Links
Centre for Lifelong Learning – www.cfll.on.ca
Citizenship and Immigration Canada – www.cic.gc.ca
Fanshawe College – www.fanshawec.ca
Global Experience Ontario – This is a new one-stop access and resource centre for internationally trained professionals. Here, newcomers can seek guidance on requirements for professional qualifications, licensing and registration processes and training. For newcomers who choose not to pursue certification, they can also learn about alternative professions that will utilize their existing skills. www.ontarioimmigration.ca/ english/geo.asp
Hire Immigrants – The website www.hireimmigrants.ca offers some excellent strategies for employers who want to hire and integrate newcomers into their workforce
Human Resources and Social Development Canada (HRSDC) – www.hrsdc.gc.ca
London Cross Cultural Learner Centre – www.lcclc.org
Ontario Chapter of the Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters (CME) offers good advice in their document, Take a Look at What’s Working: Internationally Trained Workers in Canada” at www.cme-mec.ca/shared/upload/on/reference_ piece.pdf
Ontario Ministry of Citizen and Immigration – www.citizenship.gov.on.ca
Skills International – www.skillsinternational.ca
Thames Valley District School Board – www.tvdsb.on.ca/ace
The Centre for Canadian Language Benchmarks – www.language.ca
The University of Western Ontario – on-line multi-faith calendar – www.uwo.ca/equity/ docs/mfcalendar.htm
Toronto Region Immigrant Employment Council (TRIEC) – www.hireimmigrants.ca
WIL Employment Connections – www.wil.ca
World Education Services (WES) – www.wes.org/ca/
The information in the Global Talent guides is designed as a starting point. There are many excellent sources with more detailed information and resources for employers who wish to diversify their workforce. Many of those resources are listed in this guide. Because Web links can become outdated, you may wish to visit the Global Talent website for updated lists of links.
