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Support to find a job in Canada

If you come to study a vocational course in Canada with us, you will enjoy our free service of job search support in Canada.

Your Dream Maker will advise you on everything you need to find a job, and we will also assist you with some of the basic procedures you need to do. Keep reading!

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How do we help you in the job search?

We help you get your Social Insurance Number
We assist you in opening your bank account in Canada
We help you draft a resume that impresses employers
We provide you with the best tips for job interviews
We advise you on the best websites to find jobs in Canada

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How to find a job in Canada?

Finding a job in Canada is relatively easy. Whether you’re looking for a skilled job or not, it won’t be too difficult to start working once you’re here.

One of the services we offer to our students is job search assistance, so if you have any questions, you just need to contact your Studia Global Education advisor, and they will help you with everything you need.

Remember that in Canada, you cannot work if you come to study a language course. If you come to study Vocational Training, you can start looking for your first job on some job portals like CanadaJobs, JobsInCanada, or SimplyHired.

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Requirements to find a job in Canada

Having a visa that allows you to work in Canada

Such as the Working Holiday Visa or the Post Graduate Work Permit.

Ask us, and we will provide you with information about the one that suits you best.

You must be of legal age

In Canada, it is not allowed to work if you are under the age of 18. The minimum age to enter the labor market is 18 years old.

Having a Social Insurance Number (SIN)

The Social Insurance Number (SIN) in Canada is a 9-digit number that is an essential requirement for working legally in the country.

At Studia Global Education, we take care of assisting you in the process of obtaining your SIN number.

Having a bank account in Canada

While it is not an essential requirement, you will need it to receive your salary.

We will assist you in opening your bank account at no additional cost.

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How much do you earn in Canada?

Salaries in Canada are generally quite high, although they will vary significantly depending on the province and city you are in.

Skilled jobs require vocational training qualifications and a good command of English, and they tend to be better paid than unskilled jobs.

The average salary in Canada is around 58,000 CAD annually, and the minimum wage is 2,308.80 CAD per month.

Why work in Canada?

There is hardly any unemployment

In Canada, the unemployment rate is approximately 8%, so finding a job will not be a problem for you.

It is possible to apply for permanent residency

In Canada, you can apply for permanent residency after completing your higher education and gaining some work experience in the country.

You can study and work at the same time

If you come to study Vocational Training in Canada, you can work part-time while you are taking the course, and full-time once you have completed it.

Furthermore, you can apply for the Post Graduate Work Permit once you have finished your Higher Education course, which allows you to extend your stay and work for up to a maximum of 3 years.

High quality of life

Canada is one of the countries in the world with the highest quality of life. Its economy is booming, there are great job and educational opportunities, and it is home to some of the best educational institutions and universities in the world.

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Do I have to know English or French to work in Canada?

As a general rule, it is not a mandatory requirement unless you are looking for a skilled job. However, it is true that some jobs may require a certain level of English or French as a requirement.

Obviously, depending on your English level, you will be able to access one type of job or another. You can also look for a job where native language speakers are needed.

In any case, we advise you not to stress too much about this because once you are here, your English level will improve day by day.

And if you come to study English or French in Canada, it will be very practical.

Live your adventure in Canada!

Choose the city you like the most

We process your student visa

We assist you with your health insurance

We advise you to find accommodation

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