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In this free webinar, the following topics will be covered:

Topics to be covered:

In this workshop, you will learn about:

In this free webinar, the following topics will be covered:

The following topics will be covered:

The following topics will be covered:

In this webinar, you will learn about:

Topics to be covered:

Topics to be covered: Register by phone or email:(905) 677-0007 Ext. 5233 MaltonNIC@achev.ca

The following topics will be covered:

Join our webinar and learn about the following: For more information, please email: becnic@achev.ca

The following topics will be covered:

In this free information session, the following topics will be covered:

The following topics will be covered:

Topics to be covered:• What is the purpose of an interview?• What do interviewers look for in a candidate?• Different styles of interviews • How to prepare for your interview• What is illegal for employers to ask during an interview?• Follow-up after an interview

You will learn about:• The hidden job market• Networking• Role of social media• Bridging programs• Volunteering• Informational interviews

The following topics will be covered:• What does it mean to be Canadian?• Who is eligible to apply?• Documents required• Stages of the citizenship application process• Available resources for the Canadian Citizenship Test

You will learn about:• Understanding the Canadian tax system• How to claim expenses and deductions to save yourself money• How to find free tax preparation services

The following topics will be covered:- Understanding the Canadian tax system- How to claim expenses and deductions to save yourself money- How to find free tax preparation services

The following topics will be covered:- Purpose of a resume- Three main types of a resume- Benefits of a great cover letter- Resume and cover letter do's and don'ts

The following topics will be covered:- What does it mean to be Canadian?- Who is eligible to apply?- Documents required- Stages of the citizenship application process- Available resources for the Canadian Citizenship Test

Topics to be covered:- The hidden job market- Networking- Role of social media- Bridging programs- Volunteering- Informational interviews

Learning outcomes of this workshop:- What is the purpose of an interview?- What do interviewers look for in a candidate?- Different styles of interviews- How to prepare for your interview- What is illegal for employers to ask during an interview?- Follow-up after an interview

The following topics will be covered:- What is networking?- How to use social media platforms as an effective job search tool- How to create a professional profile- Building, maintaining and growing a professional network- Connecting with colleagues, classmates, and other professionals

The following topics will be covered:- Proper etiquette in the workplace- Personal space - Body language and gestures- Honesty and integrity- Effective communication

The following topics will be covered:- Overview of the Canadian Citizenship Test- Techniques of acing the test- Rights and responsibilities of Canadian Citizenship- Who we are- Canada’s history

The following topics will be covered:- Modern Canada- How Canadians govern themselves- Federal elections- Justice system

Topics to be covered:- Employment Standards in Ontario- Health and safety- Workplace injury- Workplace violence and harassment- Filing a claim- Government resources and benefits

The following topics will be covered:- Canadian symbols- Canadian economy- Canadian regions

Learn more about:- Who should volunteer- What volunteering entails- Why and when to volunteer- Where and how to volunteer- How volunteering can help in finding employment- Valuable tips, resources and more!

Learning outcomes of this workshop:- Benefits of pursuing additional education and training- Sources of education and training- Admission and requirements- Understanding the application process- Financing education

The following topics will be covered:- The hidden job market- Networking- Role of social media- Bridging programs- Volunteering- Informational interviews

Attend this exciting new workshop to learn about:- Why, when and how to volunteer- Where to find volunteer opportunities- How volunteering can help with your job search- Valuable tips, resources and more!

The TRIEC Mentoring Partnership program helps internationallytrained professionals reconnect with their careers in Canada throughone-on-one career-based mentoring with an industry professional.Program Eligibility:- 2+ years of international experience in your professional field- Permanent Residents and Convention Refugees- Lived in Canada for less than five years- Unemployed or underemployed

The following topics will be covered:- What is networking?- Using LinkedIn as an effective job search tool- Building, maintaining and growing a professional network- Connecting with colleagues, classmates, and other professionals

The following topics will be covered:- What does it mean to be Canadian?- Who is eligible to apply?- Documents required- Stages of the citizenship application process- Available resources for the Canadian Citizenship Test

The following topics will be covered:- What is the purpose of an interview?- What do interviewers look for in a candidate?- Different styles of interviews- How to prepare for your interview- What is illegal for employers to ask during an interview?- Follow-up after an interview

The TRIEC Mentoring Partnership program helps internationally trained professionals reconnect with their careers in Canada through one-on-one career-based mentoring with an industry professional.Program Eligibility:• 2+ years of international experience• Permanent Residents and Convention Refugees• Lived in Canada for less than five years• Unemployed or underemployedCurrently recruiting mentees for the following professions:• Customer Relationship Management• Banking

Following topics will be covered:• Types of Powers of Attorney• Processes for preparing Powers of Attorney• Making changes or cancelling a Power of Attorney• The roles of attorneys

The TRIEC Mentoring Partnership program helps internationally trained professionals reconnect with their careers in Canada through one-on-one career-based mentoring with an industry professional.Program Eligibility:• 2+ years of international experience in your professional field• Permanent Residents and Convention Refugees• Lived in Canada for less than five years• Unemployed or underemployed