This 8-week program is designed to equip newcomers to Canada with practical, transferable skills that are essential for both everyday life and professional environments. Throughout the program, newcomers will gain insights into Canadian cultural norms and social etiquette, allowing them to navigate casual and professional interactions with confidence. The program will focus on enhancing communication in daily situations, such as ordering food, asking for directions, and engaging in small talk—skills that help newcomers feel more comfortable and integrated into Canadian life.
Additionally, the program will emphasize key professional communication skills, including making phone calls, writing emails, and participating in meetings. A particular focus will be on job-search skills, such as preparing for interviews, engaging in workplace conversations, and networking effectively. The program will also explore the importance of non-verbal communication, including body language and facial expressions, ensuring newcomers can communicate clearly and appropriately in various contexts. Moreover, strategies for problem-solving and conflict resolution will be taught, helping newcomers handle misunderstandings or difficult conversations with confidence. By the end of the 8 weeks, participants will have developed a strong foundation in communication skills that are vital for successfully integrating into Canadian society and thriving in their careers.
The session is brought to you in collaboration with the Cross-Cultural Community Services Association (TCCSA) and will be facilitated in English. For questions about the program, please contact Vickna Ramesh at vrameshgaran@tccsa.org.
Please note there is no session during March Break (March 20) and Good Friday (April 3)