preparaton to work in canada

[myeara]

Hello.
I am planning to move to Canada. Already got permanent residence.
Is there any Agency or web site that can help me in preparing myself to get a job in Canada before landing there.
All the references I have assume you are already in Canada.
The type of preparation I am referring to is skills assesment, work environment, interview skills, etc.

Any help will be greatly appreciated.
thanks.

 

[palomo.aca]

good luck is not easy to get a job in canada not from personal opinion but what i see people goes thru.
i started working the second day i arrived but a had an employment offer.

 

[Pk09]

Hello.
I am planning to move to Canada. Already got permanent residence.
Is there any Agency or web site that can help me in preparing myself to get a job in Canada before landing there.
All the references I have assume you are already in Canada.
The type of preparation I am referring to is skills assesment, work environment, interview skills, etc.

Any help will be greatly appreciated.
thanks.

it totally depends on your luck determination and nature of job

 

[ankit_20]

Myeara,

There is no govt. agency that can help you before you land. But you can choose some consultants who can help you make resume etc but my opinion is that you go through the grind yourself to prepare your self to find a job

1.) List all your skill sets in one place and decide what skill job you want.
2.) Prepare a resume according to target job. To do that go and search jobs on search engines like monster.ca, indeed.ca and see the job requirements. Make a resume that matches those requirement. You can ggogle Candian Style resume to get the format.
3.) Register on as many job sites as you can and update them regulary to make your self visibile. Have a good linked in profile
4.) Pepare for interview. There are many thread on this forum that help with interview preparation like
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/something-which-i-learnt-in-canada-t59921.0.html
5.) Improve your softskills, take English classes (IELTS 8.0 is a good score)
6.) Take a Candian phone number from mydivert.com for your resume and forward it to cell phone in your country
7.) Give it your best shot. If there are any interviews that happen analyze the gaps that you feel are there between your skill and target job and get trained to fill them

All the best with your job search