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Language Skills for Newcomers to Canada
Canada has two official languages: English and French. English is dominant in most provinces and territories. French is primarily spoken in Quebec, and parts of Ontario, New Brunswick, and Manitoba.
Read MoreWhat is RPL (Recognition of Prior Learning)?
RPL (Recognition of Prior Learning), also known as PLAR (Prior Learning Assessment and Recognition), refers to a set of processes that allow individuals to Identify, document, assess, and gain recognition for learning acquired outside education
Read MoreJob Search in Canada for Newcomers
Finding a job is a key step in settling in Canada. This page offers tools, resources, and guidance for newcomers to navigate the Canadian job market.
Read MoreEI Regular Benefits (Employment Insurance)
Employment Insurance (EI) regular benefits provide temporary income support to individuals who: - Lost their job through no fault of their own (e.g., layoffs, seasonal work ending) - Are available and actively seeking work
Read MoreGovernment-Funded Language Classes for Newcomers to Canada
Canada has two official languages: English and French. English is the most commonly spoken language in most provinces and territories.
Read MoreHiring international students in Canada
Hiring international students can be a great way to fill labor shortages and bring in new talent to your company. They are often highly skilled and educated.
Read MoreWork in Canada after you graduate
As an international student who graduated from a Canadian college or university, you have several options to stay and build your career in Canada.
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