"It was a wonderful experience interacting with you and appreciate the way you have planned and executed the whole publication process within the agreed timelines.”
Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
What is it in Canada that no other country has? Why Canada stands out?
How can one apply to immigrate, what is the process, what challenges may come,
what one should do at different stages in the process? Whether one should apply
to Express entry or PNP? How is PNP different from Express entry and FSWP? What
is there for an international student? What is in it for parents? What are different
checklists?
This book gives you TIPs at every stage. Immigration process, references and
Immigration FAQs help clear your queries. This book orients you to deal with
Culture Shock.
Whether it is your approach to the immigration process, making a Canadian
style resume, job search, cover letters or how to approach interviews and
reference check process, book provides you with ideas and tips from the lens of
an immigrant, a recruiter, counsellor and employers’ who have been involved in
hiring Canadians and internationally educated professionals over the years.
What Canadian employers look for; how to find a job?
This book has messages from folks who successfully migrated. The book features
advice from experts including recruiters, HR and other industry leaders.
Ansuman Das
A simple soul for whom kindness and compassion stand tall.
Ansuman grew up and got the opportunity to travel, work and stay across
India and outside amidst diverse cultures. He transitioned to become
a strong believer in the concept of One-World and Humanity-first, a
counselor, social work volunteer, spiritual science practitioner, seeker with
two decades of global Human Resource career.
He says, we are not perfect, we learn from each other and evolve every second. Ansuman has
been writing for international journals and has authored books in different genres primarily
on anthropology, humanism, culture and spiritual science.
Royalties from his books are dedicated to underprivileged children causes.
