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With Canada set to welcome 330,000 new permanent residents this year, a timely, CERIC-funded research report examines the nature of the settlement sector in Canada and the competencies of the...

Accompanying partners tend to be well educated, with many having completed university degrees in their home countries and having years of prior employment experience. Yet one problem many accompanying partners encounter after...

In August, there were about 570,000 international students in Canada, a 60 percent jump from three years ago. That surge is helping power the biggest increase in international immigration in...

Each week, CERIC is on the lookout for the latest reports related to career development. Here are three that we found interesting this week: The Double-Pane Glass Ceiling (Canadian Centre...

Newcomer Canadians are a diverse group with a wide range in work experience. However, even clients with extensive prior work experience may need assistance navigating the Canadian employment landscape. These...

Omar Salaymeh and Mohammed Hakmi do not know each other, but they share a common past as refugees and, with luck, a prosperous future in the Waterloo Region's growing tech...

Each week, CERIC is on the lookout for the latest reports related to career development. Here are four that we found interesting this week: Disability Policy: From Remedies to Rights...

Immigrants and refugees can face unique barriers compared to other jobseekers when entering the Canadian workforce. Language skills, lack of familiarity with the Canadian job market, trauma and discrimination are...

Migrants are often perceived as mostly unskilled, with little chance of integrating in their host country and as a burden on the public purse. But a new OECD report finds...

Group career counselling for international students wishing to secure employment in Canada was piloted as a scalable program at Western University to meet increasing demands. Participants demonstrated significant improvements in...