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Guides for Employers and International Students

The International Education Centre at MSVU was proud to partner with Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA) to develop two guides to support employment and retention of international students and graduates in the Atlantic region. Available in both English and French, both international students and employers will find the guides a helpful resource in this area. The guides can be downloaded and added to organizational websites, and distributed in soft or hard copies as desired.

Guides for Students to Download:

working and staying in Atlantic Canada

» Guide to Working and Staying in Atlantic Canada (English)

» Rack Card of Student Working and Staying in Atlantic Canada (English)

working and staying in Atlantic Canada in French

» Guide de Travailler et Demeurer au Canada Atlantique (French)

» Carte Rack de Travailler et Demeurer au Canada Atlantique (French)

Guides for Employers to Download:

hiring and retaining international students and graduates in Atlantic Canada

» Hiring and Retaining International Students and Graduate in Atlantic Canada (English)

» Rack Card for Employers (English)

 

hiring and retaining international students and graduates in Atlantic Canada in French

» L’embauche et la Rétention des étudiants et diplômés étrangers au Canada atlantique (French)

» Carte Rack pour les Employeurs (French)

About the Publications:

This publication originated at Mount Saint Vincent University (MSVU) as a project undertaken by Career Services and Co-operative Education. The expansion of the guides to include information and resources for all of Atlantic Canada was made possible with the support of the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA).

We are grateful to the advisory committee, which was made up of representatives from across the university and college sector in the Atlantic provinces, as well as representatives from the provincial immigration offices, and Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada. Their time spent reviewing and making suggestions was valuable in ensuring that the content is as complete as possible and is an accurate reflection of our individual areas.

MSVU will maintain these guides on an ongoing basis. Any feedback can be sent to international@msvu.ca