Virtual learning sessions for employers across Canada

Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) is offering a virtual learning series to show employers how they can make use of Canada’s immigration programs and services.

Each session will feature a new topic and will give employers an opportunity to ask questions. Attend one or all sessions based on your interests and needs.

Learn about Canada’s economic immigration programs

Virtual learning series for employers

Hosted by IRCC, each 30-minute information session will allow employers from the construction, health care, hospitality and agri-food sectors to learn more about Canada’s economic immigration programs, as well as the CAN Work Philippines Pilot. During these sessions, we will discuss a multitude of programs and offer resources to employers, such as information on

• the Temporary Foreign Worker Program
• the International Mobility Program
• employer responsibilities
• Express Entry and pathways to permanent residency
• guidance and resources available to employers

Browse and register for the following sessions:

• sessions in English
• sessions in French

Employers may register for the information session that best suits their interest and needs.

Atlantic Canada’s virtual information sessions

Hosted by IRCC, each two-hour information session will

• feature a different Atlantic province
• provide an overview of the support available to employers
• explain how employers can hire foreign workers through pathways like
  • the Temporary Foreign Worker Program
  • the International Mobility Program
  • the Atlantic Immigration Program
  • Express Entry
  • the provincial nominee programs

Browse and register for

• sessions in English
• sessions in French

Please note that the featured province for each session is identified in the session’s title.

Overview of the Atlantic Immigration Program

This monthly information session will be hosted by IRCC and will show Atlantic employers how they can leverage the Atlantic Immigration Program to address permanent labour needs. During these sessions, we will discuss

• why employers may want to support candidates for permanent residence
• how this program addresses labour needs specific to the Atlantic region
• the roles and responsibilities of employers
• how IRCC’s dedicated service channel supports employers

Browse and register for

• sessions in English
• sessions in French

Each 45-minute session will provide the same information.