Book name: 5 Steps to Come to Canada to Pursue a Career
Introduction:
Intro about Canada
- Land of opportunity
- Talk about immigration Canada PR new laws to bring in more foreign workers
- The quality of life in Canada has been voted by “find examples” for: good organizations for the quality of life, raising a family etc.
- What this book will do for you (this should come close to the conclusion of the intro)
Body(3-4 pages for each step)
Step 1. Prepare yourself mentally (you will be refused or not have a follow-up. Dealing with recruitment/HR departments can be time-consuming.
Step 2. Creating and drafting necessary resumes, reference letters, work history and police clearance and briefly researchingCanada’s immigration policies and programs.
Step 3. Create an online presence (with videos and photos of your work, speaking English in an introduction), having a portfolio available to view.
Subpoint: the importance of basic English … for specific skills. How to prove with IELTS or CELPIP test results. Speaking in a short video will help the HR department feel confident that you can communicate in English effectively.
Step 4. Applying for jobs using JOB BANK, emailing HR departments and owners of the companies through LinkedIn or by email
1.Intro to the Canada job bank
2. Find the company, occupation title, and experience required (Search the company online Email portfolio through the online website. Contact via LinkedIn, search social media for digital footprint)
3.Search company reviews online to know about the company work environment, salaries, and general reviews for the quality of work being produced… some good websites to view this are ……..(need examples for company revenues, indeed for company profile etc.)
Step 5: Once a job offer has been accepted, don’t hesitate to contact a lawyer or ICRC to view all proper documents. (askthe company if they will provide legal counsel as well as reputable lawyers/ICRC, consultant
Subpoint:Understanding NOC codes and pathway to Permanent residence, if this is your desire, is essential… talk with your lawyer and ICRC consultant.List of FAQs: (for example. Can my family come with me? can they go to school the children? can spouse come with me? on a work visa or visitor visa?) etc.,
Conclusion
Reference Info: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=usz5YmixH1Y