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HOW TO SUCCEED IN CANADA? LIFE IN CANADA AFTER GRADUATION -JOBS, SKILLS, NETWORK, CAREER, PARENTING.

How to succeed in canada? Why should I be concerned about life in Canada after graduation from university and college? Why should my skills, network, jobs, career goals, parenting and family determine my success overall? How do I succeed after graduation in New Brunswick or any province of canada that I find myself? How Do you want to study or relocate to New Brunswick and you need specifics on studying, living, life after graduation, post-graduation opportunities, jobs, building your networks, acquiring the skills employers are looking to hire, career adjustments, parenting and sacrifices, provincial mobility otherwise known as seeking greener pastures, as well as other ways to make impact economically, culturally and financially as immigrant international students, professionals and permanent residents of Canada. This video provides answers to all these questions and it helps prepare you for life after graduation. CHAPTERS: Introduction: 00:00 - 03:00 Why New Brunswick with William Tarr? 03:01 - 24:30 Why New Brunswick with Phd Consulting: 24:31 - 43:59 How do settle in New Brunswick? Employment is not all to it? Hear what William has to say.. 44:00 - 46:50 My story does not and may not define your story(ies) 46:51 - 48:28 Housing in New Brunswick compared to other places in Canada 48:29 - 49:32 If you come to Canada because of Family, keep to your words 49:33 - 51: 44 Can International Student Mortgage? Watch this 51:45 - 55:29 Why do certain people look down on people in call center jobs? 55:30 - 1:14:23 We are thankful for the opportunity to have two great speakers and residents of New Brunswick who joined Ocrej Consulting to launch its first edition of the candid opinion - TCO. The Candid Opinion is an unscripted session where guests share their real life stories on how the immigrated to Canada. For this session, our guests William Tarr and Ebenezer Ajibade joined us to discuss and share their experiences on how to settle in New Brunswick, and advise on how people can adapt the processes in place across various organizations for greater gains. Why New Brunswick if you may ask? What is the outlook or forecast for immigration and potential either as international students, Post Graduation Work Permit, and other immigration pathways.... lots to learn. Watch this video!!! Let's share some strategic initiatives from the news "New Brunswick is aiming to more than triple the number of immigrants to the province, hoping to reach 7,500 a year by 2024. In addition to attracting new immigrants, the strategy seeks to ensure newcomers remain in the province, targeting a one-year retention rate of 85 per cent by 2024. Labour Minister Trevor Holder says population growth is crucial to the future success of the province. "The strategy delivers ambitious goals that will lead to economic growth and prosperity. When newcomers are fully included in all aspects of society, they become partners in growing our economy and enriching the social and cultural life of our province"...Moncef Lakouas, president of the New Brunswick Multicultural Council News source: CTV, The BuildForce Canada & CIC News To learn more about New Brunswick - check here - https://welcomenb.ca/content/wel-bien... To learn more about Canadian immigration - check here - https://www.canada.ca/en.html For employers looking to hire through the Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program (AIPP) - here - https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-... Work in Canada after you graduate: About the post-graduation work permit - https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-... FOLLOW US ON OUR SOCIALS: ♥EMAIL: info@ocrejconsulting.com (business inquiries only) ♥ IG: @ocrejconsultingstudyabroad ♥ Linkedin: @ocrejconsulting ♥ Twitter: ocrejconsulting Content editing apps: Veed.io, Canva, InShot, & Samsung Android device DISCLAIMER: Any information provided on my YouTube Channel is based on years of research and product of my experience as an international student in Canada some 7 years ago and intended for educational/informational purposes only. I referenced and will continue to reference all resources consulted during my research undertakings. Hence, my presentation, opinions and views are not intended to substitute or provide results and solutions. Final decision on the outcome of your application lies with the schools you apply to. Should you decide to act upon any information on this channel, please proceed with caution. Information is gathered and shared from reputable sources; however, this channel is not responsible for errors or omissions in reporting or explanation. Viewers are advised to seek specific legal advice by contacting Immigration Lawyers.