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Résumé-writing help

Companies are quick to dismiss résumés that are not in the Canadian format. Where do you put the Education section? Should you mention your residency status? What about your professional objective?

You need to get these details right (and many, many more) if you want the recruiter to keep reading.

If on top of that, your résumé is a little too self-effacing, bland, or full of clichés (”proactive team player with a proven track record…”), you are sure to be passed over for another candidate.

Let me show you how to write a compelling, well-targeted résumé that will showcase your skills and personality in the best light.

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Job Search support

For those who want to go beyond the basic résumé and cover letter approach…

A structured, step-by-step process that will show you how to target, contact, and convince local employers.

Whether you need help building your professional networks, identifying the best employment opportunities, or coming up with your elevator speech, this program will give you all the necessary tools and strategies to get results, fast.

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Job Search Booster

An all-in-one package to help you:
- Rewrite your résumé to Canadian standards;
- Identify the right employers for you;
- Create your “elevator speech”;
- Build your network and put it to work for you;
- Practice interviewing for a job.

Particularly recommended if you’re looking for your first job in Canada, or if you’re in the middle of a career transition.

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For organizations

Do you provide services to new immigrants?
Do you manage multicultural teams?
Does your staff need cross-cultural training or relocation support?

I offer a comprehensive range of workshops, one-on-one coaching and training programs, in both English and French. Please contact me to discuss how we can work together.

What if you can’t hire me but still need help?

Expat support is not inexpensive, and you may not be able to afford it right now.

That doesn’t mean you’re on your own. If you find life in Vancouver more challenging than you expected, I want to help you.

I offer plenty of free resources, tips and advice on my blog, Winning Away Expat Tips & Resources. Read through the archives, borrow the recommended books from the library, and visit the websites I link to for yet more great advice.

Can’t find what you’re looking for?

Email me with your expat-related questions. I will try my best to get back to you within 2 business days. I may also use your question as an inspiration for a blog post, so if you’d like me to credit you, please include your blog’s URL or your Twitter handle in your email.