Putting newcomers to work in Canada, faster
Windmill wants to help new Canadians reach their career goals faster. This month, our blog focuses on the power of rapid microcredentials, the value of your international education as well as the best routes to accreditation in health care.
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Canada needs doctors. Here are three ways to get internationally-trained doctors licensed and onto health care’s frontlines
Windmill seeks advice from the Medical Council of Canada to help International Medical Graduates navigate our complex physician licensing system with greater speed and ease.
Micro-credentials: The new rapid way to build your skills and five tips to help newcomers benefit
We offer skilled newcomers advice on how microcredentials can be a rapid approach to learn in-demand skills and grow your value in the job market.
A prescription for career success: Helping internationally-trained pharmacists on the path to working in Canada
Job prospects for pharmacists are strong across Canada but in order to get licensed as an international pharmacy graduate, you have to understand the unique provincial and territorial regulatory expectations.
Ready for the frontlines: Five things internationally-educated nurses (IENs) need to know about getting licensed in Canada
Canada is facing a significant shortage of nurses. Despite this, IENs can face a complex path to getting licensed. Windmill connects with industry experts to offer advice on the path to Canadian nursing career success.
Your international education has value in Canada. Here’s how to make it work for you.
Windmill connects with World Education Services to discuss how new Canadians can make full use of their international education and skills in order achieve career success in their new country.
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Supporting Canada’s newcomer STEM innovators
We explore how skilled newcomer women can help unlock Canada’s innovation economy by leveraging their knowledge and training.
Newcomers need champions. Mentors can help.
We explore how newcomers – and their mentors – benefit from strong, mutually beneficial mentoring relationships.
Building financial knowledge for a stronger Canada
Gain the tools to navigate Canada’s financial landscape and unleash your economic potential.
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion – Through the immigrant lens
There remains work to be done to ensure every Canadian can convert their potential into prosperity.
Information and resources to help you launch and advance your career
From understanding the education you need to get reaccredited to financial planning and job search tips, you’ll find everything you need to succeed in your Canadian career within Windmill’s new Career Planning and Success Centre.
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