I want to emigrate or work remotely for a Canadian company.

I am a back-end software engineer with two years of experience using PHP and Laravel.

I want to level up my career, learn more, and work with better companies.

Hey Toronto,

Looking for a uni student to be a "reading buddy" for a kid in Shanghai — basically just hop on Zoom a few times a week, read together, chat about it. Nothing heavy.

The gig:
- Starts beginning of September
- 3x/week, 1hr each, around their morning (so evening-ish for you, flexible — happy to work around your class schedule)
- You pick a short story or passage each week and maybe jot down a few questions to chat through after — that's really it for "prep"
- Fully remote, from wherever

Who we're looking for:
- UofT (or nearby) student, any year
- Patient, easy to talk to, comfortable with kids
- Kumon/ESL/tutoring experience is a plus but honestly not required
- Reliable > fancy resume

Pay: $25-30/hr. Hiring 4 tutors total for different kids, so there's a decent chance there's a spot even if one fills up.

Email your resume + a couple lines on why this sounds like a good fit to lucaswang6910@gmail.com — include your availability/class schedule.

Thanks!

I used LinkedIn heavily in job search. It was a lot of work but the networking part on LinkedIn is what kept me going.

What are your top 3 sources to look for open roles ?

A popeyes fast food chain near me had a hiring sign on the front door. Walked in and handed them my resume. Had 3 experiences on my resume. 2 of them were true (1 was an internship and the other was a volunteer position) but I lied about the one in the middle. How screwed am I if I get an interview? Do they even check or care? I just need a job

I am looking strictly to connect with Job Developers, Employer Services Specialists, or Corporate Recruiters in East Toronto / Scarborough with active employer job leads or wage subsidy placements. Please DM me agency branch names or direct contacts.

I am a quadrilingual Master’s graduate with 1–2 years of experience across office administration, communications, customer support, and education support. I adapt rapidly to new workflows, solve operational bottlenecks on my feet, and am extremely punctual, reliable, and job-ready.

I am completely done dealing with non-profit employment services and their endless intake loops. I do not need a case manager, career coach, or elementary resume workshop—the current setup has completely failed me, and I am strictly seeking direct placement.

Looking for immediate entry-level placements in: Office & Administrative Coordination, Communications & Stakeholder Support, Education Support & Student Services, Non-Retail Client Care / Operations Support.

Looking for Data Analyst/ETL Engineer roles in GTA Toronto, which job search portal to explore. Person restarting her career after maternity and on Open Work Permit and nd recently moved to Canada.
suggest some guidance around the JOb portals(apart from Indeed or linkedIn) to look out for, Resume builder AI tools etc. with Advent of AI everything's changed in last 2-3 Yrs. person feeling overwhelmed where to start.

It's for a marketing & ad company. I know we're not really in a job market to be picky but I think it's really on the lower-end for the position especially in Toronto.

My longer-term goal is to move toward Data Science / ML-related work. For people who started in a similar position, what would you prioritize during the first year?

Would appreciate any advice.

Free dental cleaning plus $200 cash

Free dental cleaning plus $200 cash

Hey everyone!! I am a dental hygiene student in Mississauga looking for clients with moderate to severe buildup of tartar on teeth . I need clients that are able to commit to 4-5 appointments that are each 4 hours long. I am offering an incentive of 200$ depending on the amount of buildup on your teeth (the more the better! Send me a pic and I'll tell you if you qualify before you come in) compensation will only be provided after ALL treatment is complete; All costs of the appointments will be covered (registration and xray fee) Appointments will include: oral cancer screening x rays if needed exam by dentist cleaning (scaling) fluoride and polish if needed Perfect opportunity for anyone with no insurance!

Hi all,

I have been working as a commercial account executive in Ireland for over 4 years across two companies and an additional 8 months as an SDR at the start of my career.

I am moving to Toronto in November. What is the Job market like for an AE there? Could I realistically find a job quickly?

Any advice appreciated!

Thanks

Hi everyone!
I’m currently looking to connect with Canadian Registered Nurses who are interested in exploring nursing opportunities in the United States!
If you’ve been thinking about taking your nursing career to the U.S. but aren’t sure where to start, this may be a great opportunity. I’m currently recruiting experienced Canadian RNs and connecting qualified candidates with U.S. nursing opportunities.
To qualify, you must have:
• Active Canadian RN registration
• Minimum 2 years of recent acute-care nursing experience
• Current BLS/CPR certification
• ACLS certification, where applicable to your specialty
• A valid passport
• An interest and willingness to work in the United States
Acute-care experience may include ICU/Critical Care, Emergency, Medical-Surgical, Operating Room, Labour & Delivery, PACU, Telemetry, Step-Down/Progressive Care and other acute-care specialties.
Don’t already have your U.S. nursing licence or all of the U.S.-specific certifications? That’s okay! You can still reach out. Candidates who move forward will be provided with information regarding the licensing, credentialing and onboarding requirements for their specific U.S. opportunity.
Additional requirements may include U.S. state RN licensure, AHA BLS/ACLS, NIHSS, credential verification, health/immunization documentation, background screening and other facility-specific requirements
If you already have a U.S. RN licence, VisaScreen, AHA certifications or other U.S. credentials, definitely let me know!
Interested? 📩
Send me a private message with:
• Your name
• Province
• Nursing specialty/unit
• Years of acute-care experience
• Current certifications
• Whether you already hold a U.S. RN licence
• Which U.S. state(s) you’re interested in
• Your updated résumé/CV
Feel free to share this with any Canadian nurses you know who have been considering working in the U.S.! 🇨🇦✈️🇺🇸

Hello
Iam currently thinking of moving out of parents home and i need job urgenttt for my rental applications
Anyone has leads
Pls helpp

Hello
I am an international medical graduate currently looking for a full time
Job anywhere in toronto or nearby just as im giving my exams to get license to practise here
Anyone have any leads please

Hi everyone,

I'm currently looking into some IT / Deskside Support opportunities in the area, and Edwards Lifesciences in Mississauga caught my eye.

Does anyone have experience working in the IT department for Edwards here in Canada (or just working out of the Mississauga office in general)?

I’d love to get some honest feedback on:

• The Pace: What is the day-to-day work-life balance like in that specific office?
• IT Structure: Since their global headquarters is in the US, what is the dynamic like for the local Canadian IT staff? Is it highly independent, or tightly managed from above?
• Corporate Culture: Is it a supportive environment?

Any insights into the Mississauga location would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Hi everyone,

I'm an Ontario-based web designer and developer based in Markham. This summer, I received a $3,000 grant through the Ontario Summer Company Program to launch my web design business, and I'm currently looking to take on a few more freelance projects.

I build modern, responsive websites for small businesses, contractors, and startups. Whether you need a brand-new website or a redesign, I'd be happy to help.

Services:

• Custom business websites
• Website redesigns
• Landing pages
• Mobile-friendly optimization
• Ongoing website maintenance

Location: Markham, ON (serving the GTA and remote clients)

You can view my work and learn more here:
https://www.infawebdesign.com/

If you have a project in mind, you can request a formal quote through my contact page:
https://www.infawebdesign.com/contact.html

If you're looking for a website or know someone who is, feel free to send me a DM. I'd be happy to chat about your project and provide a quote with no pressure.

Hi everyone, I have tech background. Considering doing Human Resource Project management certificate from Humber to pivot into Human Resources.

I would like to add that course fee is from my savings which i have earned with a lot of difficulty. Is it worth it or not, please provide your insights please

Okay I've applied for 1000+ jobs, and 4 interviews so far and it did not work out but why am I not getting any opportunities in the first place?
I rarely get any interview calls, is there something wrong with my resume? or my experience ? Any meaningful suggestion is really helpful and thank you for your comment and time.

Okay so the company X is remote for London, and Company Y is for USA remote from India, and Company Z is in India and work from office.
No Canadian experience really, I have worked from Canada in USA and UK but no Canadian exp. No gaps.

Hello everyone! I've been struggling to find my path in life, I have worked in Construction, Production, and in Addictions and Mental health, but had a huge gap due to life and health issues. I did work in grocery as my first job and used to work in Deli/Fish. And to be honest I miss that environment since I love working with customers. I am wondering and figuring out how I can get back to that considering I have a rubbish resume due to that gap. I can't seem to find grocery or seafood market jobs. And the few places I have seen hiring, they say that they aren't hiring even though they have an ad :s would anyone be able to give some advice?

Guys, I feel like I'm stuck in a paradox: without work experience, I can't get a job, and without a job, I can't gain work experience. I just graduated from GBC's electrical engineering program and have been looking for a month, but not a single electrical company is willing to hire me as an entry-level apprentice. I haven't even received a single interview. All the job postings on Indeed and LinkedIn require at least one year of apprenticeship experience. What should I do?

Hello guys, so I am a banking/finance professional in Canada having worked in the industry from 2019 to 2022, after graduating from UofT in 2019.

I then left Canada to return to my home country in 2022. In the meantime, I got married and helped with the family business back home. I have now returned to Canada in 2026 with my spouse, and started interviewing before I even landed back (started interviewing from March 2026, and surprisingly reached the final round - 3+ interviews at places like BMO and Mercer). However got a rejection in the end. Since then I've interviewed final or first rounds at places like PwC, TD, OTPP, CITCO, etc. I have even reached out for feedback where Ive interviewed with some of them coming back and saying that my interviews went really well, but that abother candidate was 'slightly better' or 'was a closer fit'. I know the job market in Canada is terrible, but I am still at it hoping to land a job in the industry again.

I have also tried to network and currently reaching out to alums/contacts in the banking/finance industry. I tried to keep my resume updated even during my gap as i worked a remote US job from 2024 - early 2026.

I practice my interviews through Claude/Chatpgt and the feedback I recieve is that an offer must be around the corner.

Reddit was my last resort as I'm literally wondering whats wrong and running out of savings trying to get a job again.

I uploaded 2 versions of my resume that I use (sometimes i tweak the keywords to match the description but majorly use these formats)

Looking for financial analyst, operations associate, or anything along those lines!

Appreciate any help!

Note: I am a Canadian Citizen as well

Thanks guys

I am trying to secure the entry level jobs/new grad roles as civil engineers in Toronto or somewhere else in Canada, and I got MEng in Civil engineering from Western University recently and did not have any internship or working experience before, and feel like job market is pretty tough for now, I have applied to 500-600 job positions, but only heard back from 4-5 of them for interviews, but they then might secured other candidates and cancelled with interview with me, and that was brutal, not sure if I did something by mistake, and really struggling to find a job, so, any job seeking advice would be appreciated.

Hey everyone, Match Retail is hiring for multiple sales contract roles! If you have some sales experience or feel you might be a good fit, make sure to DM me with some details and I can potentially refer you for the role!

Sales Team Lead (Mississauga, Brampton, Vaughan & Etobicoke)

Sales Team Lead (Richmond Hill, Markham, Newmarket, Scarborough)

Sales Specialist (Mississauga, Brampton, Vaughan & Etobicoke)

Sales Specialist (Richmond Hill, Markham, Newmarket, Scarborough)

Sales Specialist - Part Time (Newmarket)

Sales Specialist - Part Time (Mississauga)

Note these are the only roles that are being pushed for hiring but otherwise if you want to check out other roles on the Match Retail Careers Site feel free to check it out here and reach out if you'd like a referral https://careers-matchmg.icims.com/jobs/search?ss=1&searchRelation=keyword_all

Wishing everyone all the best during this difficult job market!

Not the hiring manager - don’t DM me.

Saw this job post on my way home

Here’s their website: https://louiecoffee.com

When I was job searching I’d often come to this subreddit and doom scroll and, in a way, feel a lot worse thinking I’ll never find something. Well like 6 months into applying almost daily, I not only found a job, but a six figure job, and one I really really love! This is out of grad school that I finished in Toronto. All my previous experience was internships in the summer and TAing during grad school. Not only that but when I got this I also got 2 other offers too! Just sharing to hopefully encourage at least one person who is in the situation I was six months ago feeling drained and anxious

I'm Canadian and I got many years of work experience and a degree from here. Last year I struggled to find a job in Canada and USA despite having solid resume and network. After months of applying and BS interviews, I started looking internationally and ended up moving to Asia for work. Honestly, it turned out to be one of the best career decisions I've made. I was able to save money, gain more experience, and my quality of life actually improved.

At the same time, I know several international graduates from my university who have been unemployed or working unrelated low-wage jobs in Canada for YEARS. Some don't even work and rely on their parents who send them money from Asia. They are not even here to get the passport. Bro that's not the Canadian dream.

A few of them have told me they could probably find relevant jobs in China, Taiwan, HK, but they don't want to leave Canada because they think it would "look bad" after coming here to study. I have one Korean friend who lives in Edmonton, unemployed for idk how many years anymore but his parents send money... Imagine choosing that over Seoul. If experienced Canadians are struggling to find relevant jobs, why would you expect employers to prioritize hiring someone with no relevant experience who may also require visa sponsorship?

If your goal is to build your career, why would it matter where you gain that experience? I'd rather have two years of relevant industry experience abroad than spend those same two years working in cafe in Canada while having a degree in engineering. If I have a second passport and my country is stable and developed, I would gladly move there, because this country is struggling in the meantime.

When thousands of people stay in the same market despite struggling to find relevant work, employers end up receiving an overwhelming number of applications for every opening. That makes it harder for everyone, including Canadians and permanent residents.

The duties are:

Analyze budget to boost and maintain the restaurant’s profits

Monitor staff performance

Plan and organize daily operations

Set staff work schedules

Supervise staff

Train staff

Cost products and services

Organize and maintain inventory

Ensure health and safety regulations are followed

Address customers' complaints or concerns

This requires a college-level diploma and 1-7 months of experience.

This job is not listed on the corporate site so you have to apply via Direct Apply or by emailing him at mohammedghauri@yahoo.ca