- Work on improving your Express Entry score before applying for permanent residency in Canada.
- Take a practice test for the International English Language Testing Exam (IELTS) to see if you need to work on your English before immigrating to Canada.
- There are also several provinces where it will benefit you to brush up on your French.
- Canada is made up of 10 provinces and three territories—each with its own immigration policies. Learn about the differences, and which factors might influence where you live and work in Canada.
- Ask Canadian friends to help improve your communication skills. Build your confidence by practicing with others and receiving feedback. This can help you communicate in a culturally appropriate way.
- Networking will also help you adjust once you move to Canada. Here is some great advice about how to meet people, make connections, and develop your social skills.
- Stay ahead of the labor market: Learn about your career prospects in Canada.
- Consider taking online courses to make you more eligible for jobs. Studying online can be a cheaper and more flexible option for people who are working while they continue to develop their skills.
- You probably want to open a bank account and start building credit right away.
- Learn about Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) opportunities to help you decide where to settle.
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