Matters needing attention in finding a job in Canada
1, it takes time and endurance to find a job, and usually you don't find an ideal job right away. We should strive for more training, such as computer skills, to better meet the needs of the labor market. Volunteer activities help you meet more people and give you more opportunities to practice your English. Be prepared to accept a job below your goal. Any job can help you build valuable interpersonal relationships and become more familiar with life in a new city.
It is very important to learn practical English (French in Quebec). Many immigrants may have studied English in their original place of residence, but they underestimate Canada's proficiency in English. Canadian universities, community colleges, immigrant aid agencies and community centers all offer adult education courses, advanced English courses and ESL courses.
3. Correct translation of important documents proving your qualifications. Translation services can be arranged through immigration aid agencies or community centers.
4. Find a way to enjoy the same treatment in Canada with your professional education or professional qualification in your original place of residence.
5. When preparing your resume, you should pay attention to the fact that the format and place of origin of your resume are different. Most libraries have manuals. If you need professional help, please refer to the resume service column in the yellow pages. Some organizations also provide voluntary services. You can ask immigration aid agencies or your community center to introduce you.