Around the world, there are variations in resume format, structure, and style. You want potential employers to view your CV as polished and comprehensive while you’re looking for your first job in Saskatchewan, and other places in Canada. Your ability to style a CV effectively gives you a competitive edge when looking for work. Here, we provide you with information on; the two common resume structures; formatting principles; as well as some formatting tips. First, you should note the following:...
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The Farm Owner and Operator Pathway
Farm Owner and Operator Category: This is for foreigners who intend to move to Saskatchewan for the purpose of owning and operating a farm. Applicants in the category must: Have proof of experience in farming; Have needed capital (money, assets) to invest in the farming operation; and Have proof of a plan to buy and run a farm in Saskatchewan. The Farm Owner and Operator category is strictly for business in primary agricultural production (crops and livestock). If you’re interested...
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As a newcomer or potential immigrant in Saskatchewan, you might not be familiar with the term and process of credit scores but that’s okay, We will teach all you need to know. A credit score, according to the Government of Canada, is a three-digit number that represents how likely a credit bureau believes you are to pay your bills on time, to assess your overall creditworthiness or likelihood of repaying credit. This is a well-known and legitimate score that banks...
Continue reading...International Graduate Entrepreneur Pathway
The International Graduate Entrepreneur Category is a sub-stream of the Entrepreneur Category. Through the SINP Entrepreneur Program, international students graduating from a Saskatchewan institution and their family can start, acquire, or partner in a business in Saskatchewan. Applicants in the category are required to be actively involved in managing the business, while residing in Saskatchewan. Depending on the category, an applicant may be required to pay a non-refundable application fee. Steps In The Process There are four steps to take...
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From applying to schools to finally studying in Canada, you have come a long way and it is only right that you move on to the next stage. As a recent graduate, you have a world of opportunities before you. If you plan to remain in Canada and kick-start your career, you will have to be well prepared to reach your potential. We have pulled together some insight and tools to help you locate and land the right job. When...
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