CANADA JOBS RECRUITMENT 2018

Look for jobs in Canada






Getting Canadian work experience can be challenging. It may take time to find a job. But the more you know about job search skills, how to get a job, Canadian workplace culture and what Canadian employers want, the easier it will be. To work in Canada, you will need a Social Insurance Number. You should apply for a SIN as soon as you come to Canada. Get important information about working in Canada There are many resources you can use to get information and support when searching for a job in Canada: Contact an immigrant-serving organization as soon as you arrive. These organizations often offer job search training sessions, résumé writing workshops and other services to help you find work. Job Bank is the Government of Canada’s leading source for jobs and labour market information. The website offers free occupational and career information (about jobs, educational requirements, main duties, wages, employment trends and much more) for occupations available in Canada.





Service Canada has important information about searching and applying for jobs.Your province’s or territory’s website for newcomers is another good source of employment information.Search and apply for jobs Search for jobs There are many ways to look for jobs. Some ways are: Research companies where you want to work. They will often post jobs on their websites. You can also contact employers directly to ask if they are hiring. Attend a “job fair” in your city or town. A job fair lets employers and people looking for jobs meet and discuss jobs.






Use job search websites and look at the classified section of newspapers to find out where and who is hiring. Up to 2,000 new jobs are posted every day on Job Bank. On the Public Service Commission’s website  you can find job opportunities with the federal public service. Use the services of an “employment agency” that searches for jobs for you. For lists of government employment services and training help, call or visit a Service Canada Centre near you.







Ask family and friends if they know about available jobs. Many jobs are not advertised and you will only learn about them by speaking to people.

Other resources:

Job Bank specialty job search resources

Canada’s top 100 employers

Apply for jobs APPLY

Once you have chosen a job that interests you, you will usually need to apply by sending:

a résumé (also known as a “curriculum vitae” or a C.V.); and

a cover letter.