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- CLARIFICATION: It's alright to ask
- Do you know what employers want?
- DON'T FORGET: First impressions matter
- DON'T WAIT: Apply immediately
- FIRST IMPRESSION: You only have seconds
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- How can you access our Resource Centre?
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- INTERVIEW: Practice makes perfect
- Mentorship for Internationally Trained Individuals!
- NETWORKING: An important part of the job search
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- THE RÉSUMÉ: Getting started
- BE PREPARED: Your telephone number
- DRIVING: To answer the call or not to answer
- How long should your résumé be?
- Research is the first step to a successful interview!
- Where to find Jobs? There are many ways
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- LMI for Internationally Trained Professionals
LMI for Internationally Trained Professionals
What does LMI mean for Internationally Trained Professionals?
Labour Market Information can help you:
- find the jobs that are on demand
- understand job prospects in various occupations and industries
- find information on how to get back into your field
- learn how and where to apply for a job
- make a career decision by understanding the what's needed for various job opportunities
Labour Market Information is a variety of information on careers, occupations, and learning. When we talk about the labour market, we are referring to all the people who are able to work in relation to the number of jobs available in a particular area and all the jobs that are available in that area. It includes information such as: job descriptions, industry trends, required skill-sets for the job market, wages and working conditions, standards and qualifications, job openings and unemployment rates, labour market programs and labour regulations
Who else uses LMI?
- Employers: to identify and locate potential employees and to ensure wage rates and working conditions are competitive
- Governments: to understand and respond effectively to trends in the labour market and the economy
Where to Find Labour Market Information for BC?
- Job Bank
- Advanced Education and Labour Market Development
- Service Canada LMI
- WorkBC
- BC Stats
- Conference Board of Canada
For more information contact NortheastESC@mosaicbc.com or call 604 708 9300
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