CAREER PATHS: For Skilled Immigrants
No cost, one-to-one job coaching for newcomers to Canada to help you overcome challenges and see opportunities for success. Our immigrant job coaches are specialized in career assistance. They are also immigrants to Canada and can speak several languages.
Serving Vernon, Salmon Arm, Kamloops, Merritt, Revelstoke, Golden and all communities in-between.
Are you new to Canada? Are you looking for a job or career that matches your education and experience?
The Career Paths For Skilled Immigrants program is offered at no cost to you, and will provide one-to-one job coaching to help you overcome challenges and find opportunities for job success.
This program, designed for new immigrants, will help you use your skills, training and foreign credentials to get a job or a career in Canada.
We can help you with:
- Job search strategies, goal-setting and a step-by-step plan of action
- Cover letters and resume writing
- Coaching to find the right employer; one that will support you to succeed with the salary and benefits you need
- Skills training and upgrading
- Understanding the labour market in British Columbia
- Creating connections with employers
- Mentorship and professional networking to help you access the jobs that are not advertised
- Canadian workplace culture information to help you succeed in your new job.
The program is provided at no cost to you.
Meet Geetalika. She immigrated to Canada and settled in Armstrong, BC. Despite her outstanding professional background, she had a hard time getting a job in Canada.
We helped Geetalika with her resume, cover letter, and LinkedIn profile-writing skills. We also coached her to develop pro-active job search techniques. In less than two weeks, Geetalika got a full-time job and is very happy to be working in a field she is passionate about.
Our coaches are standing by. Sign up today to get started:
To qualify for no-cost coaching through Career Paths For Skilled Immigrants, you must have your permanent resident status for 5 years or less (or a letter from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada that states you have been approved for permanent resident status), or be a Refugee or Protected Person.
Questions? Please email [email protected]
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