Is it easy to get jobs in the public relations sector in Toronto?
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Yes, if you speak fluent English. It's even easier if you're also fluent in French.
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News papers are FULL of jobs. you can even advertise yourself in the news papers and you will for sure get tons of calls.
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This is hardly ever a problem - unless you've signed a contract of exclusivity with one of the staffing firms (which doesn't generally happen, but check through your paperwork, just in case).  I know a lot of employers that post their available positions with all of the major staffing firms in town - and they usually have better/faster results than the companies that only recruit through one.
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Move to canada, get a job
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You should try hotjobs or monster.ca and you can apply on line and put your resume.\nIt is a start and you don't lose anything.\nGood luck.\n\nhttp://www.monster.ca
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For the graphic design, check out Seneca College in Oakville (Toronto area), for communication try Carleton University (Ottawa) or Ryerson (Toronto), music production and video production...hmm...there's a school in Toronto for this but also try Ryerson, international business management:  I'd check out Queens University (Kingston) or University of Toronto or University of Ottawa.\n\nThese are all in Ontario
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that is a very subjective question. It depends on what your skills and interests are!!\n\nthe best places to look for a job in sydney are:\nhttp://www.seek.com.au\nhttp://www.jobs.com.au
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i know two people in this field and neither has a graduate degree. one majored in communications undergrad and the other marketing. creativity, energy, ability to work well under pressure and good communication skills are what is needed most. talk to a few folks who are doing the job to find out more. linkedin or the ama are options. good luck.
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Many job websites such as:\nwww.workopolis.com\nwww.monster.com\nwww.jobboom.com\n\nAlso lots of government sites such as this one you can search for job: http://www.jobs-emplois.gc.ca/jobs/index_all_e.htm\n\nGood luck!
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I am currently looking for a new position in the Chicago to Madison, WI area, and I have to say this is a different approach to marketing yourself, but...  if you are not getting results why don't you try having a professional write your resume, normally the rates are discounted for graduates with little experience.  Or try building yourself a website and using some simple and free techniques to help employers find you, I have found that to be the most effective for myself.  Also, hook up with a recruiter (one that doesn't charge you but is paid by the client), be exclusive, and be patient.  Hope this helps.
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If you contact me, I would love to talk to you and see if you are in a position to work your way into my business.  If you are a candidate, I will show you how to get started right away and earn your way into the business!  By the way, it is in the health and wellness industry.  I think we can work something out.\nvbouvier@shaw.ca
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To find jobs\nhttp://english.monster.ca/geo/siteselection.asp\nGood Luck
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If you have good experience and qualifications it might be a good opportunity.\n\nPart of the problem here in Sydney is that we have a shortage of these kinds of jobs, but tradies wont put on apprentices...they dont want to be bothered training them.\n\nLike always they want seasoned proffessionals.\n\nAlso remeber that opportunities vary from state to state, city to city etc.  Make some enquiries through the embassy and also through the net using "job" search engines.\n\n\nFinally, wages are about the same in most cities, but cost of living is lower in many such as Perth and Hobart.  Keep that in mind.\n\nGood Luck\n\nhope to see you soon\n\nbut dont charge me too much!!\n\nJimmy
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Here's a good start: the Public Relations Society of America:\n\nhttp://www.prsa.org/
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I currently work in the film business-in vancouver and I've been out of college for less than 6 months. I took the TV broadcasting course at BCIT. You do learn alot about tv, but movies as well. There is no film involved(which saves you alot of money), but it is still easy to get into the film business from there because TV broadcast students from BCIT have a very good reputation. It is kind of hard to get in so it would be a really good idea if you can find some places to volunteer, such as on movie sets, or post production companies. I've also heard good things about the film program at SFU. Don't even think about vancouver film school. It's about $28000 for 1 year and It is extremely hard for people from there to get work because they arent trained very well. I've heard from many employers that they will not hire anyone from VFS. I havent heard much about the film program at UBC or Capilano College, but those might be some options to research. As far as the theatre program at U-Vic, that is probably different than film. That would probably be like stage stuff. Hope that was some help.
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simply apply for a manpower service and you got a job already!
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Public Relations, Human Resources.  Check out site below