The Cybersecurity Connections program helps internationally trained IT professionals find work in their sector in Canada. Participants gain a better understanding of Canadian workplace culture, cybersecurity concepts, Canadian industry best practices for information security and key security concepts.
The program will prepare youth job seekers for great employment opportunities within the Toronto Pearson Airport Employment Zone. Working in partnership with a wide range of community partners, the program supports participants in building the mindsets, skills, and connections they need to develop successful careers in Canada’s second largest employment cluster.
Engineering Connections helps internationally-trained Engineering professionals pursue careers in their sector in Canada. This information session introduces the program to potential participants while also providing job search advice for the sector.
This workshop includes an interactive presentation involving practical application of interviewing skills. You will learn strategies for interview answers and how to target
your responses to the job description.
Learning Objectives:
• Review the company and the job before interviewing
• Practice answering common questions
• Follow-up after your interview
Join us in this interactive workshop to learn how to plan and adapt your job search to the Canadian market, make connections, create a Canadian Style resume, and learn Canadian workplace culture.
Learning Objectives:
-Learn the differences in a Canadian Style Resume.
-Utilize tools for job search and networking in Canada.
-Gain insights into Canadian workplace culture.
The Connecting to Careers in Agricultural Technology program is designed to help participants transition into or advance their careers in the agricultural technology sector.
In this information session, you will learn more about the sector, the program components, its duration, delivery methods, the benefits it offers, and the application process.
The Connecting to Licensure in Early Childhood Education program is designed to help internationally trained professionals become Registered Early Childhood Educators and facilitate a smooth transition into employment.
In this information session, you will learn more about the sector, program components, duration, delivery, benefits it offers, as well as the application process.
The Women in Technology program helps newcomer women to start a career in IT by building essential technology skills in areas like programming, web development and coding. In addition to industry-specific technical training, the Women in Technology program will also provide you with an understanding of Canadian workplace culture, connections to employers, job search coaching and mentorship.
If you have already been approved to immigrate to Canada, Canadian Employment Connections (CEC) program can help you prepare for your job search and connect you with potential job opportunities across Canada while you are still in your country of residence.
The Connecting to Careers in Advanced Manufacturing program is designed to help participants transition or advance their careers in the manufacturing sector.
In this information session, you will learn more about the sector, program components, duration, delivery, benefits it offers, as well as the application process.
Do you want to practice your English conversation skills? The Talk English Cafe® provides newcomers with an opportunity to enhance and refine their English conversation and workplace communication skills in an informal, café-type setting.
The Connecting to Licensure in Early Childhood Education program is designed to help internationally trained professionals become Registered Early Childhood Educators and facilitate a smooth transition into employment.
In this information session, you will learn more about the sector, program components, duration, delivery, benefits it offers, as well as the application process.
