, and education required for jobs that you’re interested in. You can use our job board to research jobs in Canada to see if you have the required skills.
12 Tips To Get The Most Of Linkedin
Building relationships and creating a professional network is vital to your successful job search. Even before you arrive in Canada you can use Linkedin to connect with individuals, employers, associations, and many other professional groups. Find out how you can maximize Linkedin to accelerate your job search.
GET THE TOOLS YOU NEED
Our tools and resources will help you prepare to work in Canada.
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Be Informed About Job Search and Industry Information
Get the information you need to resume your career in Canada. From job search strategies to understanding the Canadian workplace culture, you’ll get a clear picture of working in Canada.
LinkedIn Profile | Essential Tips & Advice for Newcomers
A LinkedIn profile is essential for professionals who want to build their brand, expand their network, and find employment. For newcomers, these LinkedIn tips and advice...
Trades Job in Canada|What’s Required to Work
Get skilled trade licensing tips for newcomers. You’re interested in working hands-on in one of over 300 skilled trades jobs across the construction, transportation,...
Mechanical Engineers are Needed in these Canadian Cities
As of 2022, mechanical engineering is the second largest engineering occupation in Canada. For mechanical engineers moving to Canada, choosing a city with a high demand for your...
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I move from one province to another to pursue Employment?
What is the best way to search and apply for a job and when do I begin?
What can I do in advance to prepare myself for a job interview in Canada?
The job interview process in Canada is, in fact, mostly about determining these soft skills. The employer has already determined you have the necessary technical skills to land the interview. The remainder of the process is about determining whether you will be a good fit for the organization.
There is a lot of information on this on the internet. Do some research and start brushing up and reading on these soft skills.