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Professional Immigrant Networks (PINs) in Canada are associations run by trained professionals who help skilled newcomers prepare for the Canadian workplace. Members get access to opportunities to build their network, and receive dedicated support to strategise their job search and find employment that matches their skills and abilities. In this section, you will learn about many such networks.

PINs – Special TV Episode

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This episode of NEW CANADIANS has everything you need to know if you’re a professional immigrant looking to find meaningful employment in Canada. Through the Toronto Region Immigrant Employment Council (TRIEC), we take a look at a number of associations that are part of the Professional Immigrant Networks (PINs) program. There are over 60 different immigrant […]
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PINs – Alternative Careers

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If you’re a professional coming to Canada, you’ll likely be interested in the Professional Immigrants Network (PINs) program. Take a look at these three networks within the program that help newcomers prepare for registration exams in regulated professions such as the medical field or how to transfer their skills into alternative careers like entrepreneurship.
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PINs – Employment Services

PINs – Employment Services

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In this video, we take a closer look at three professional immigrant networks that guide newcomers to meet other professionals and find employment. The Association of Romanian Engineers in Canada (AREC), Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) and Persica Management and Quality Association (PMQA) are networks that use workshops, study groups and mentoring to teach […]
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PINs – Alternative Careers

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M-Bridge Culture Integration Society for Professionals is a proud PINs association run by internationally educated professionals (IEPs). M-Bridge’s Executive Director, Sophie Duan talks about her experience with the PINs program. M-Bridge was formed in 2008 to help professional immigrants to integrate into Canadian workplace and society through educational services. As a volunteer-run association, we were constantly […]
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All access pass to Canada: Getting to know your new home

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