Professional Careers for Immigrants in Canada

You are qualified. So why is it so hard to get hired?
I have worked with many professional newcomers who are applying to hundreds of positions they feel qualified for, but are not receiving any interview requests, or, if they do get interviews, they are not the successful candidate. They are not getting the results they expect, and perhaps this has to do with the unwritten cultural rules of the job search.

I created a free guide to help you understand why and what to do next.
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You are qualified for the job. Why are you not being hired?

Getting your first professional job in a new country is not only about what you know and your experience. It is about how you communicate your knowledge and experience in a wy hiring managers and recruiters understand, and also about the connections you make.

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5 Cultural Mistakes That Keep Immigrants from Getting Hired, (Even When They’re Qualified)
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With this guide, you'll be one step closer to turning your job search into a success story!

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🌼 Exciting News! 🌼
My book The Dandelion’s Journey: An Anthropologist’s Guide to Work, Family, Career, and a Good Life Abroad is now available as an eBook for less than $2 CAD for a limited time!

This book is the result of years of research, mentoring, and walking alongside hundreds of immigrant professionals as they rebuild their lives, grow new roots, and pursue meaningful careers in a new country. It’s filled with stories, tools, and insights to help readers understand the unwritten rules of workplace culture, strengthen their networks, nurture resilience, and build a good life abroad—without losing who they are.

If you or someone you know is navigating a new chapter in Canada (or supporting those who are), I hope this book can be a companion and a source of encouragement.

📘 Get your copy here:
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Thank you for your support, your conversations, and for being part of this journey with me. 🌱💛

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Back in the Game: Your Guide to Thriving as a Professional Immigrant in Alberta
It's been too long! I'm excited to re-engage with the professional immigrant community in Alberta. With over 20 years of experience navigating the complexities of immigration and integration, I'm here to share insights, offer guidance, and address the challenges you face.

Whether you're a recent arrival or have been here for a while, I'm committed to helping you build a fulfilling career and life in Canada.

What are your biggest challenges as a professional immigrant in Alberta?

Let's start a conversation! Share your experiences, questions, and concerns. Together, we can create a supportive community and foster success.

If you are thinking of immgrating to Canada, studying in Canada or Investing in Canada, contact me. I am a Certified Immigration Consultant. RCCIC. Maria Teresa Stevens.

Canada’s PNP draw results from March 14 to 18

Canada’s PNP draw results from March 14 to 18 This past week, three Canadian provinces held Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) draws, inviting candidates to take the next step toward permanent residence. Most Canadian provinces and territories (except for Quebec and Nunavut) operate their own PNPs. Provincial officials who manange these programs....

Good oportunity if you
are contemplating the possibility of immigrating to Canada. I will be happy to answer your questions.

Manitoba issues new invitations to immigration candidates, bringing January total to 1,082 The Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program held its second Expression of Interest draw of 2019 on January 31 for candidates in its Skilled Worker Overseas, Skilled Worker in Manitoba and International Education immigration streams.

It’s human skills – not technical skills – that we need the most in today’s work force - The Globe and Mail In the wake of changes brought on by automation, the skills that Canadians require to have successful careers are rapidly changing