Language:EnglishPublisher:Createspace Independent Publishing PlatformISBN-13:9781543086430ISBN-10:1543086438UPC:9781543086430Book Category:Social ScienceBook Subcategory:Emigration & ImmigrationSize:9.02 x 5.98 x 0.50 inchesWeight:0.7099Product ID:SCR9RRDXD5
The Newcomer's Guide to Canada 3rd Edition contains practical information and resources for immigrants, refugees, settlement workers, EAL/ESL teachers and HR professionals hiring newcomers. There are six chapters on Pre-Arrival, Coping with Culture Shock, Settlement, Find a Job, Cultural Differences and the Canadian Workplace Culture. There is valuation information about Canadian workplace soft skills. Included are checklists on Pre-Arrival, PTSD, Settlement, Rental and Find a Job checklists. There are worksheets on transferable skills, taking initiative and taking ownership as well as sample Cover Letters, Resumes and Interview Questions and Answers.
Language:EnglishPublisher:Createspace Independent Publishing PlatformISBN-13:9781543086430ISBN-10:1543086438UPC:9781543086430Book Category:Social ScienceBook Subcategory:Emigration & ImmigrationSize:9.02 x 5.98 x 0.50 inchesWeight:0.7099Product ID:SCR9RRDXD5
Recognized internationally as one of Canada's top diversity trainers and innovative leaders in immigrant integration programming, Barbara is President of Diversity ERAA Training. She has delivered workshops, keynote presentations and consultation services to over 23,000 participants within 112 organizations across Canada and internationally. Barbara envisioned and created Canada's first post-secondary institution's diversity and immigrant student support department at Red River College, initiated and implemented the first Certificate program in Canada to train certified intercultural trainers, established the first Centre for Immigrant and International Students at a Canadian college, started the first mentor program for immigrants and international students in Canada, and developed the Canadian Immigrant Integration Program's (CIIP) pre-arrival orientation workshops for skilled immigrants coming to Canada from over 25 countries. She is the author of sixteen publications on diversity management, immigrant integration and integrating immigrant and international students into a Canadian academic environment. She has worked in Nigeria, India, China, the Philippines and the UK.
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The Newcomer's Guide to Canada 3rd Edition contains practical information and resources for immigrants, refugees, settlement workers, EAL/ESL teachers and HR professionals hiring newcomers. There are six chapters on Pre-Arrival, Coping with Culture Shock, Settlement, Find a Job, Cultural Differences and the Canadian Workplace Culture. There is valuation information about Canadian workplace soft skills. Included are checklists on Pre-Arrival, PTSD, Settlement, Rental and Find a Job checklists. There are worksheets on transferable skills, taking initiative and taking ownership as well as sample Cover Letters, Resumes and Interview Questions and Answers.
Recognized internationally as one of Canada's top diversity trainers and innovative leaders in immigrant integration programming, Barbara is President of Diversity ERAA Training. She has delivered workshops, keynote presentations and consultation services to over 23,000 participants within 112 organizations across Canada and internationally. Barbara envisioned and created Canada's first post-secondary institution's diversity and immigrant student support department at Red River College, initiated and implemented the first Certificate program in Canada to train certified intercultural trainers, established the first Centre for Immigrant and International Students at a Canadian college, started the first mentor program for immigrants and international students in Canada, and developed the Canadian Immigrant Integration Program's (CIIP) pre-arrival orientation workshops for skilled immigrants coming to Canada from over 25 countries. She is the author of sixteen publications on diversity management, immigrant integration and integrating immigrant and international students into a Canadian academic environment. She has worked in Nigeria, India, China, the Philippines and the UK.
