We’re excited to announce the release of the Guide to a Working Holiday in Canada, a new English version of the popular “Guide des pvtistes au Canada”.
The Guide to a Working Holiday in Canada is a useful tool for those interested in applying for one of the International Experience Canada (IEC) work permits—Working Holiday, Young Professionals or International Co-op. Whether you’re just starting to review your options or already planning your trip, it provides all English speakers, regardless of their country of citizenship, the comprehensive info they need.
Best of all, you can download the 300-page Guide to a Working Holiday in Canada for FREE to prepare for your adventure and make the most of it. More info…
Are you more comfortable in French? Download the Guide des pvtistes au Canada!
You will also find many in-depth articles in English on pvtistes.net:
- Guide to the Canadian Working Holiday Visa Program
- IEC – Tutorial : Internship, YP and Working Holiday in Canada 2018
- Your To-Do List Before Going to Canada
- The landing process and your first steps in Canada
- Finding Accommodation in Canada
- Finding a job and working in Canada
Summary :
Introduction
I. Working Holiday Visa and Canada 101
01. Why should you apply for a WHV?
02. One WHV, many ways to live the experience
03. The WHV experience with a disability
04. Where should I go?
05. Going off the beaten track – A few testimonies
06. An overview of Canadian provinces and territories
07. Applying for a WHV
08. The first steps to prepare for the adventure
09. How can I find the best health insurance policy?
10. Step-By-Step Pre-Trip prep
11. Last steps before leaving the country
II. O, Canada, here I am!
01. Landing in Canada
02. Applying for a Social Insurance Number
03. Registering with your local embassy or consulate
04. Opening a bank account and transferring your money
05. Choosing your internet and cellphone provider
06. Becoming a “Canadian customer” grocery shopping and more
III. Making the most of your canadian adventure
01. Improving your French or English skills
02. Finding long-term accommodation
03. Growing a network and creating a Canadian-style resume
04. Looking for job offers and going through the hiring process
05. Volunteering with WWOOF and Workaway
06. Buying a car or van
07. Canadian culture 101
08. Dealing with health issues
09. Dealing with homesickness, anxiety and financial issues
IV. Exploring Canada
01. Getting around in North America
02. The best adventures in Canada
03. The best destinations across Canada
04. Road trip 101
05. Tips for crossing the US border without hassle
V. The adventure is over… now what?
01. Dealing with mixed feelings and the reverse culture shock
02. Going back to Canada… Or travelling elsewhere!
Conclusion
Resources and useful links
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