Working in Canada
Working during studies: understand the rules and maintain a viable pace
Distinguish on-campus work, off-campus employment and required placements. Organise schedules, job searches and hour tracking around your training.
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Professional recognition
Having a Canadian qualification recognised on return to your country
Identify the decision-maker, documents and recognition conditions for your study, employment or professional plans.
Professional recognition
Professional recognition in Canada: identify the appropriate stages
Distinguish qualifications, assessment of prior learning, professional authorisation and permission to work when preparing a regulated pathway.
Working in Canada
After graduation: prepare work, documents and the transition
Check post-graduation work permits and their language and academic criteria, then prepare program completion, job searches and transition budgets.
Working in Canada
Working Holiday and short courses: build a coherent stay
Compare Working Holiday and study-stay objectives, check IEC conditions and prepare realistic schedules for learning, working and travelling.
Working in Canada
Résumés and interviews in English: clearly present what you can do
Turn studies and experiences into precise examples, write position-specific résumés and prepare English responses without memorising artificial speeches.
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