How to successfully find a job while studying in Canada

Path 1: Government Human Resources Development Center

Every medium-sized or above city in Canada has at least one Human Resources Development Center (HRDC) to provide free employment services to residents. The center has a special advertising column or computer inquiry service, and has dedicated personnel to provide professional guidance to job seekers. After immigrating to Canada, you should go to the center to browse the employment information and register for employment in time, or check the employment information online before leaving China and register in the center. Leave your resume online and you can continue searching online after arriving in Canada. HRDC's webpage covers employment information across Canada, teaches you how to prepare job search materials, and even tells you where to send the materials so that employers can check when hiring.

In addition, the government provides free job search training for new immigrants (new immigrants who have entered the country within six months), newly graduated students and the unemployed. New immigrants can go to the government to talk to a counselor and introduce their situation. The counselor explains the situation to the employer or arranges for you to receive language training or professional training.

Path 2: Local employment agencies

Employment agencies are located in many major cities in Canada. The vast majority of employment agencies do not charge job seekers, but employers. In fact, employers will deduct this fee from your first-year salary at a certain percentage. There are also some companies that charge applicants for services. The service fee should be paid after finding a job. It is not advisable to pay in advance.

Path Three: Free Job Hunting Club

You can also join a free job hunting club near your community. There are many such clubs in Canada, such as mutual aid societies, etc. These clubs have specialized job search programs to help and guide new immigrants how to find jobs in Canada.