Canadian Immigrant proudly presents a free one-stop web industry-specific virtual web conference series connecting newcomers with information and inspiration as you settle into your new home in partnership with ACCES Employment.Happening on December 19, 2024 at 1:00 pm, this 90-minute event will discuss career development, education and various aspects of settlement, all to help you on your journey.Broken into several parts, this web conference for Human Resource Professionals will feature speakers who are experts in their fields from coast to coast with the goal to help you succeed on your chosen path.More speakers and topics coming soon!
AMSSA and its member agencies and stakeholders organize public community events, workshops for newcomers to Canada as well as professional development training, workshops, seminars and conferences for (re)settlement, language training diversity and inclusion sector employees. Community events and workshops which are continuous are listed below the calendar.
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December 19, 2024 @ 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm
1:00pm (EST)
ACCES Employment HR Connections ProgramIn this session, you’ll learn about ACCES Employment HR Connections Program and hear from members of the ACCES Employment team.
1:45pm (EST)
Tips and advice on how to be more visible to employers in the Canadian job market.A session covering tips and advice on how newcomers can be more visible within the competitive Canadian job market. The session will focus on key pointers to help you strategize your job search techniques and tools, network more efficiently, and truly understand what employers are looking for to increase your chances of securing employment in Canada.
Keynote speakers:
Aditika Mangalik
Human Resources Connections (HRC) Team
The Human Resources Connections (HRC) program supports internationally trained HR professionals integrate into the Canadian labor market through mentorship, networking, and industry-specific training. The team includes Project Manager Michelle Allen, CHRL; Aditika Mangalik, a seasoned HR professional specializing in talent acquisition and newcomer empowerment; and Michelle Hagan, a global HR and recruitment specialist dedicated to supporting underrepresented communities. Together, they equip participants with the tools and support needed to thrive in their HR careers in Canada.
Michelle Allen, CHRL
For the presentation, I will be discussing:
- HRPA’s role as Ontario’s Regulator and Association
- The designations offered (CHRP, CHRL, CHRE)
- I will briefly discuss the designation process but will not go into too much detail due to the limited time
- The benefits of having a designation
- The benefits of joining HRPA as a member and the discount code to register
Nicolette Holness (she/her)
Early Career Specialist
Nicolette Holness recently joined the Human Resources Professionals Association (HRPA) as the Early Career Specialist. She holds a bachelor’s degree in human resources management from York University and a Postgraduate Certificate in Hospitality and Tourism Management. With over eight years of diverse experience, Nicolette has developed expertise in recruitment, selection, and onboarding across the hospitality, nonprofit, and engineering sectors.
Baisakhi Roy
Moderator
Baisakhi Roy is a writer and journalist based in Oakville. Her work has been published in several leading Canadian media outlets including The Globe and Mail, Toronto Star, Toronto Life, Chatelaine, Broadview and CBC. Her areas of interest and expertise lie in the intersections of immigrant life and culture in Canada. She is an avid Bollywood fan and co-hosts the Hindi language podcast KhabardaarPodcast.com.
Ongoing Community Events/Programs
English Upgrading Classes for Adults
Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday 12:40 – 2:40 p.m.
September 2025 – January 2026
Free LINC classes for adults
September 2025 – January 2026
