The seminar
Think out of the box: your career, in a world that is changing.
That is the theme of every seminar. Mr. Stephen gives each one himself, in person, at the school or university, to students about to graduate — the people who can still shape the next few years — and to the parents and staff who guide them.
The outline
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Where you stand
The graduating student’s real options: stay and work, continue to study, move abroad or come to Canada — and what each one asks of you before you graduate.
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The Canadian route, step by step
How a study permit, post-graduation work experience and permanent residence link together; which programmes and provincial streams reward which kind of graduate; how the points system looks at a young applicant.
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Compare destinations honestly
A practitioner’s checklist for any country or programme: who regulates the adviser, what the process costs in total, what is promised and what is actually in the rules.
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Language and credentials
The language tests and scores that open doors, how foreign credentials are assessed, and why starting in the final year saves months afterwards.
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Career readiness
A résumé employers in Canada read, how the job market treats new graduates and newcomers, and the early habits that turn a first job into a career.
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Questions
Time for students to ask what they could not ask a recruiter.
87
institutions on record, and growing
Final years
the audience: students about to graduate, and those who guide them
Canada & abroad
both are covered, so students can compare
Invite Mr. Stephen
Bring the seminar to your students.
Students, parents and the staff who guide them: tell us who you are and what you would like to know. A seminar for your institution starts with this one message.
Mr. Stephen, RCIC · CICC licence R419719
Write to us
Say whether you are a student, a parent or an institution, and what you would like to know.
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