Manitoba Start is the first stop for new immigrants and international students in Winnipeg, Manitoba. It offers central registration, orientation, language, and career development services to help newcomers connect with employers and settle in the province.
The Manitoba Immigrant Employment Council identifies and promotes employer best practices for the hiring and retention of newcomers.
Kibbi is a mobile app and online job board that helps newcomers find meaningful work near them and gain new skills. Kibbi also offers translation, matching, and applying features to make employment more inclusive and accessible.
JVS Toronto is a non-profit agency offering a range of services including job search support, employment counselling, training, mentoring, job coaching, and job retention.
Jumpstart Refugee Talent is a refugee-led registered charity that supports refugee talent and empowers employers. Through their Refugee Talent Hub program, Jumpstart collaborates closely with employers to match them with skilled refugee clients.
Immigrant Services Calgary helps over 10,000 newcomers each year, learn about daily life, job market, English skills, and community resources in Canada.
ISANS is the leading immigrant settlement service agency in Atlantic Canada, serving 15,000+ clients annually in 104 communities across Nova Scotia, through many kinds of services—language, settlement, community integration, business development, and employment—both in person and online.
The Immigrant Employment Council of BC (IEC-BC) is a not-for-profit organization that provides BC employers with solutions, tools and resources they need to attract, hire and retain qualified immigrant talent.
The Immigrant Centre provides newcomers with free programs and services including settlement, employment, language, nutrition training, and verification of translations.
Hire Immigrants Ottawa, a United Way Ottawa community-wide initiative, is working to change this so the workforce can keep up with the diversity of Ottawa’s population. HIO brings together employers, immigrant agencies and other stakeholders to make sure employers have the capacity to access the talents of skilled immigrants, and that immigrants can find employment that matches their training and expertise.
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