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Online Workshops for Newcomers & IEP Stakeholders Project


Click here to check out Workshops Online: Immigration to Integration!

ICTC’s Workshops Online: Immigration to Integration has been launched in English.

Technical Requirements:
ICTC’s Workshops Online will require the following:
• Pop-up windows enabled in your browser
• Cookies enabled in your browser. 
• Adobe Reader for your browser (set to read in browser, not set to download)
• Adobe Flash browser plug-in,
• Updated Internet browser such as IE 7 or higher, Mozilla Firefox 3 or higher, Safari 4 or Chrome.

Who is Workshops Online for?
ICTC’s Workshops Online is for IEPs and Immigration Stakeholders. Workshops Online is available free for:
• Internationally Educated Professionals (IEPs) in and outside Canada, and
• IEP Stakeholders providing services to IEPs, both internationally and in Canada, including visa
  officers, immigrant serving agencies, immigration officers, settlement and employment counsellors.

About Workshops Online: Immigration to Integration
ICTC’s Workshops Online is an e-learning tool that provides essential knowledge about;
• working in Canada, including the process of coming to Canada:
• what Canadian ICT employers need: and,
• resources available to develop technical, business, language, and workplace communication
  competencies.

This initiative will further establish Canada as a leader in the attraction, retention and integration of IEPs in the ICT sector.

ICTC decided to focus on this initiative partly because our research shows that the Canadian ICT sector will need to recruit between 15,800 and 22,350 ICT workers each year between 2008 and 2015.  Internationally Educated Professionals will account for 30% or more of the annual supply of ICT professionals.

Without the integration of groups currently under-represented in the ICT sector – including IEPs, women and Aboriginals – Canada will not be able to compete or innovate in today’s global economy. IEPs – whether they are seasoned professionals, recent graduates or those employed outside their field – are viewed as particularly well positioned to fill vital roles in Canada’s ICT sector.

For more information, download;
Workshops Online Backgrounder
Workshops Online Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) 

Workshops Online is funded by Citizenship and Immigration Canada and is part of ICTC’s Immigration Initiatives.