Totally free and online event teaches Brazilians how to get the much-desired job vacancy and work in Canada

If you dream of working and living in Canada, this is the great opportunity! Employability Week is a free online event that teaches how to get the job you've dreamed of

Canada is one of the favorite destinations for Brazilians when it comes to living outside Brazil. However, it is still a challenge to achieve this goal, as it is necessary to follow a series of steps to do so. Thinking exactly about this audience that wants to study and work in Canada, Seda Intercâmbios created the Employability Week in Canada, a fully online event that will present the work scenario for Brazilians to get the much-desired job vacancy.

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What's so fascinating about Canada?

Canada is a country located in North America and is the second largest in the world in size. The country shares with the United States the longest border line on the planet, with almost 9 km. It has one of the lowest population densities in the world, with just 8,6 people on average occupying every square kilometer. And the inhabitants are mostly in the cities – leaving large rural areas largely untouched.

The country has diversity in its DNA: it had indigenous origins, was colonized by the French and British and, since independence, has also found in immigrants the strength that led it to become one of the richest nations in the world. With so much variety and an enormous concern for the quality of life, it is no coincidence that Canada is among the preferred destinations for Brazilian students, who have the privilege of immersing themselves in the multicultural richness of a country that is master in welcoming other peoples with open arms.

After all, we cannot forget that the essence of Canada is immigration. With its doors open to the world, Canadian culture absorbed elements from Franco-British colonization. Know that in Canada both English and French are spoken. You then have two language options to experience in the country. English is still more widely spoken than French. The accent of those who live in Canada and speak English is very similar to that of North Americans. Some rare words, however, refer to British English.

While Canada is often associated with snow and the wonderful winter sports this natural feature brings, the country's temperatures can vary just as much as its landscapes. The four Canadian seasons are well marked and, while it is possible to enjoy a summer with temperatures of up to 35 °C, winter can also be very rigorous − it all depends on the region. One of the most enjoyable seasons to experience in the country, regardless of the area, is spring. Autumn, on the other hand, is a dream for those who love to photograph: fallen leaves in infinite tones ranging from yellow to brown.

Event with job openings in Canada

The event is free and anyone can participate, see below the topics covered each day:

• Tuesday, 17/8: Employability in Canada, all about the job market.
• Wednesday, 18/8: Get to know the technology and hospitality market.
• Thursday, 19/8: Financial Services and Marketing.

The event takes place every day at 19 pm and, in addition to addressing the aforementioned topics, participants will learn how to get a job in that area.

In addition to all this, participants will still be able to compete for scholarships of up to 60% in various courses at institutions in Canadian cities such as Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver.

Among them are highly regarded institutions in the country, see: UCW (University Canada West), CCTB (Canadian College of Technology and Business), TSOM (Toronto School of Management) and Trebas Institute. Some do not require proficiency tests, and you can prove your language level at the school itself.

In addition to the scholarships, SEDA will also offer free mentorship with career consultant Luciana Vieira to subscribers. For her, a career is a central point of concern for anyone planning to move to the country.

Registration: to register is easy, just access the portal of the SEDA - Exchanges. During registration, participants will have to enter some personal information.