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 In-Person Event - Please call (416) 439-8448 or Email pcpi@careerplan.net

*** Online Event Via ZOOM – Click on the date and link to register

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August 2026

We are fully open to the public

Toronto East Newcomers Services (TENS)

Job Search Tools Mastery

Learn how to navigate the Canadian job market using today’s most effective job search platforms. This workshop equips participants how to search strategically, set up job alerts, manage applications, and explore remote and flexible job opportun

Remote Work Ready Skills

This is an interactive online workshop designed to help participants succeed in virtual work environments. Participants learn practical tools and strategies to enhance productivity, adaptability, and confidence while working remotely.

Careers Transition Strategies

This workshop provides an overview of career transition strategies for newcomers entering the Canadian labour market. Participants will learn how to identify transferable skills, explore alternative career pathways, manage transition risks, and develop a practical career transition plan.

Resume that Stands Out

Participants will learn how to develop a strong, Canadian‑style résumé that highlights transferable skills and meets employer expectations. The workshop covers ATS‑friendly formatting, customization strategies, and tips for tailoring résumés to specific job postings.

Career Licensing Navigator

This information session supports internationally trained professionals in understanding pathways into regulated professions in Canada. Participants will learn about credential assessment, licensing requirements, bridging programs, and alternative career options while pursuing licensure.

Essential Career Skills

This workshop focuses on the core skills needed to succeed in today’s evolving job market. Topics include adaptability, digital and AI‑related workplace tools, professional mindset, and practical skills that support long‑term employability.

Self-Employment In collaboration with City of Toronto

This workshop provides an overview of self-employment opportunities in Toronto and Ontario. Participants will learn about starting a small business, legal and tax considerations, and how
to develop a simple and practical action plan.

Jobs In-Demand (Job Market GPS)

Navigate Canada’s job market with confidence and clarity. This information session equips participants to understand NOC and TEER systems, explore in‑demand occupations, and strategically align their international experience and transferable skills with Canadian job opportunities

Careers in the Healthcare

An information session designed to navigate different careers in healthcare, identify your best fit, exploring the various roles available across clinical, administrative, and support functions, identify key employers, effectively handle the licensing issues and build an effective strategy.

Interview like a Pro

This practical workshop helps participants prepare for job interviews. Learn how to answer common, job specific, culture fit and behavioral interview questions using the STAR method, master interviews practicing mock interview.

Pathway to Engineering Licensure in Ontario In collaboration with Professional Engineers Ontario (PEO)

This information session provides an overview of the P.Eng. licensing process in Ontario, including eligibility requirements, application steps, experience assessment, and the NPPE. Participants will also learn about processing timelines and the role of validators.

Career Reboot & Reinvention

This workshop equips participants to identify transferable skills, explore career pivot strategies, and take practical steps toward rebuilding confidence while creating a clear and realistic career action plan.

Personal Branding & Professional Image

This workshop equips participants to define their personal brand, enhance their professional image, and optimize their LinkedIn profile for success in the Canadian job market.

Canadian Workplace Culture

Participants learn about workplace culture, communication norms, employee rights, and practical strategies for successful workplace integration, including volunteering opportunities.

Youth Pathway to Employment (YPE)

This information session is for selected participants of the Youth Pathway to Employment (YPE) Program. Participants will learn about program expectations, training and employment supports, key dates, and available resources to help them successfully prepare for and secure employment opportunities.

Please call to register 416-261-0389 or

email: tens@pcpi.ca

Employment Services

HOW CAN WE HELP YOU?

INDIVIDUAL APPOINTMENTS
One–on–One with a Career Coach
via Phone / Email / Online / In-Person

To register to attend a live webinar click here or for more information,
Please call (416) 439-8448

Call (416) 439-8448 to book an appointment with Employment and Career Coach

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This Employment Ontario service is funded in part by the Government of Canada and the Government of Ontario.

IEP Conference

Overview

The IEP Conference is a unique Canadian initiative for Internationally Educated Professionals (IEPs) taking interactive learning, economic development, and stakeholder awareness to unprecedented levels. Every participant can engage in a myriad of career and personal development experiences guided and encouraged every step of the way by subject matter experts from licensing bodies, educational institutions, professional associations, skilled facilitators, employers and successful IEPs.

To learn more about the IEP Conference, visit http://www.iep.ca.