Have you ever felt like your resume is not good enough because English is not your first language? We all have been there. Listen, don’t sweat it.
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If you are reading this and have applied for jobs before, you must have experienced submitting a resume and never hearing back. The sad part is that only 75% of resumes don’t get read by humans. There are only a few key secret ingredients that make your resume stand out from the others, let’s dive
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Did you know that there are multiple different types of resume? Choosing the right resume format is already 50% of the work. Choosing the wrong resume format can make your resume go directly to the “no” pile. 3 Resume Formats Chronological Resume This is the most common and popular format of resume. This is when
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Are you ready to start writing your cover letter? You don’t need to be a native English speaker to do it well.
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Wait a second…what is even a Canadian-standard resume? Resume format in North America can be very different from in Asia or other parts of the world. In North America, we use resumes when applying for jobs instead of a CV. What’s the difference between a resume and a CV? Resume is a summary of your
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People say cover letters are a thing in the past. We don’t think so. If you are not familiar with cover letters, let us show you why it can be a great weapon for international students like us. What is a cover letter? Cover letter is a one-page motivational letter, highlighting why you are a
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Want to know what it is like to study in Canada? Studying in Canada is different from studying in any other country and will be the experience of a lifetime. Multicultural Canada is known for its multiculturalism and diversity. Did you know that almost 22% of all Canadians were born outside of the country? Canada
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Perhaps in your culture, it is not common to have a personal relationship with your teachers or professors. For example, in Asian cultures, students are taught to be respectful and submissive to professors and have a relatively more formal relationship with them. In Canada, however, you are encouraged to be engaged with your professors and
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Writing a LinkedIn networking message is not easy. Here is how you can write one that will get read!
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How to write a LinkedIn summary as an international student in Canada.
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