Land Your Dream Job! 8 Job Interview Tips for the Canadian Market
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by Amanda Graham
4d ago
Perhaps you’re a full-time student, looking for part-time work to help you through college. Or you may be a recent graduate, looking to ..read more
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Meet Othmane! Our Student Highlight
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by Hermann Fink
2w ago
As international students, we constantly face adversity. However, one characteristic that we all share is resilience. The capacity to get ..read more
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Mastering the Art of Healthy Eating on a Budget
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by Ignacio Guillen Torres
3w ago
Eating healthy on a budget is a common challenge, but with a strategic approach to shopping and meal preparation, it's entirely possible ..read more
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Toronto, Vancouver, or Montreal Which city is best for international students
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by Javier LaValle
3M ago
Packing your bags for Canada but can't decide between the 3 most popular destinations for international students? We've got you! Think of this as your friendly guide (with emojis and everything ) to choosing your new Canadian city. This is not only based on the vibes but on the real stuff—costs, culture, jobs, weather, and, of course, the best spots for Insta-worthy moments. Toronto: The Melting Pot (The Big City) Lifestyle Vibes: Imagine living in a city where every day feels like a global tour. Toronto's multicultural streets are your ticket to the world, offering a bustling city life ..read more
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The Maze of Life Choices: How To Uncover Your Career Path Without Losing Your Mind
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by Amornrat Sethi
4M ago
“What do you want to be when you grow up?” is a question we've all been asked at least once in our lives, whether by a kindergarten teacher, a friend, or a neighbor. The journey to answering that question is not as straightforward. However, fear not, as navigating the choices and uncovering your career path is definitely possible. If you are currently in the middle of this maze, unsure about which direction to take, read on. Discover Your Interests and Hidden Talents Knowing what you like and what you are good at is one of the steps you can take. Are you guilty of spending hours on online ..read more
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Student Savings 101: A Student’s Guide To Perks And Discounts In Canada
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by Ignacio Guillen Torres
4M ago
Navigating through the maze of student life in Canada can quickly get expensive. Fortunately, we have made this guide to help you save some money while you’re at it. So, buckle up because we’re about to drop some serious knowledge bombs on how to make the most out of our status as students to access benefits and discounts that'll have you saving big time! Unlocking The Full Potential Of Our Student ID First off, let's talk about those sweet, sweet student discounts. From clothing stores to tech shops, and even some restaurants, flashing our student IDs can unlock deals at a ton of places ..read more
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Blood Donation In Canada
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by Maria Gore
4M ago
Did you know that, on average, someone in Canada needs blood every 60 seconds? Blood is a critical part of everyday medical care. This includes major surgeries, medical procedures, cancer treatments and managing diseases and disorders. The best part is that all active donors have the potential to change someone’s life forever! Hi, my name is Maria Gore and I’m a Community Development Manager at Canadian Blood Services. As an international student, I quickly fell in love with Canada’s culture and began a life-changing journey. After completing my MBA, I was looking for an opportunity to wor ..read more
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Creating Opportunities: Freelancing in Canada as an International Student
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by Javier LaValle
4M ago
As we often say to Thrivvers, "If you're not getting any opportunities to have some work experience, create some for yourself." drops the mic This mantra can quickly become your beacon of hope as you navigate the Canadian job market for the first time. The challenge? The elusive "Canadian work experience" requirement which seems to be the golden ticket to employment. However, strangely enough, that paradoxically requires having been employed in Canada. It's the classic chicken and egg dilemma. "But, Thrivve, how can I get Canadian work experience if I don’t have Canadian work experience ..read more
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The Good, The Bad, and The Teamwork: Surviving Group Projects
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by Rafah Al-Mutarreb
4M ago
In the vast universe of group projects, we've all had our share of eye-rolling moments and mini-celebrations. If you're an international student, chances are you're no stranger to the unique blend of excitement and frustration that comes with these collaborations. Group projects often suck! Why? Well, let's unpack the challenges, meet the usual suspects (aka group members), highlight the unexpected benefits, and offer some survival tips. The Group Project Challenge Group projects can feel like joining a new sports team. You don't know who's going to pass the ball, who's going to run for ..read more
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Summer and Seasonal Jobs in Canada: A Golden Opportunity for International Students
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by Rafah Al-Mutarreb
5M ago
Hey, Thrivvers! Are you thinking about making the most of your summer break or maybe picking up a gig during the school year? Well, you’re in luck because summer and seasonal jobs are Canada’s bread and butter! And most of them are perfect opportunities for international students like you.  Not only can these jobs help your wallet, but they also serve as a fantastic way to gain that much-needed "Canadian work experience" on your resume. But what are these jobs all about and how can you get one?  What Are Seasonal Jobs? Seasonal jobs are temporary positions companies offer durin ..read more
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