OCISO has partnered with City of Ottawa for a hiring event for various positions at OC Transpo. Join this in-person event and talk to the OC Transpo Human Resources team in our Community Room at 945 Wellington Street West.

During the information session, you can clarify your questions about applying to OC Transpo: What do recruiters look for on applications? How to submit the online application? How to prepare for the interview?

OC Transpo is a key element of our city's growing economy and important to the sustainable development of our region. OC Transpo relies on 3,000 employees and more than 900 buses.The City is committed to the principles of employment equity and a diverse workforce that is representative of the people we serve. They invite qualified individuals to apply.

Only those qualified to participate in the selection process will be contacted. Please note that you must be registered as an OCISO client. 

OCISO has partnered with Pinsa Romana Canada for a hiring event for bakers and pastry chefs. Join this in-person event and talk to the Pinsa Romana Canada Human Resources team in our Community Room at 945 Wellington Street West.

Pinsa Romana Canada has several full-time opportunities, for bakers and pastry Chefs, who will be responsible for the preparation and assembly of a variety of sizes of pinsa dough and baked goods for various locations throughout the city.

Benefits of working for Pinsa Romana Canada include:

• Salary - based on experience (up to $19.00/hour)
• Group Benefits plan for full-time employees
• Onboarding support for newcomers
• Convenient location accessible by public transportation (Merivale Rd & Hunt Club Rd)

Event Location: Community Room at OCISO, 945 Wellington St. West

If you have any issues with the registration process and cannot access the event link, please contact the organizer.

Are you a newcomer to Canada looking for employment? Do you want some tips on how to introduce yourself to employers, and learn about employers’ expectations? Join our three-day Job Readiness Workshop to learn how to:

• Find a job that you would enjoy doing Introduce and present yourself to employers
• Manage employers’ expectations in the workplace

Upon completion of this workshop, you will be able to:

• Know yourself to find a job you would enjoy
• Learn to introduce and present yourself to employers
• Understand the soft skills needed to maintain and succeed at work
• Understand to deal with difficult situations at work
• Manage employers’ expectations in the workplace

Job Search Workshops are designed to help you access labour market information and learn about hiring practices in your field. The program is one week long and will help to answer your questions about working in Canada and prepare you for the Canadian job market.

Please note that you must be registered as a client with World Skills.

New clients can ask to be referred to either Zahra Karimi, [email protected], (613) 725-5671 Ext: 355 or Sarah Wilmot, [email protected], (613) 725-5671 Ext: 240.

Job Search Workshops are designed to help you access labour market information and learn about hiring practices in your field. The program is one week long and will help to answer your questions about working in Canada and prepare you for the Canadian job market.

Please note that you must be registered as a client with World Skills.

New clients can ask to be referred to either Zahra Karimi, [email protected], (613) 725-5671 Ext: 355 or Sarah Wilmot, [email protected], (613) 725-5671 Ext: 240.

Job Search Workshops are designed to help you access labour market information and learn about hiring practices in your field. The program is one week long and will help to answer your questions about working in Canada and prepare you for the Canadian job market.

Please note that you must be registered as a client with World Skills.

New clients can ask to be referred to either Zahra Karimi, [email protected], (613) 725-5671 Ext: 355 or Sarah Wilmot, [email protected], (613) 725-5671 Ext: 240.

This event is designed to give our mentees the opportunity to practice interviewing skills with Ottawa-based professionals as well as expanding their network and gain valuable feedback.

This is a closed event for invited mentors and mentees only; please check eligibility requirements to become a mentor or a mentee and apply online.

Are you a newcomer to Canada looking for employment? Do you want some tips on how to introduce yourself to employers, and learn about employers’ expectations? Join our three-day Job Readiness Workshop to learn how to:

• Find a job that you would enjoy doing Introduce and present yourself to employers
• Manage employers’ expectations in the workplace

Upon completion of this workshop, you will be able to:

• Know yourself to find a job you would enjoy
• Learn to introduce and present yourself to employers
• Understand the soft skills needed to maintain and succeed at work
• Understand to deal with difficult situations at work
• Manage employers’ expectations in the workplace

• Are you a newcomer to Canada looking for a job?
• Do you want to learn more about the workplace culture in the Canadian workplace?

Join our Job Readiness Workshop to know how to find a job that you enjoy, learn the soft skills needed to keep your job, and understand employers’ expectations in the Canadian workplace.

We have two identical job readiness workshops in February (option 1) & March (option 2) available for you to choose from.

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