Currently I am pursuing MBA 1St year in India . What kind of skill and certificatation needed to easy to find job in Canada. Please provide me some tricks. Thank you mam
Hi. A new prospective subsriber here. I have 9 yrs exp in banking in India, hold a PR on Canada, thinking to switch to HR. Do I need an HR Degree? Or just going through 9 courses and try cracking CHRP Can help?
Look for roles HR-Technology-Finance intersection, very few resources have that kind of skill set. People who know Payroll, Taxes, Labor Distribution, Benefits.
@@cilian.9411 This is something I saw with one of my collegues wife, who followed this pathway. She started with Accounting, she was already working for compnay up in Canada while working she completed her CPA. Then she moved into department dealing with North American payroll accounting. She first learnt all about US and Canadian payroll there. Then her company implemented SAP, she learnt technology there as well, but more from funtional aspect. She then did few certiications in SAP, now she works as SAP consultant in HCM space, specializing in setting up North American payroll and taxes in SAP.
Hey, love this video! I am thinking about relocating to Canada. I am currently a HRBP but quite junior in the role in the UK. I have a Level 7 CIPD accredited qualification from the UK, would I still need to obtain a certification in Canada to be able to have that competitive edge?
Hi Lish, thank you for your kind words! And congrats on the CIPD accredition. Just me personal opinion here, if you can go for additional certifications, just do it. The more the merrier.
I am having 4 years experience in HR Domain as HRB in India, , I wanted to do job in foreign country, but I am not getting, Which portal I should use to apply??
Hi, could you please help understand the job market for a learning and development professional in Canada? Also what certifications would be required. I am from India and have 15 years of experience in leadership and talent development.
Hi, Thank You. Very Informative and helpful video. I am an HR professional currently working in India and in process of coming to Canada in next 6-8 months. I am an MBA in HR with 15+ yrs of experience in HR Generalist domain. I really wish to do CHRP now and probably CHRL later, but i found that CHRP can be done only after landing in Canada and that too would take approximately 1 year to clear all course modules. Pls suggest ways through which i can secure a suitable job for myself after landing in Canada till completion of my CHRP. Also any other suggestion if you would like to give. Thanks.
Hi, thanks for reaching out! Well, the job market is too confusing honestly! Specially for HR folks, the expectations are too high. We are expected to have working knowledge of Canadian Laws, which ofcourse is not possible with international experience. Certification is a good starting point. Write to me on soulful.konnection@gmail.com. We can chat more!
Hi, I have a question. If I done Master’s program in HR in Canada and have certificates from Linkedin (supported by SHRM and HRCI) would these help me to get HR job in Canada?
Hey may ik is marketing field in demand? How are the salary ranges. I would really appreciate if you could answer me this. Plus hr always prefer master over pgdm?
Hey, Can you clear some of my doubts 1) How is the job of recruiter or HR professional in Canada ? Is it good paid and how are the growth and future prospects ? 2) Is it easy or hard to get a job of recruiter in Canada, considering having 3 years of experience as a recruiter in home country ( India )
Hi Tanu, As you said that you handle Global mobility. Will you be able to comment on the Global Mobility HR job market in Canada? I have 4 years of Expat HR experience here in India and have handled multiple countries in my job role including countries in Europe and East Asia. I am open to change my role and move out of Global mobility if needed and definitely considering HR certifications. I have also sent you connect request on Linkedin :)
Hi Jayati, thanks for watching the video. Well, right now the entire HR job market is quite bad in Canada , let alone global mobility ! With the great layoffs, there are too many unemployed people in the market as compared to available job postings. Hence, I can only wish you all the success in your job search and do get your certifications done to have that extra edge over other candidates.
So I have a CHRMP Certification, which I had done through a "London International studies" institute. So, does it still qualify for Canada? Also, your videos are quite helpful, thank you!!
Hi, firstly, congratulations for the certification and please know that any certification adds value to your career, irrespective of country.. However, its always better to also aim for certain globally recognised certifications like SHRM, CHRP or the ones provided by HRCI to have that competitive edge!
Hi, I have done PGDHRM from MS University Baroda, and now I want to work as an HR Recruiter. I clicked on the link you provide in the description box for Association for Professional Recruiters in Canada but could not reach the official site. If you can help me in this regard please.
Hi Tanu I like your videos, I want to ask you that I live in SK and already have 8 years of experience in India mostly in hr operations , I want to do some certification here but I am not sure which one to do I am already trying to get CPHR designation but need to know of I will do CHRl certification will it bẹ useful?
Hi,certifications just enhance your profile, they dont guarantee a job !! As far as you are in Canada, CPHR should suffice. You can always do CHRI as your personal accomplishment and ofcourse it adds value to your experience.
Hi, thanks for the video. But, I have a doubt. If I do a PG diploma program in Human Resources Management from Toronto. Should I do a CHRP certification to work there or will it come under my program?
Hi Snehaz, thats a very good question! Although my basic understanding is that certifcations hold a different value than college courses, you may want to double check with the college you intent to do your HRM diploma course. For example, even if someone has done an MBA in HR, they go ahead with certifications to add value to their career profile.
Hello, this video is so helpful. I have been looking for an entry-level HR job from the last 2 months as I did MBA in HR still I haven't gotten any offer. So, are these still required certificates for entry-level jobs too?
Certificates are not a mandatory requirement, but definitely gets a priority over someone who is non-certified .. if you have the feasibility of getting certified, go for it
Good morning Tanu. Reaching out to you for suggestions and guidance please. I am an HR professional in India having 10+ years of relevant experience and currently playing a role of Deputy Head HR in a mid-sized organization here, with material experience in strategic HR domains. Form the educational qualification perspective, I hold a B.Texh degree follwed by an MBA from IIIT. I am all set to begin my immigration journey and planning to go all out to land in Canada in next 6-7 months. Would be really obliged if you mentor me in my journey of Canadians job search along with sensititzation of canadian work culture. Additionally, would seek your advise on the certification front too. Looking forward for your kind consideration 👍
Hi, thanks for writing! And all the best for the immigration journey. As for HR jobs in Canada, a few things that really are, networking, certification and consistency in applying. Since you have 6-7 months time, start networking right away. Leverage Linkedin to connect with people from all the companies you aim to work in. The work culture is definitely different than India. The power distance is low and time is of utmost importance. You can write to me on soulfulkonnection@gmail.com and we can dig the details.
Thanks mam for the information. I am planning to migrate to Canada soon as aa international student of business management in human resource (Lambton college Mississauga) .I don't have any back home experience too and I wanna known that will it be worth to select this course to sustain in canada and develope a good career in canada and also want to know more about how can I find job in same field during and after completion of my schooling. I will be very thankful to you and hope you will replay soon .thank u
Hi Jasneet, my apologies for responding this late! I would first complete my studies and then pursue additional certificates. Canada has its own HR certificates ( you can refer to my other videos) . If you plan to stay here long term, I would suggest pursuing any such certificate so that you have a competitive edge against other candiates during interviews.
@@soulfulkonnection maam for a fresher who completed an arts defree in india and has no job experience and wants to pursue master on hr related field. Is it worth to do masters in canada in hr related field and find a job. Or will it be better to have experience in my home country before pursuing masters in hr related field field in canada??
Hey there! I'm planning to pursue Mba in Finance or Hr analytics in Canada, but I'm not 100% sure if I'll be able to do it. Could you please help me to make a wise, rational decision.
Hi, thanks for reaching out. I am afraid i am not the best person to counsel about education. Thank you for trusting me, but i would suggest you reach out to professional education Counselors
Hello, Thanks for the detailed video. Currently I am in Canada. I am looking an entry position to HR field. I have done my masters in HR but do not have experience in this field. Just want to know will chrp certification helps in an entry role or do you have any suggestions.
Hello mam i need help regarding my courses related to humanities.. i did bachelors in major sociology and my agent has suggested to do post graduate instead of masters because of low marks.. im very confused which course should i take and if it has scope in canada or not. My agent suggested for project management, Human Resource management and public relation - corporate communications. Can u plz tell which course has scope in canada right now it would mean alot
Hi, I'm an hr generalist with 3 yrs of experience in India. I wanted to work in Canada. I'm ready to move as a fresher too in hr generalist role because i don't have this certification. I don't have anybody to guide me on this so, Kindly guide me. Can I try for Canada? If yes, what is the first step i need to do?
Hello, Your videos are very helpful. I have a rather silly question if I can say so. Can I prepare and write a SHRP certificate even though I don’t have HR degree nor any experiences working in HR? I basically want to switch careers to HR and I do not have a degree in HR. What will you recommend? PS: I have a masters in English Philology
Hi mam, I'm MCA graduate , and I have completed 2months certification training and I have certificates and LOR too, but I have no prior experience rather than training, will I get entry level jobs I Canada and , how to apply from India plzz share the website details
Hi Tanu Can you please confirm if a cipd membership and qualification help in securing a job offer when in canada. Also is it possible to get any exemption for it if opt for chrp
Hi, thanks for watching my video. Any valid certification definitely gives you an edge over other candidates. As for CIPD weightage in CHRP, I am not very sure as I did not go ahead with CHRP, hence did not do that research. However, you may explore the CHRP website, they do have a comprehensive marking schedule which includes the various international certification weightages.
Hi , thank you for the informative video. However i want to ask this question i have completed my mba hr from india and have one year of experience in HR domain. I was planning to move to Canada but not sure if i should apply for a pgdm course relevant to my filed or directly look for a job by pr or visit visa? Couple you please suggest what will be better choice?
PR is anyday the best option, comes with a lot benefits in Canada. Since you already have an MBA, i would suggest go for a certification rather than another pgdm course. The journey will be difficult but worth it
Hello dear, I would need your help here. Please advice. I'm a CHRM certified HR/ Talent acquisition specialist having 5+ years of experience, of which 1.6 years in Canada and US market (WFH- India). and My husband is into Procurement and logistics (GCC experience). Could you please let me know if we could land in good jobs once we reach there? Or should we rethink on moving to Canada?
Hi, first of all, thank you for trusting me with such an important question. But I am absolutely not the right person to counsel on this topic. Immigrating to a new country has its share of challenges. The fields you both are into, definitely there are opportunities in Canada, but how soon or late you can grab those, completely depends on individual capabilities. Wishing you all the best in whatever you decide!
Hello ! I am planning to pursue SHRM CP certification before migrating to Canada, Is SHRM-CP certification well recognised in Canada? Also is it equivalent or considered premium to CPHR ?
Hi Aakanksha, you can get your SHRM-CP designation from anywhere in the world!! every certificate has their own value and I cannot really say if SHRM is premium to CPHR.. All I can say is SHRM is globally recognised and CHPR holds value only in Canada...
Hi Tanu, I've 8 years of working experience as a HR Generalist and i'm planning to migrate to Canada. Is there any possibilities for a sponsorship from the employer for work permit visa for HR professional in canada? or obtaining PR is must to get a job in canada?
Hi Udhaykumar, sponsorship in HR field is little difficult. You may still want to give it a try by being available in the canadian job pool and check if you receive calls and talk to them about the sponsorship. The easiest and fastest way is PR , any day.
Hi! Should I go for PG in Public Relations or PG in HRM? i have done bachelors in Pol science in India? Which career is better to pursue in Canada, being an immigrant?
Hi Ms 'Happygolucky' , love your name by the way!!! Your question is very open ended. Any career is good to pursue in Canada if you have the zeal and are ready to hustle as a new immigrant. The first few years are gonna be tough naturally. Again, higher studies in any field is completely personal choice and interest. So, just go with what you think your skills are more aligned with.
Hi i am dentist now thinking to switch my field into HR can i do MBA in HR from canada and can you suggest me some good colleges for it or any other study which can help me to get into HR field
Hi , thanks for watching my video. Unfortunately, I am not an expert in suggesting or recommending any colleges. I would reach out to education counsellors for this information. Also, if you want to switch jobs, you can pursue certifications to start with. CHRP /CPHR is the entry level certifications for HR folks in Canada.
Hii, So I have completed my BBA in 2021 from India and I have been working in a Recruitment Company since the last 2 years. Planning to pursue Pgdm from Canada so can you help me under if doing pgdm is helpful or not to find jobs in canada because Masters is iut of budget for me as of now
Hi.. thanks for writing. ..If I was in your position, I would first decide if I want to pursue higher education just to get a job, or is that a milestone I want to achieve. No job is every guaranteed or tied with a particular education. It can definitely help you prepare well for the job or give you a competitive edge, but does not guarantee a job. So, please take an informed decision...Please feel to connect with me separately, happy to discuss further.
@@soulfulkonnection Apologies, Unfortunately I am unable to message you on Linkedin. Can you please recommend another way in which I can reach out to you, please?
Hi mam my son just completed graduation from Canada University and searching job for HRA madam please help my son for a job or give your contact number.... please feedback me..
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The exact type of content I Was looking for. Thank you.
Hey, thank you for your kind words!
Thank you. Your information do helps a lot for me as an HR from Hong Kong and will come to Toronto next year
Insightful & detailed information . Much appreciated 💕
Currently I am pursuing MBA 1St year in India . What kind of skill and certificatation needed to easy to find job in Canada. Please provide me some tricks. Thank you mam
Nothing's easy to get a job, to start with! Complete your MBA, followed by certifications if you want a competitive edge!
Hi. A new prospective subsriber here.
I have 9 yrs exp in banking in India, hold a PR on Canada, thinking to switch to HR. Do I need an HR Degree? Or just going through 9 courses and try cracking CHRP Can help?
Hi i looking job in Canada having 9 exp into HR generalist
Coming from Arts background , is doing post degree diploma in Hr management worth it?
Look for roles HR-Technology-Finance intersection, very few resources have that kind of skill set. People who know Payroll, Taxes, Labor Distribution, Benefits.
Hello how can I learn these skill sets?
@@cilian.9411
This is something I saw with one of my collegues wife, who followed this pathway. She started with Accounting, she was already working for compnay up in Canada while working she completed her CPA. Then she moved into department dealing with North American payroll accounting. She first learnt all about US and Canadian payroll there. Then her company implemented SAP, she learnt technology there as well, but more from funtional aspect. She then did few certiications in SAP, now she works as SAP consultant in HCM space, specializing in setting up North American payroll and taxes in SAP.
@@sadasode6735thanks a lot
Hai mam i M from india i am looking for hr jobs in canada
Please suggest me i have done my master of hRM in uk University and i wanna to move canada is it easy to get sponsored job in canada and which company
Hey, love this video! I am thinking about relocating to Canada. I am currently a HRBP but quite junior in the role in the UK. I have a Level 7 CIPD accredited qualification from the UK, would I still need to obtain a certification in Canada to be able to have that competitive edge?
Hi Lish, thank you for your kind words! And congrats on the CIPD accredition. Just me personal opinion here, if you can go for additional certifications, just do it. The more the merrier.
I am having 4 years experience in HR Domain as HRB in India, , I wanted to do job in foreign country, but I am not getting, Which portal I should use to apply??
Hi, could you please help understand the job market for a learning and development professional in Canada? Also what certifications would be required.
I am from India and have 15 years of experience in leadership and talent development.
Hi, Thank You. Very Informative and helpful video. I am an HR professional currently working in India and in process of coming to Canada in next 6-8 months. I am an MBA in HR with 15+ yrs of experience in HR Generalist domain. I really wish to do CHRP now and probably CHRL later, but i found that CHRP can be done only after landing in Canada and that too would take approximately 1 year to clear all course modules. Pls suggest ways through which i can secure a suitable job for myself after landing in Canada till completion of my CHRP. Also any other suggestion if you would like to give. Thanks.
Hi, thanks for reaching out! Well, the job market is too confusing honestly! Specially for HR folks, the expectations are too high. We are expected to have working knowledge of Canadian Laws, which ofcourse is not possible with international experience. Certification is a good starting point. Write to me on soulful.konnection@gmail.com. We can chat more!
Is it easy to find HR Manager or HR Director job in Canada?
Hi, I have a question. If I done Master’s program in HR in Canada and have certificates from Linkedin (supported by SHRM and HRCI) would these help me to get HR job in Canada?
I have 4 year Hr officer experience in india.now i am in canada..what i need to do for fetting a job here.please help me
Accounting and finance jobs kindly information video
Hello, how are you? I have SHRM-CP, can I still get a job in the Canadian job market?
Hey may ik is marketing field in demand? How are the salary ranges. I would really appreciate if you could answer me this. Plus hr always prefer master over pgdm?
Hey, Can you clear some of my doubts
1) How is the job of recruiter or HR professional in Canada ? Is it good paid and how are the growth and future prospects ?
2) Is it easy or hard to get a job of recruiter in Canada, considering having 3 years of experience as a recruiter in home country ( India )
Hi Tanu, As you said that you handle Global mobility. Will you be able to comment on the Global Mobility HR job market in Canada? I have 4 years of Expat HR experience here in India and have handled multiple countries in my job role including countries in Europe and East Asia. I am open to change my role and move out of Global mobility if needed and definitely considering HR certifications. I have also sent you connect request on Linkedin :)
Hi Jayati, thanks for watching the video. Well, right now the entire HR job market is quite bad in Canada , let alone global mobility ! With the great layoffs, there are too many unemployed people in the market as compared to available job postings. Hence, I can only wish you all the success in your job search and do get your certifications done to have that extra edge over other candidates.
So I have a CHRMP Certification, which I had done through a "London International studies" institute. So, does it still qualify for Canada?
Also, your videos are quite helpful, thank you!!
Hi, firstly, congratulations for the certification and please know that any certification adds value to your career, irrespective of country.. However, its always better to also aim for certain globally recognised certifications like SHRM, CHRP or the ones provided by HRCI to have that competitive edge!
@@soulfulkonnection thank you so much!! I appreciate the advice.
Hi maam my husband is trying for HR job in canada.... can u guide us?
Do they acknowledge PHRi certification by HRCI in Canada?
Hi, I have done PGDHRM from MS University Baroda, and now I want to work as an HR Recruiter. I clicked on the link you provide in the description box for Association for Professional Recruiters in Canada but could not reach the official site. If you can help me in this regard please.
Hi Sunny, perhaps browse through this link for more details : www.workplace.ca/resources/aprc_assoc.html
Is there any scope in studying HR from Canada or it’s possible to get jobs as a fresher in HR here in Canada?
Hi Tanu I like your videos, I want to ask you that I live in SK and already have 8 years of experience in India mostly in hr operations , I want to do some certification here but I am not sure which one to do I am already trying to get CPHR designation but need to know of I will do CHRl certification will it bẹ useful?
Hi,certifications just enhance your profile, they dont guarantee a job !! As far as you are in Canada, CPHR should suffice. You can always do CHRI as your personal accomplishment and ofcourse it adds value to your experience.
Hi, thanks for the video. But, I have a doubt. If I do a PG diploma program in Human Resources Management from Toronto. Should I do a CHRP certification to work there or will it come under my program?
Hi Snehaz, thats a very good question! Although my basic understanding is that certifcations hold a different value than college courses, you may want to double check with the college you intent to do your HRM diploma course. For example, even if someone has done an MBA in HR, they go ahead with certifications to add value to their career profile.
Hello, this video is so helpful. I have been looking for an entry-level HR job from the last 2 months as I did MBA in HR still I haven't gotten any offer. So, are these still required certificates for entry-level jobs too?
Certificates are not a mandatory requirement, but definitely gets a priority over someone who is non-certified .. if you have the feasibility of getting certified, go for it
Good morning Tanu. Reaching out to you for suggestions and guidance please.
I am an HR professional in India having 10+ years of relevant experience and currently playing a role of Deputy Head HR in a mid-sized organization here, with material experience in strategic HR domains.
Form the educational qualification perspective, I hold a B.Texh degree follwed by an MBA from IIIT.
I am all set to begin my immigration journey and planning to go all out to land in Canada in next 6-7 months.
Would be really obliged if you mentor me in my journey of Canadians job search along with sensititzation of canadian work culture. Additionally, would seek your advise on the certification front too.
Looking forward for your kind consideration 👍
Hi, thanks for writing! And all the best for the immigration journey. As for HR jobs in Canada, a few things that really are, networking, certification and consistency in applying. Since you have 6-7 months time, start networking right away. Leverage Linkedin to connect with people from all the companies you aim to work in. The work culture is definitely different than India. The power distance is low and time is of utmost importance. You can write to me on soulfulkonnection@gmail.com and we can dig the details.
Thanks mam for the information. I am planning to migrate to Canada soon as aa international student of business management in human resource (Lambton college Mississauga) .I don't have any back home experience too and I wanna known that will it be worth to select this course to sustain in canada and develope a good career in canada and also want to know more about how can I find job in same field during and after completion of my schooling. I will be very thankful to you and hope you will replay soon .thank u
Hi Jasneet, my apologies for responding this late! I would first complete my studies and then pursue additional certificates. Canada has its own HR certificates ( you can refer to my other videos) . If you plan to stay here long term, I would suggest pursuing any such certificate so that you have a competitive edge against other candiates during interviews.
@@soulfulkonnection maam for a fresher who completed an arts defree in india and has no job experience and wants to pursue master on hr related field. Is it worth to do masters in canada in hr related field and find a job. Or will it be better to have experience in my home country before pursuing masters in hr related field field in canada??
Hey there!
I'm planning to pursue Mba in Finance or Hr analytics in Canada, but I'm not 100% sure if I'll be able to do it. Could you please help me to make a wise, rational decision.
Hi, thanks for reaching out. I am afraid i am not the best person to counsel about education. Thank you for trusting me, but i would suggest you reach out to professional education Counselors
Hello,
Thanks for the detailed video.
Currently I am in Canada. I am looking an entry position to HR field. I have done my masters in HR but do not have experience in this field. Just want to know will chrp certification helps in an entry role or do you have any suggestions.
Hi, Certifications definitely give you an edge over other candidates but it does not guarantee a job!
Hello mam i need help regarding my courses related to humanities.. i did bachelors in major sociology and my agent has suggested to do post graduate instead of masters because of low marks.. im very confused which course should i take and if it has scope in canada or not. My agent suggested for project management, Human Resource management and public relation - corporate communications. Can u plz tell which course has scope in canada right now it would mean alot
Hey Sister!
Should I come for HRM or For MBA in Canada?
How to get volunteer in HR jobs in canada?
Hi,
I'm an hr generalist with 3 yrs of experience in India. I wanted to work in Canada. I'm ready to move as a fresher too in hr generalist role because i don't have this certification.
I don't have anybody to guide me on this so, Kindly guide me.
Can I try for Canada?
If yes, what is the first step i need to do?
Kindly try for the PR. You can work in any country with a valid 'work permit' .
Hello,
Your videos are very helpful. I have a rather silly question if I can say so. Can I prepare and write a SHRP certificate even though I don’t have HR degree nor any experiences working in HR?
I basically want to switch careers to HR and I do not have a degree in HR. What will you recommend?
PS: I have a masters in English Philology
Hi Dolly, thank you for watching my videos. SHRM-CP does not require prior experience or HR degree.. So, yes you can go ahead and attempt the exam!
Hi , can you give me some job LinkedIn I’d to search for HR generalist role. Informative video thank you so much
Hi mam, I'm MCA graduate , and I have completed 2months certification training and I have certificates and LOR too, but I have no prior experience rather than training, will I get entry level jobs I Canada and , how to apply from India plzz share the website details
Hi dear, you can ofcourse get jobs, but I am not sure how feasible it is from India. You need to be here to be able to get the calls.
After getting PR is it possible to get a job in Canada,?
Hi Tanu
Can you please confirm if a cipd membership and qualification help in securing a job offer when in canada. Also is it possible to get any exemption for it if opt for chrp
Hi, thanks for watching my video. Any valid certification definitely gives you an edge over other candidates. As for CIPD weightage in CHRP, I am not very sure as I did not go ahead with CHRP, hence did not do that research. However, you may explore the CHRP website, they do have a comprehensive marking schedule which includes the various international certification weightages.
Hi , thank you for the informative video. However i want to ask this question i have completed my mba hr from india and have one year of experience in HR domain. I was planning to move to Canada but not sure if i should apply for a pgdm course relevant to my filed or directly look for a job by pr or visit visa? Couple you please suggest what will be better choice?
PR is anyday the best option, comes with a lot benefits in Canada. Since you already have an MBA, i would suggest go for a certification rather than another pgdm course. The journey will be difficult but worth it
Could you suggest what will be the good certification?
Hello dear,
I would need your help here. Please advice.
I'm a CHRM certified HR/ Talent acquisition specialist having 5+ years of experience, of which 1.6 years in Canada and US market (WFH- India). and My husband is into Procurement and logistics (GCC experience). Could you please let me know if we could land in good jobs once we reach there? Or should we rethink on moving to Canada?
Hi, first of all, thank you for trusting me with such an important question. But I am absolutely not the right person to counsel on this topic. Immigrating to a new country has its share of challenges. The fields you both are into, definitely there are opportunities in Canada, but how soon or late you can grab those, completely depends on individual capabilities. Wishing you all the best in whatever you decide!
Hello ! I am planning to pursue SHRM CP certification before migrating to Canada, Is SHRM-CP certification well recognised in Canada?
Also is it equivalent or considered premium to CPHR ?
Hi Aakanksha, you can get your SHRM-CP designation from anywhere in the world!! every certificate has their own value and I cannot really say if SHRM is premium to CPHR.. All I can say is SHRM is globally recognised and CHPR holds value only in Canada...
Hi Tanu, I've 8 years of working experience as a HR Generalist and i'm planning to migrate to Canada. Is there any possibilities for a sponsorship from the employer for work permit visa for HR professional in canada? or obtaining PR is must to get a job in canada?
Hi Udhaykumar, sponsorship in HR field is little difficult. You may still want to give it a try by being available in the canadian job pool and check if you receive calls and talk to them about the sponsorship. The easiest and fastest way is PR , any day.
Hi! Should I go for PG in Public Relations or PG in HRM? i have done bachelors in Pol science in India? Which career is better to pursue in Canada, being an immigrant?
Hi Ms 'Happygolucky' , love your name by the way!!! Your question is very open ended. Any career is good to pursue in Canada if you have the zeal and are ready to hustle as a new immigrant. The first few years are gonna be tough naturally. Again, higher studies in any field is completely personal choice and interest. So, just go with what you think your skills are more aligned with.
Hi i am dentist now thinking to switch my field into HR can i do MBA in HR from canada and can you suggest me some good colleges for it or any other study which can help me to get into HR field
Hi , thanks for watching my video. Unfortunately, I am not an expert in suggesting or recommending any colleges. I would reach out to education counsellors for this information. Also, if you want to switch jobs, you can pursue certifications to start with. CHRP /CPHR is the entry level certifications for HR folks in Canada.
From India, how can we do certification. Is it too costly. Please guide me mam
Hi Sangeetha, once you have decided which certification you want to do, you can check in their website for prices, courses, exam timelines etc.
Thank you for your reply. Can you share the link also please
Hii, So I have completed my BBA in 2021 from India and I have been working in a Recruitment Company since the last 2 years.
Planning to pursue Pgdm from Canada so can you help me under if doing pgdm is helpful or not to find jobs in canada because Masters is iut of budget for me as of now
Hi.. thanks for writing. ..If I was in your position, I would first decide if I want to pursue higher education just to get a job, or is that a milestone I want to achieve. No job is every guaranteed or tied with a particular education. It can definitely help you prepare well for the job or give you a competitive edge, but does not guarantee a job. So, please take an informed decision...Please feel to connect with me separately, happy to discuss further.
Which country is best for hr professionals?
USA
Yes mostly women work as HR ...hardly resourceful...good luck
Hi how can I connect with you
Hi, you can message me in Linkedin ( Tanu Das) or write to me at soulfulkonnection@gmail.com
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Hello ma'am, is it necessary to have a CHRP certificate even though he or she already has a diploma in human resources from canada? Please reply.
Hi Neeraj, certifications provide a competitive edge against other candidates ..Also, they add a value to your career path.
Hi, Is it still in demand in Canada?
Hi, yes it is
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Hello, thank you for the video quite helpful can I contact you please for further advice
Hi Belinda, thanks for your comment ! You can reach me out on Linkedin, feel free to message me.. www.linkedin.com/in/tanu-das-99566a38/
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@@soulfulkonnection Apologies, Unfortunately I am unable to message you on Linkedin. Can you please recommend another way in which I can reach out to you, please?
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Hi mam my son just completed graduation from Canada University and searching job for HRA madam please help my son for a job or give your contact number.... please feedback me..