Communication is the fourth webinar in an interactive career readiness workshop series organized by Jumpstart Refugee Talent in collaboration with the FCJ Refugee Centre, and designed to support, inform, and empower refugee job seekers.
These workshops will help participants navigate the Canadian job market, understand employer expectations, and take meaningful steps toward building a career and a new life in Canada.
Interview Preparation is the third webinar in an interactive career readiness workshop series organized by Jumpstart Refugee Talent in collaboration with the FCJ Refugee Centre, and designed to support, inform, and empower refugee job seekers.
These workshops will help participants navigate the Canadian job market, understand employer expectations, and take meaningful steps toward building a career and a new life in Canada.
Networking is the second webinar in an interactive career readiness workshop series organized by Jumpstart Refugee Talent in collaboration with the FCJ Refugee Centre, and designed to support, inform, and empower refugee job seekers.
These workshops will help participants navigate the Canadian job market, understand employer expectations, and take meaningful steps toward building a career and a new life in Canada.
Job Search Strategies is the first webinar in an interactive career readiness workshop series organized by Jumpstart Refugee Talent in collaboration with the FCJ Refugee Centre, and designed to support, inform, and empower refugee job seekers.
These workshops will help participants navigate the Canadian job market, understand employer expectations, and take meaningful steps toward building a career and a new life in Canada.
During this session, our facilitator Maria Karimi provides a step-by-step guide on how to create a profile, search for jobs and apply for jobs through the Government of Canada’s Job Bank.
In doing so, Maria looks for jobs with employers who already have an LMIA – Labour Market Impact Assessment. An LMIA is the document that an employer in Canada may need to get before hiring a foreign worker. If the employer needs an LMIA, they must apply for one. Once the employer gets the LMIA, the foreign worker can apply for a closed work permit. (More information here).