How to find a suitable jobs in Canada.

There are many ways to find a job in canada. But better qualified in any of the professional field by education or training or by both. Even after getting your job don't stop the process of learning more about your job related field.

There are many ways to find a job.
By A Friend or Relative.
By Newspaper, TV, Radio advertisement.
By Registering in Job Banks ( web sites)
By Employment Resource Centres.

EMPLOYMENT RESOURCE CENTRE.
Employment Resource Centres are in a way give free advice, asistance and resources that are necessary for job seeking, making self employment and Career improvement or development.

These centres welcome people who are in need of help in the fields of federal and provincial labour legislation like labour standards and the employment standards act. They will assist any one in the job skill talent, job options, future expections, training and further education, job loss issues, women at work, the labour market, career planning and research along with self development

There are many specialized resource centres which have been established to help people with special needs like newly arrived mmigrants, women in work, youngsters, office staff, aboriginal people, and people with disabilities.

Resources will be have the following

An up-to-date library of job postings, daily newspapers, business magazines, directories, reference books, videos, training and labour market information and community resources .

Computers and typing tutorials, various job search materials (audio-visual-multimedia) the internet, telephones, fax machines and photo copiers You can get resume and cover letter writing, self marketing, interview skills, career planning, hidden job markets, internet job searches, and many more to get.

They provide every thing free, some time they may charge for phone calls, prinouts and photocopies a minimal charge.

Don Mills Employment Resource Centre
1090 Don Mills Road, Suite 406
Toronto, Ontario
Major intersection: Lawrence Ave East & Don Mills Road
Website: http://www.tcet.com

Scarborough Central Community Employment Service
Progress Career Planning Centre
1200 Markham Road, Suite 400
Scarborough, Ontario
Major intersection: Markham & Ellesmere
Phone: (416) 439-8448
Website: http://www.careerplan.net/seekers.html

Scarborough South Community Employment Centre
YWCA of Greater Toronto
3090 Kingston Road, 3rd Floor
Scarborough, Ontario
Major intersection: Kingston Road & McCowan
Phone: (416) 264-5788
Website: http://www.ywcator.org/sscec

Kennedy Employment Resource Centre
Centre for Education and Training
2425 Eglinton Avenue East, Suite 300
Scarborough, Ontario
Major intersection: Kennedy & Eglinton
Phone: (416) 285-8876
Website: http://www.tcet.com

Tapscott Employment Resource Centre
Centennial College and Toronto Social Services
5635 Finch Avenue East, Unit 9/10
Scarborough, Ontario
Major intersection: Finch & Tapscott