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Internationally Educated Dental Professional Bridging Program (IEDP)
Computer Training
Our Computer Skills Training offers computer classes for immigrants with various competency levels, from basic computer skills to advanced programs.
Read MoreAtlantic Immigrant Career Loan Fund (AICLF)
If you’re an internationally trained immigrant living in Atlantic Canada, the Atlantic Immigrant Career Loan Fund can help you overcome financial barriers to upgrade your skills and obtain your license…
Read MoreProfessional Practice Program
The Professional Practice Program can help you build professional networks, obtain local work references, learn about Canadian work culture, and gain Canadian experience in your profession.
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Bridging the Gap for Internationally Educated Early Childhood Educators (IE ECEs)
There is a strong labour market demand for early childhood educators (ECEs) in Nova Scotia. Yet, immigrant job seekers – despite their desire and ability to contribute to this sector…
Read MoreNew Resource for Internationally Educated Engineers
Engineering in Nova Scotia is a website designed to provide Internationally Educated Engineers (IEEs) in Nova Scotia or pre-arrival, with detailed information about the engineering landscape in NS and Canada.…
Read MoreOnline Computer Training
Would you like to improve your computer skills? Take online computer training to work toward your career goals! You can register for the following courses online or over the phone:…
Read MoreImmigrant Youth Employability Project (IYEP)
T.W. attended the Immigrant Youth Employability Project: “I finished my training at Northwood yesterday and I got my diploma. Starting Monday I will work as CCA I am so happy…
Read MoreLeading the Way: Multi-Stakeholder Work Groups
A collaborative model for making systemic change in regulated occupations
To work in a regulated occupation requires a particular certification or licensure. Skilled immigrants understand the importance of high standards of practice, but they need fair and realistic opportunities to have their qualifications assessed and recognized so they can work in their fields…
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