While our jobs may not be as publicly visible as those of heads of state or any political candidates to lay out a plan of what they will achieve if elected in their first 100 days in office, many commonalities are shared between us: new people, new environments and new processes. And how you adapt […]
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Great news for international students! Due to labour shortage, Canada is lifting the 20-hour-a-week limit on the number of hours international students can work off-campus as announced by the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Minister, Sean Fraser. According to Reuters, Canada’s job vacancy rate was 5.4% in July, down from a peak of 6.0% in April 2022. […]
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It could be challenging to maintain professionalism in the workplace while you are dealing with personal issues. If the problems may affect your ability to complete regular job duties and tasks, you should consider seeking help from your colleagues and setting boundaries with yourself and your workplace. Since personal issues are inevitable, demonstrating professionalism in […]
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A digital marketing career is exciting since the field constantly evolves as different platforms are introduced. There has never been a better time to start building a career as the job scope, salary, and, more importantly, the demand for digital marketing is also increasing. According to Indeed, we list the top ten career prospects in digital […]
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Creativity and innovation are the basis of many of today’s companies. Many more job roles also require creativity. Some believe it is innate, while others must work harder to tap into their creative sides. We compiled the top seven tips that can help boost your creativity and perhaps encourage your team to do so. Use […]
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Canadian businesses expect the national average salary to rise 4.2% next year. The new survey from Eckler found Ontario, Quebec, and British Columbia can expect the most significant salary increases. In comparison, those in the technology sector expect a 5.4% increase. This comes as companies work to balance a tight labour market driving up salaries to attract […]
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English proficiency is required for jobs in Canada. If you want to improve your English speaking and writing skills, taking an English as a second language (ESL) course can help. Learning more about these courses and the best ones to take can help you choose one that suits your needs and learning style. Online ESL […]
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Did you know that your Better Jobs Ontario (previously Second Career) application could be fast-tracked if you were laid off from the manufacturing sector? Take advantage of this program to learn new skills in Technology, Business, Healthcare or Community Services at Canadian College for Higher Studies to get you prepared for the next employment. According […]
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COVID-19 has erased job certainty and leaving us stressed, anxious and fearful about what the future holds. Those temporarily laid off worry about getting called back. Those working worry about getting laid off. According to a report by Statics Canada, more than a third of Canadian workers fear losing their job because of COVID-19. According […]
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According to the National Association of Colleges and Employers Job Outlook survey, a handful of specific skills employers look for in new grads. Let’s get you prepared for these skills before joining the workforce. 1. Problem-Solving Skills A whopping 85.5% of employers want to see new college graduates tout excellent problem-solving skills. Many hiring managers use […]
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