How to Find A Job in Canada and Apply for a Work Permit

How to Find A Job in Canada and Apply for a Work Permit, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.5, with 30 lectures, based on 15 reviews, and has 145 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand the Canadian labour market Labour market trends by occupation and location Where to find jobs in your field How to find your NOC Resume writing and job preparation tips Sample documents including resumes, cover letters, employment reference letters Employers and industries that are hiring What is a LMIA and how to get one This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone looking to move to Canada but need the right information from an experienced reliable source. It is particularly useful for Anyone looking to move to Canada but need the right information from an experienced reliable source.

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Summary

Title: How to Find A Job in Canada and Apply for a Work Permit

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 30

Number of Published Lectures: 30

Number of Curriculum Items: 30

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 30

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Understand the Canadian labour market

Labour market trends by occupation and location

Where to find jobs in your field

How to find your NOC

Resume writing and job preparation tips

Sample documents including resumes, cover letters, employment reference letters

Employers and industries that are hiring

What is a LMIA and how to get one

Who Should Attend

Anyone looking to move to Canada but need the right information from an experienced reliable source.

Target Audiences

Anyone looking to move to Canada but need the right information from an experienced reliable source.

Welcome to this introductory guide on finding a job in Canada and applying for a work permit. This is an introductory course to our flagship program.

If you have made the exciting move to enrol in this program. You’ll be glad you did!

At the end of this course, you should be able to:

Find employers that are hiring in Canada;

Find jobs in your field;

Locate jobs that can support your immigration application;

Get labour market information pertinent to your specific occupation;

Prepare a solid application that makes you stand out as a candidate;

Have all the tools you need to ace your Canadian employment interviews;

Find out where is the best place to live in Canada based on job prospects;

Know the steps involved in applying for a work permit to work in Canada;

And much more

Join our private community where you can get additional support. You can access this from inside the course.

Please note that the information contained in this course is not meant to be legal advice.

The information provided in this course is for general information purposes only and is not a substitute for consulting with a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant or lawyer. It 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.

Taking this course does not guarantee that you will find a job in Canada, however, it provides guidance and practical information on finding work in Canada.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction and Overview

Lecture 2: Welcome and meet the instructor

Lecture 3: The Canadian Labour Market

Lecture 4: Top 5 Industries Experiencing Labour Shortages

Lecture 5: How to Find Your NOC

Lecture 6: Best Places to Live and Work in Canada

Lecture 7: Best Places to Live and Work Popular Rankings

Lecture 8: Occupational Profiles

Lecture 9: Working in Canada Tool

Lecture 10: Work Permits in Canada

Lecture 11: Types of Open Work Permits

Lecture 12: Work Permits for Spouses and Common Law Partners

Lecture 13: Work Permits for Students

Lecture 14: Work Permits For Permanent Resident Applicants

Lecture 15: Who Needs A Work Permit

Lecture 16: Labour Market Impact Assessment – LMIA

Lecture 17: LMIA Exemptions

Lecture 18: Work Permits for Special Situations

Lecture 19: Work Permit Eligibility

Lecture 20: Documents Required for a Work Permit

Lecture 21: Where to Apply for a Work Permit

Lecture 22: How long does it take to process a Work Permit

Lecture 23: Do you Qualify for two week Processing of your Work Permit

Lecture 24: Fees Involved in Applying For a Work Permit

Lecture 25: Extending Your Work Permit

Lecture 26: What to do if your Work Permit Application is Refused

Lecture 27: LMIA Jobs in Canada

Lecture 28: Finding A Job in Canadas Hidden Job Market

Lecture 29: Interview DOs and Donts

Lecture 30: BONUS

Instructors

Northern Connections Canada Immigration
Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant

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