Start with a role, not just a destination
Choose two or three occupations that match your experience. Read the responsibilities closely and make a list of the skills, licences and working conditions that appear across roles. A focused search makes it easier to explain what you can offer.
Build a simple search routine
Keep a record of roles you have researched, employer names, application dates and follow-up notes. Set aside time to tailor each application. Use official employer websites and established employment resources to cross-check listings.
Check the details before you commit
Ask who the employer is, where the work is based, what the duties involve and which requirements apply. Treat an expression of interest as the start of a conversation. It is not a confirmed offer.
Prepare your introduction
Write a short summary of your experience, preferred work and availability. Keep your resume current and have questions ready. Canada Job Path can be a starting point for discussing your employment goals.