Articles with the Tag “New to Canada”
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How to write a Canadian resume and cover letter: Formats, templates, and tips
For newcomers looking for a job in Canada, it’s crucial to adapt your resume to the Canadian format before applying to roles. This article offers free resume templates you can download, as well as tips to to craft your Canadian-style resume to find a job in Canada.
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Coffee Chats: Questions You Should Ask to Network Better
A list of questions you can ask during your coffee chats to build a strong network as a newcomer in Canada and improve your chances of finding a job.
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Leading by Example: How Dr. Charles Osuji Went from Struggling Newcomer to Running one of Canada’s Largest Black-owned Law Firms
From a struggling newcomer to running one of Canada’s largest Black-owned law firms, Dr. Charles Osuji is paving the way for internationally trained lawyers to thrive.
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Working in Canada: A Guide for International Students
Working while studying in Canada offers international students income, Canadian work experience, cultural integration, and networking opportunities. Learn how to make the most of your student job.
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Everything You Need to Know About Disputing Credit Card Charges
If you spot a credit card transaction you didn’t make, there are steps you can take to dispute the charge.
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Freelancing in Canada: What Newcomers Need to Know
Learn the benefits, challenges, legal requirements, and essential tips to start freelancing as a newcomer in Canada.
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Newcomer’s Guide to Finding your Home in Canada
This free guide for newcomers provides essential information, tips, and advice for renting or buying property in Canada.
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How Newcomers Can Find a Mentor in Canada and Grow Their Careers
Starting a career in a new country can be overwhelming, but a mentor can help you navigate the Canadian job market and grow your career in your new country. This article provides tips on how to find a mentor in Canada and make the most of the mentor-mentee relationship.
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Saving for a down payment: Buying your first home in Canada
Homeownership is one of the most meaningful ways we plant roots in a community to declare we are here to stay. In this article, you will learn how to save for a down payment and additional ways to financially prepare to buy your own home in Canada.
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How International Students Can Gain Canadian Experience Before Graduating
Part-time jobs and activities outside of your studies can boost your employability in Canada.