Here are some tips to make the most of the event. Watch it in the Lobby before entering the Exhibit Halls or the Auditoriums. Click on their name to visit their website. Consult the list also by clicking on Job Search in the red band at the top of the screen in the virtual forum. There may be new jobs listed since the edition of this Guide. You can search by key work, by job location or by NOC code.
If you are participating live, you will be able to ask your questions after each presentation. If you are visiting the forum between November 22nd and December 21st, you will see the recordings of the conferences in that Auditorium. They will speak about the opportunities in their part of the country as well as the immigration programs specific to their province or territory. The list for each hall, in alphabetical order, is in the Exhibitors Index at the bottom left of the screen.
You can send yourself the content by email when you leave the forum, to review it when you want. More than persons are at the virtual booths, waiting to exchange with you by chat. Some exhibitors may invite you to join them for a videoconference. When you begin your discussions, the exhibitor will see your profile and can download your CV. Do not put any personal information such as your address, email address or phone number, or your date of birth.
Have a great forum! Summary 5. Provinces and Territories Here are the 2-letter international alphabetical codes used to identify the booths according to the province or territory where the organization or company is located, or the location of the jobs available. The conferences will be in French and the question period will be bilingual, French and English. Recordings of the conferences will be available from November 22nd to December 21st in the Conferences Auditorium.
A migra- tion officer will present permanent immigration options including Express Entry, selection criteria and proce- dures to apply. A panel of experts will share advice on how to adapt your approach to the needs of Canadian employers, and sell yourself without bragging β tips and more for getting a job in Canada. This session presents the essentials for successful arrival in Canada: financial preparation, networking, look- ing for housing, health care, schools for the children and adapting to a new life.
