Enjoy a new life in to Canada with the right job in hand! |
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By: Graham Moughton Posted: 2010-11-14 06:54:34 |
| The number one most common mistake new immigrants make when they come to Canada is to neglect to sufficiently prepare themselves for the Canadian Labour market prior to making their move to Canada, simply because they are unaware that many steps towards establishing their career can be completed before moving. Unfortunately, many newcomers end up in jobs that don’t make use of their education and training. To avoid this situation it is important for them to evaluate their skills, experiences and education, to evaluate how their skills fit into the Canadian labour market prior to moving. In most cases new comers to Canada believe it will be easy and quick to find employment in Canada. Over a quarter million immigrants enter Canada annually. In fact Canada welcomes more new immigrants per capita than any other country in the world. Canada is generally in favour with the admission of professionally trained immigrants. However, often times upon arrival, internationally educated professionals have difficulty securing employment in their chosen careers. The main reason is that new immigrants are quite often unfamiliar with the structure of local and national labour markets; also they may not have social networks that could support their job search and do not know what requirements and credentials employers are looking for. In addition, they do not have Canadian work experience. If they wish to be employed in regulated occupations, for example in certain trades, law, engineering, and the health field, they must be certified and/or licensed through professional associations. According to Statistics Canada internationally educated physicians and engineers are less likely to find employment in occupations that match with their professional training. Most foreign educated professionals such as doctors, engineers and lawyers aren’t working in the career they trained for after arriving in Canada. In addition, underemployment is most common among foreign trained immigrants born in South East Asia and East Asia. To improve employment success, there are many steps prospective newcomers can take prior to relocating to Canada to improve their employment opportunities. With the assistance of Working in Canada (WIC), prospective immigrants will learn the crucial steps to take prior to arriving in Canada, thereby making transition to life in Canada a much easier one. If you want to maximize your chances of securing employment in Canada, WIC offers one stop solution for busy professionals who do not have time to research and study employment opportunities in Canada on their own. There is a wealth of information on the internet; however this can be an overwhelming task if you are not familiar with the labour market and the needs of Canadian employers. It is a vital initial step to be well prepared for your new life in Canada. By means of the expert assistance and guidance of WIC, prospective newcomers will become familiar with the integral steps needed before arriving in Canada. Definitely this will make your transition to Canada a much easier one. With unbiased and objective Employment Consultants, WIC offers valuable research which is specific to your personal and professional needs. WIC can help you to determine the appropriate city to locate to and the vast employment opportunities in Canada. WIC will provide you with detailed reports consisting of information related to wages, job descriptions, educational and skill requirements, certifications and licensing, as well as employment opportunities based on a location and your occupation along with company research and resume preparation. WIC is currently working on an exciting new service for WIC clients. Within the next few months WIC will provide clients an opportunity to post their resume’s on WIC’s online resume database. Clients will have the opportunity to post their skills and qualifications on the WIC site, which will be marketed to Canadian employers. Employers will have the opportunity to access an inventory of internationally trained individuals seeking employment in Canada. To make well- informed decisions about where to live and work in Canada and to start preparing for a new life in Canada go to www.workingin.ca or contact ann@workingin.ca. |
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