Dear Daisy:

As a newcomer to Canada, I could not have been in more capable hands, as I tried to deal with the challenges of finding my way into the Canadian workforce and society. Not only were you professional and competent in your knowledge of career coaching, resume preparation and psychological reorientation, but the passion which you brought to your work was infectious and was a great motivation for me. Keep up the good work!!

EAH, Communications Specialist

Global Services

At some point in my life...I’ve walked in your shoes!

At some point in my life...I've lived with your challenges, and

At some point in my life...I've known your frustrations. As a result, I am well positioned to help you succeed.

Daisy Wright, President

Moving to a new country might be one of the most difficult decisions you'll ever make...and can be a daunting task. You'll experience a higher stress level as you try to settle down, conduct an effective job search; create a clearly focused resume; understand Canadian workplace norms and values, understand the importance of the occupational outlook handbook. You are nervous and your palms are sweating about your first interview. You begin to wonder if you should get professional interview coaching or leave it up to good luck.

That's a lot to deal with, but there's no need for you to worry. We will guide you through the process of identifying your employment needs, overcoming employment barriers and learning job search strategies to help you get a foot in the door.

We are known for the one-on-one personal attention we give to our clients, whether they are seeking basic career counseling services, simple job search advice or learning how to use the Canadian Occupational Outlook Handbook in their job search.

You have come to the "Wright" place and we'll be pleased to help you with your job search.

Get a copy of our book "No Canadian Experience, Eh?" that gives:

Career counselling and job search advice

Resume writing and interview coaching

Building a network of contacts and learning how to market yourself to employers

Accessing the hidden job market and understanding labour market trends

Helping you to use the Occupational Outlook Handbook for career information

Getting your credentials assessed before you begin your job search

Understanding Canadian workplace norms and values

Finding community resources

Let us use our experience to assist you in your career transition. We will assist you in using the Canadian Occupational Outlook Handbook in your job search; develop a strategic resume and prepare you to ace that all-important interview. Give us a call at (905) 840-7039 or email us at info@thewrightcareer.com to move your career forward.

Important Note: The Wright Career Solution is not an employment agency, neither do we provide immigration consultation.