“Students and new graduates often feel as though they have to settle in urban and metropolitan areas to gain access to the best career opportunities. However, living in these areas can pose significant challenges from living costs and commute times to overcrowded areas and lack of clean air. This need not be a choice they have to make though.

In this episode, Lindsay Rubeniuk, an immigration consultant residing in the Canadian Prairies will take us through what it is like to live in rural areas. With lower living costs and more flexible opportunities to work from home, one need not limit themselves to living in larger cities. Tune in to find out what Rural living could have in store for you”

Interested in immigrating to Canada? check out Lindsay Free immigration guides below: 

Immigration on the Canadian Prairies Podcast

In this episode, Jen Ngozi, a proud first-generation immigrant and leader of a global women in leadership platform and movement called NetWerk®, empowering BIPOC and first-gen women to lead, speaks about breaking generational barriers and how international students can leverage their international experience to be successful.

You can learn more about NetWerk here: www.netwerkmovement.com

In this episode Zeinab Alamagan talks to us about effective methods to have a successful career. Tune in to learn how to brand yourself professionally and get your food in the door of a highly competitive job market. In addition, learn how to find the crossover between the skills required and your strengths.

While many focus on how they will fit into the career type, it is more important to understand how the career suits them. In Canada, the NOC tells us how a position is classified what the trajectory looks like in the next 5-10 years. These statistics show either a fair, good or excellent growth for a career specific to the country or province. 

Resume samples - https://careers.northeastern.edu/article/resumes/

Resume tips - https://www.jobscan.co/blog/resume-sections/

Jobscan for resume optimization visit - https://www.jobscan.co/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwpreJBhDvARIsAF1_BU2pSUpYlQSezem_0IpzGhV205-ASRh_PileT0YzbEcT6ah12bEzLaUaAthjEALw_wcB#uploadWrapperhttps://www.jobscan.co/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=ppc&utm_campaign=b

To find the NOC code visit - https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/eligibility/find-national-occupation-code.html

Career profile and projected statistics Ontario - https://www.ontario.ca/page/labour-market

British Columbia - https://www.workbc.ca/Jobs-Careers/Explore-Careers.aspx

Alberta - https://www.alberta.ca/labour-market-information.aspx

Saskatchewan - https://dashboard.saskatchewan.ca/business-economy/employment-labour-market/employment#by-industry-tab

In this episode Chris Dudley talks to us about; the entrepreneurial mindset and skills, the support Seneca Helix Innovation and Entrepreneurship Incubator provides and the means through which students can access the program to aid them in their career pursuits.

The program isn’t solely limited to those who have immediate entrepreneurial goals, but it also helps imbue its participants with a mindset that allows them to identify problems, think of ways to solve them and make a positive impact on the world.

In this Episode, our guest  Khairoon talks to us about diversity,  inclusion and belonging and what can immigrants do to ensure that we live in an inclusive Canada for all. If we cannot accept ourselves our ability to truly accept others is compromised. 

In this episode, we share our personal experiences as international students. 

In this episode Ayo Owodunni walks us through his experience in Canada and provides  tips to new immigrants on how to build their confidence and find success. 

In this episode, Tatyana Nduta, a former International student and Community Mental Health Case Manager, discusses mental health as it relates to international students.