Job Search Strategies in Canada

What is one way people often learn about job openings in Canada?

• Online job portals

• Newspaper advertisements

• Word of mouth

• Job fairs

Which aspect of the job search process involves learning about specific occupations?

• Networking

• Researching information

• Filling out application forms

• Understanding job postings

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What is a suggested method for letting people know you are looking for a job?

• Sending mass emails

• Posting on social media

• Talking to friends and family

• Creating a personal website

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Place a checkmark beside the job search activities Rosa carried out.

• Visited an employment centre

• Spoke to a job counsellor

• Looked at job postings

• Analyzed her own skills

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What advice does Rosa have for Gita about preparing for interviews?

• Practice common interview questions

• Wear formal attire

• Research the company

• Arrive late to the interview

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What problems did the job seeker face?

• Lack of job openings

• Inadequate resume

• Poor interview skills

• Limited networking opportunities

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What does the first number in the NOC code identify?

• The level of education or training required

• The specific occupation within the sector

• The sector

• The job title

How many sectors are there in the NOC system?

• 5

• 10

• 15

• 20

What does a second number of '1' in the NOC code generally indicate?

• Requires a university education

• Requires a high school diploma

• Requires a short demonstration

• Requires community college training

In the NOC code example '2146', what does the '2' refer to?

• Specific occupation

• Level of education

• Sector

• Job title