Intermediate English is preferable

The general list of documents (can change for the concrete participant):


    * the International passport.

    * Documentary acknowledgement of presence of means for payment of your residing in Canada.

    * a work record card Copy.

    * the Convincing proof of that you will come back home upon termination of a course.

    * the Marriage certficate with translation into English if you are married.

    * the inquiry on absence of a previous conviction from law-enforcement bodies (POLICE CLEARANCE CERTIFICATE) with translation into English and notarial assurance can be necessary for you.

    * the motivational letter can be necessary for you.

    * the Documents confirming presence of real estate, the property or investments

    * the Letter of recommendation from the teacher or the previous employer.


 

  * Any infringements of rules of entrance to Canada in the past

  * your previous trips abroad

  * your family connections in Canada and in the residing country

  * Prospective term of stay in Canada

  * the trip Purpose

  * the Limited prospects of professional employment in the residing country

  * your current labor activity

  * your financial position
 
Any departures abroad, especially to Canada are taken into consideration. Not important for what purpose and under what visa, it is important that you have broken nothing and in time have left the country.

If you don\'t work, this question dares individually. It is necessary to look at your situation. If you don\'t work because have just graduated from the university, it is normal. If don\'t work and didn\'t work long time after the HIGH SCHOOL termination it can become a problem and it will be necessary to search for other \"anchors\" which for Embassy will be a guarantee of your returning after the program termination.

A video CV allows you to show & tell potential employers in person why they should hire you. Best of all it gives you the chance to highlight what you’re passionate about, explain your career path, talk about any significant achievements, and show employers your personality.

Making a video resume is fairly easy. All you need is a video camera or a digital camera that has a video feature in it. You will also need to have a computer or you can go to a professional in order to get your video edited properly. If you have video editing skills, then you can just do it yourself.

Before making one, keep in mind the following:

1. Dress appropriately like you would in an actual face-to-face interview.

2. Choose a location to shoot where there is no mess and no distractions.

3. Speak clearly and confidently. The best thing about video resume is that you can always edit the video and re-do certain portions.

4. Do not forget to state your name and contact details at the end of the video.

5. Most importantly, keep the video short. The video can be 2-3 minutes long which is enough for your employers to get a look and feel of you in the video.

1. Who you are, i.e. your name.
2. Your current and recent jobs - including job titles & responsibilities.
3. Your specific job orientated skills - including those used in your current and previous roles.
4. The most relevant educational experience for the roles you\'ll be applying for.
5. Any significant or memorable achievements from your career, education or significant in the context of your career.
6. What you want to do, the type of role & / or company you\'re looking for, your career objectives etc.

The video CV must be simple and concise. The duration must be not more than 2- 3 minutes. Try to attract the attention of the employer through the video resume.