A lot of international students have the perception about graduating with a master’s will lead to getting a high-paying job immediately after school. This is partially due to the employment landscape in their home countries – where fresh graduates are hired based on the degree & school they go to or even the strong social networks that work as a reference system.
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You are working hard for your career in Canada, we have no doubt! How do you feel about your goal-setting strategy? Have you ever felt like you set up your goals and you end up never really meeting them? Let’s say you want to apply to 10 jobs a day, reach out to 10 people
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Oftentimes, our career is not as linear as we want it to be. We move around, change jobs, find something we like and do not like along the way. Career pivoting is completely normal. If you move to Canada and want to pivot your career, here are 4 steps you need to do in order to get started.
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Getting a part-time job in Canada as an international student is an excellent way to break into the Canadian job market and gain Canadian experience. It can go beyond gaining extra income and a pathway to land your full-time job! Have you ever wondered what type of part-time job would make the most sense for
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ight before graduation, you will need to think about making sure your coursework is completed and ready to apply for graduation, finding a job, apply for a work permit, and many more! Let’s look into what you need to prepare before graduation.
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The Post Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) is an open work permit that allows international students who have graduated from an eligible school to legally work for anyone and anywhere in Canada.
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Let’s say you want to apply for a role and you do not have all of the skills required or don’t have any relevant experience. What would you do? Experience comes in multiple shapes and forms. Experience does not only limit to work or academic experience, you can create your own experience too! Creating your
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Having a mentor is critical to your career success in a new country. Finding a perfect mentor is like finding needles in the ocean. If you are serious about building a successful career in Canada, having a mentor who can help guide you along the way will be extremely helpful. Who is a mentor? A
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There is a big difference between starting a meaningful career in Canada and getting a survival job to just get a PR. We are going to talk about how you can launch your career in Canada while also getting a PR as part of the process.
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In Canada, getting straight A’s is not enough to help you get your dream job. Employers in Canada prefer candidates with “experience”, ideally professional work experience over academic achievement. Whereas in your home country, things might be different – employers tend to care more about your level of education and academic achievement. Don’t just focus
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