Employment

Microloans for newcomers to Canada to help cover the cost associated with having their international education/credentials recognized so that they can work in their field or related field and enhance their skills and education in a related field. Includes:

• Registration fees
• Licensing and examination fees
• Training, tuition fees, related textbooks or online resources
• Living expenses (During exams or specific training)
• Travel and accommodation expenses to complete exams and courses
• Work tools

Note: If the program or training you are taking is eligible for a Government Student Loan program, it cannot be eligible for AICLF.

Provides a path way to permanent residence for skilled workers and international graduates from a recognized post-secondary institution in Atlantic Canada (PEI, NS, NB, NF) who are willing to work and live in one of the four provinces.

AIP aims to help Canadian employers to hire qualified workers for jobs cannot be filled with the existing local workforce.

• Providing information on employment and job search topics
• Help developing a Canadian-style resume and cover letter
• Teaching clients how to job search or find volunteer opportunities
• Locating career skills building opportunities
• Assistance applying for available wage subsidy programs

• Canadian Workplace Culture
• Refugee Employment Orientation
• Alternate Careers Day
• Networking for Success
• Newcomer Entrepreneur Program
• Job Fair Preparation
• Social Media and Your Career
• Interview Skills Practice
• Job Information Sessions with employers