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Curriculum
Chapter 1 : Understanding the Types of Visas and Immigration Programs in Canada
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- Section 1 : Different Immigration Pathways
- Express Entry : For skilled workers managing federal immigration applications.
- Family Sponsorship : To join family members in Canada.
- Quebec Immigration Program : A separate process for the province of Quebec.
- Temporary Work Permits : For those wishing to work temporarily in Canada.
- Section 2 : Express Entry
- Federal Skilled Worker Program
- Federal Skilled Trades Program
- Canadian Experience Class
- Eligibility Criteria and Points System
- Section 3 : Quebec Immigration Program
- Quebec Skilled Worker Program
- Quebec Selection Certificate (CSQ)
- Two-Step Evaluation Process
- Section 4 : Temporary Work Permits
- Employer-Specific Work Permits
- Open Work Permits
- Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) Exemptions
- Section 5 : Visa for a Single Person
- Choosing the Appropriate Program
- Selection Process
- Advantages and Limitations
- Section 6 : Visa for the Family
- Family Sponsorship
- Requirements for the Sponsor
- Eligible Family Members
Chapter 2 : Preparing the Necessary Documents
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- Section 1 : Educational Credential Assessment (ECA)
- Obtaining an ECA
- Designated Organizations (WES, CES, ICAS, etc.)
- Required Documents and Process
- Section 2 : Language Tests
- English : IELTS, CELPIP
- French : TEF Canada, TCF Canada
- Minimum Required Scores
- Section 3 : Identity and Civil Status Documents
- Valid Passport
- Birth and Marriage Certificates
- Compliant Photographs
- Section 4 : Proof of Financial Resources
- Required Amounts Based on Family Size
- Recent Bank Statements
- Proof of Assets
- Section 5 : Police Certificates
- Certificates from All Countries Lived In
- How to Obtain Them
- Section 6 : Medical Examination
- Panel Physicians Approved by Immigration Canada
- Required Tests
- Validity of Medical Exam
- Section 7 : Job Offer (if applicable)
- Valid Job Offer Letter
- Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA)
- LMIA Exemptions
- Section 8 : Other Specific Documents
- Proof of Relationship for Sponsorship
- Settlement Plan (for some provinces)
- Certified Translations
Chapter 3 : Visa Application Process
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- Section 1 : Creating an Express Entry Profile
- Accessing the Official Immigration Canada Website
- Completing the Online Form
- Receiving a Profile Number and Validation Code
- Section 2 : Calculating the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) Score
- Determining Factors (age, education, experience, language)
- Improving Your Score
- Cut-off Thresholds during Draws
- Section 3 : Receiving an Invitation to Apply (ITA)
- Deadline to Submit Complete Application
- Additional Required Documents
- Section 4 : Submitting the Permanent Residence Application
- Uploading Documents Online
- Paying Processing Fees
- Including Family Members
- Section 5 : Application Processing
- Average Processing Times
- Background Checks
- Communication with Immigration Officers
- Section 6 : Decision and Approval
- Receiving the Confirmation of Permanent Residence (COPR)
- Instructions for Arrival in Canada
- Section 7 : In Case of Refusal
- Main Reasons for Refusal
- Requesting Detailed Explanations
- Tips for a Successful New Application
- Section 8 : Preparation for Departure
- Organizing the Journey
- Documents to Have When Entering Canada
- Customs Declaration (goods, funds)
Chapter 4 : Finding a Job in Canada
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- Section 1 : Job Search
- Online Job Portals (Job Bank, Indeed, LinkedIn)
- Recruitment Agencies
- Job Fairs and Professional Conferences
- Section 2 : Writing the Resume and Cover Letter
- Canadian Resume Format
- Tailoring the Resume for Each Job
- Effective Cover Letter Tips
- Section 3 : Recognition of Degrees and Certifications
- Regulatory Professional Bodies
- Obtaining Licenses or Certifications
- Accreditation Programs
- Section 4 : Preparing for Job Interviews
- Common Questions
- Canadian Workplace Culture
- Post-Interview Follow-Up
- Section 5 : Understanding the Canadian Job Market
- In-Demand Sectors
- Professional Networking
- Integration Programs for Newcomers
- Section 6 : Rights and Obligations of Workers
- Employment Standards
- Minimum Wage and Overtime
- Unions and Collective Agreements
- Section 7 : Improving Language Skills
- English or French Courses
- Government Programs (LINC, CLIC)
- Online Resources
- Section 8 : Employment Assistance Programs
- Settlement Services
- Professional Mentorship
- Grants and Training Opportunities
Chapter 5 : Settling in Canada with Your Family
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- Section 1 : Finding Accommodation
- Renting vs. Buying
- Rental Process (lease, security deposit)
- Housing Search Websites (Kijiji, Craigslist, Realtor.ca)
- Section 2 : Schooling for Children
- Canadian Education System
- Enrollment in Public or Private Schools
- Language Immersion Programs
- Section 3 : Opening a Bank Account
- Choosing Financial Institutions
- Newcomer Bank Accounts
- Required Documents
- Section 4 : Healthcare System
- Provincial Health Insurance
- Waiting Periods (depending on the province)
- Temporary Private Health Insurance
- Section 5 : Taxes and Taxation
- Social Insurance Number (SIN)
- Annual Income Tax Filing
- Tax Credits and Benefits
- Section 6 : Transportation and Mobility
- Public Transit
- Driver's License (exchange or testing)
- Buying or Leasing a Vehicle
- Section 7 : Daily Life and Integration
- Welcome Programs for Newcomers
- Community and Cultural Activities
- Resources for Learning Official Languages
- Section 8 : Citizenship and Permanent Residency
- Maintaining Permanent Resident Status
- Eligibility for Canadian Citizenship
- Naturalization Process
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