Congratulations to those whose PR to Canada has been approved and will be arriving soon or have just recently arrived.
When you eventually land, here are Top Job Sites and resources to help you.
Short Thread.
When you eventually land, here are Top Job Sites and resources to help you.
Short Thread.
1. You should start here with the “Welcome To Canada (what you should know” detailed document put together by IRCC.
This document covers things such as:
-what you should do before and after you arrive
-brief overview
-housing, healthcare, finance etc.
canada.ca/content/dam/ir…
This document covers things such as:
-what you should do before and after you arrive
-brief overview
-housing, healthcare, finance etc.
canada.ca/content/dam/ir…
2. Indeed.ca
The number 1 job site in Canada. With Indeed, you need to create a profile and be strategic about your search by indicating your areas of interests.
Try to update your profile every 3 months as recruiters filter by most recent profiles.
The number 1 job site in Canada. With Indeed, you need to create a profile and be strategic about your search by indicating your areas of interests.
Try to update your profile every 3 months as recruiters filter by most recent profiles.
LinkedIn.com
You most likely have connections already in Canada. Connect with them and ask that they refer you for openings they are aware of & are comfortable referring you for.
It’s a networking platform, use it as such. Also, filter jobs by city you are moving to
You most likely have connections already in Canada. Connect with them and ask that they refer you for openings they are aware of & are comfortable referring you for.
It’s a networking platform, use it as such. Also, filter jobs by city you are moving to
4. MONSTER (monster.ca)
Why Monster is great is not just because of the jobs but because of the career blog.
They have great topics on:
- Interviews
- Resume
- Salary negotiation etc.
Why Monster is great is not just because of the jobs but because of the career blog.
They have great topics on:
- Interviews
- Resume
- Salary negotiation etc.
5. GLASSDOOR (glassdoor.ca/member/home/in…)
Asides being a top job site, Glassdoor gives you the inside scoop on companies with employee reviews, personalised salary tools, and many more.
Asides being a top job site, Glassdoor gives you the inside scoop on companies with employee reviews, personalised salary tools, and many more.
6. CAREERBUILDER (careerbuilder.ca)
Like Monster, CareerBuilder has a dedicated blog to help with job search. It also helps with personalized salary tools and career resources.
Like Monster, CareerBuilder has a dedicated blog to help with job search. It also helps with personalized salary tools and career resources.
7. JOBBANK (jobbank.gc.ca/home)
This is owned by the government itself and offers job opportunities across the country.
This is owned by the government itself and offers job opportunities across the country.
8. ELUTA (m.eluta.ca)
9. JOBILLICO (jobillico.com/en)
10. JOBBOOM: This is Quebec’s largest employment site. (jobboom.com/en)
11. TALENT EGG: This provides entry level jobs, student jobs and new grad jobs in Canada (talentegg.ca)
9. JOBILLICO (jobillico.com/en)
10. JOBBOOM: This is Quebec’s largest employment site. (jobboom.com/en)
11. TALENT EGG: This provides entry level jobs, student jobs and new grad jobs in Canada (talentegg.ca)
12. eJOBBO (ejobbo.com)
This has a smart match system that matches you to jobs so you don’t need to search endlessly or apply endlessly.
13. ANGELIST (angel.co)
One of the best, of course. In Tech? This is one of your best job platforms.
This has a smart match system that matches you to jobs so you don’t need to search endlessly or apply endlessly.
13. ANGELIST (angel.co)
One of the best, of course. In Tech? This is one of your best job platforms.
Other resources worthy of mention:
- ACCESS EMPLOYMENT: Access helps job seekers in Canada with employment services, interview coaching, workshops and events, etc. for free. Although primarily in Ontario, they also online.
accesemployment.ca
- ACCESS EMPLOYMENT: Access helps job seekers in Canada with employment services, interview coaching, workshops and events, etc. for free. Although primarily in Ontario, they also online.
accesemployment.ca
Job Search in a new country can be different and hard, but:
-Create a profile
-Update your resume to Canadian standard
- Network and speak up
- Visit employment services in your city
-Apply. Apply. Apply, be positive and don’t be tired.
All the best.
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-Create a profile
-Update your resume to Canadian standard
- Network and speak up
- Visit employment services in your city
-Apply. Apply. Apply, be positive and don’t be tired.
All the best.
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