Canada Créatif
Newcomers Program
A free program for professionals newcomers
Whatever your field of expertise, continue to build a career that matches your ambitions by developing the transversal skills that are most in demand in the Canadian job market of today and tomorrow. This program is offered in French only.
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Accomplish yourself, here too.
Changing countries does not mean starting from scratch, quite the contrary. You already have a wealth of experience and most of your skills are transferable. But figuring out how to put them to use, mastering workplace interactions and rebuilding your network are challenges that take time.
Ahead of the curve
The Canada Créatif program is a gas pedal. It gives you the skills to better evolve in your new work environment, helps you enhance your professional identity, and allows you to enrich your network of contacts. These keys will guide you towards your professional fulfillment.
Learn by doing
Composed of workshops, conferences, coaching and networking activities, the Canada Créatif program encourages practice, experimentation and interaction to better integrate learning. An interactive digital teaching platform allows you to follow your progress in real time.
Creative Canada in brief
- Free program
- In French only
- 60 hours over 6 weeks
- In person and online
- 30 participants per cohort
- Offered in major Canadian cities
Eligibility
- 18+ years of age
- Permanent resident
- Employed professional or looking for a job
This project is funded by the Government of Canada through the Skills for Success program.
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" So many emotions, achievements, moments of vulnerability and experiential learning! I am very happy to be part of the first Creative Canada cohort with the Factry! "
" Arriving in a new country, understanding the codes, making new contacts, is a long process. This program helps you save a lot of time. It allows you to get the necessary skills to navigate more easily. "