Best way to look for an IT job in Canada

[pop82]

Dear All,

I wonder what would be the best way for IT specialist like me to look for a job in Toronto, being outside of Canada or being just a newcomer?

thank you in advance for your advices.

 

[Nick1987]

I have an EE degree. And I would like to find a IT as well. I think Toronto would be competitive. What I'm doing now is learning course for free on coursea. I'm a recent grad. Or otherwise, I can try some contracted jobs maybe three to six month. And if you are doing well, they might hire you.

 

[z3le]

Hi all, I was wondering if someone has ever used a professional service to write their resume (and cover letter) and if they could share some feedback I am wondering if I should use one and how to choose which one will be useful for me. I am a .Net developer btw

 

[rairaiken]

There are a few places (government or private) that provide resume review services, as well as helping you prepare for an interview. Just look it up.

 

[base7]

Build your resume in Canadian format.
Apply to top recruiting agencies proactively. They don't charge you.
Apply to jobsites: MonsterCA, workopolis

 

[akryptik]

Build your resume in Canadian format.
Apply to top recruiting agencies proactively. They don't charge you.
Apply to jobsites: MonsterCA, workopolis

Hi,
Can you please share the format and recruiting agencies?

 

[ttrajan]

Search IT jobs through Google, Indeed.ca, companies website and References.