This video guide will answer some very common questions about working and finding employment in Canada and provide an overview of the Canadian job market as well as valuable information on job opportunities across different occupations in Canada.
Through this guide, internationally trained workers will benefit from learning about the Canadian labour market and how to target their job search in specific regions based on their occupations, employers who are hiring foreign workers, the LMIA process and employers who have positive LMIAs, how to find jobs to support immigration applications and the work permit application process. This guide will help you on your quest to find work, successfully apply for a work permit in Canada and point you to pathways that will allow you to eventually settle in Canada permanently.
What’s included in this guide:
- Canadian labour market information and analysis
- Labour market trends by occupation
- Best places to live in Canada based on occupation
- Where to find jobs in your field
- Employers who are hiring foreign workers through LMIA and other programs
- Resume writing and job preparation tips and guidance
- How to find your NOC
- LMIA and Work permit process
- Sample documents including Canadian style resume and reference letter
- Settlement and career developing services available at no cost
- Access to a private community where you can get additional support, share information, and ask questions
- And much more
With this comprehensive guide you get over 12 hours of video lectures, access to course material, support from a private community with access to ask the instructor questions live, and links to essential resources and government websites that provide critical relevant information to support your job search and successful job placement.
Who Will Benefit From This Course
- This guide is ideal for new immigrants to Canada
- Persons in the Express Entry system or other immigration programs who want to jump-start their job search or find jobs to support their application.
- International job seekers who want to find work in Canada
- Persons in Canada who want to change or grow their career
- Persons who want to live and work in Canada
- Anyone applying for a work permit in Canada
- Those who want to save time and money in their job search
Course curriculum
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1
Introduction
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Student Walkthrough
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Introduction and Overview
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Welcome and Meet the Instructor
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Before we begin...
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2
The OTPI Framework
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The Framework
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3
The Canadian Labour Market
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Overview of the Canadian Labour Market
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Top 5 Industries Experiencing Labour Shortages
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National Occupational Classification Matrix (NOC)
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Best Places to Live and Work in Canada
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Best Places to Live Popular Rankings
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Occupational Profiles
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Working in Canada Tool
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4
Getting a Job in Canada
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Work Permits in Canada
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Types of Open Work Permits
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Work Permit for Spouses and Common-law Partners
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Work Permits for Students
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Work Permits for Permanent Resident Applicants
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Who Needs a Work Permit
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Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA)
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5
All About Work Permits
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LMIA Exemptions
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Work Permit for Special Situations
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Work Permit Eligibility
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Documents Required for a Work Permit Application
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Where to Apply for a Work Permit
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How Long Does it Take to Process a Work Permit
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Do You Qualify For Two Week Processing of Your Work Permit
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Fees Involved in Applying for a Work Permit
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Extending Your Work Permit
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What to do if Your Work Permit Application Was Refused
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6
Jobs In Canada
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The Job Offer
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LMIA Jobs in Canada
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Ineligible Employers
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Finding A Job in Canada's Hidden Job Market
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Prominent Canadian Job Boards
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Interview Dos and Don'ts
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7
Working in Canada
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Working and Studying in Canada
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The Workplace Culture in Canada
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Beware of Job Scams
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8
International Mobility Program
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CUSMA (Formerly NAFTA) Work Permits
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CETA Work Permits
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GATS Work Permits
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Work Permits Under Other Trade Agreements
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International Experience Canada (IEC)
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Working Holiday Visa, Young Professionals, Co-op Internships
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10
Rural & Northern Immigration Pilot (RNIP)
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How to Work Under RNIP
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Participating Communities
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Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program (AIPP)
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How to Work Under AIPP
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Designated Employers Hiring Under the Program
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Agri-Food Pilot Program
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How to Work in Canada Under the Agri-Food Pilot
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The Home Caregiver Pilot
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Working Under The Home Child Care Provider Pilot and the Home Support Worker Pilot
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14
Applying for a Work Permit
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Proving Your Work Experience
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Templates
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Police Certificates and Background Checks
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Biometrics
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Admissibility
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Medical Examination
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Processing Times
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BONUS - Preparing to Work and Settle in Canada
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Settlement and Working in Canada
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Other Helpful Resources
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Human Rights in the Workplace
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Before you go...
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Kay Wilson
CPA, ACCA, Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant
Frequently Asked Questions
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How long is the course?
This comprehensive guide includes over 12 hours of video lessons, downloads, and templates.
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When does the course start and end?
This course is completely self-paced and online. As a result you get to go through the course information at your leisure and decide when you start and finish.
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How long will I have access to the course?
You will have lifetime access to all course content
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Terms and conditions
It is important to emphasize that the resources contained in this video guide are most effective when used in conjunction with the information available on the Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada’s (IRCC) website. It is not meant to be a standalone solution but rather, complementary to the information provided by the IRCC. Additionally, the information contained in this guide is not meant to be legal advice and does not guarantee you will find a job in Canada or that your application will be successful. The final decision on granting status in Canada is made by IRCC. The material in this guide should in no way be relied upon as case-specific advice and does not constitute legal representation or give rise to a representative client relationship. If consultation or representation is required to discuss your options, you can schedule a paid consultation with Kay Wilson.
Videos in this course are pre-recorded.