Report on the state of employment
Aging population, retirement, young people’s lack of interest in general and skilled trades, undervaluation of technical subsidiaries – all of these factors have contributed to creating a major labor shortage in Canada
253,825 is the number of vacant positions in Quebec in May 2022. The Quebec government anticipates that by 2030, there will be 1.4 million positions to fill in the province (Source: Le Devoir). The use of foreign workers is the only short-term solution to counter the labor shortage.
ISA supports candidates in all stages of the job search process in Canada and immigration procedures. Job placement services are offered free of charge while immigration services are priced on an affordable and competitive closed package.
With ISA no more hassle:
- Professional orientation
- Job search preparation (CV update and cover letter writing)
- Preparation for job interviews
- Intermediation with employers
- Preparation and filing of the CAQ application
- Preparation and filing of the application for a work permit and a temporary residence visa
- Help finding accommodation
- Welcome on arrival
- Taxation in Quebec, cooptation of the driver’s license and opening of a bank account
- Francization
- Social and professional integration
- Application for TRV and open work permit for spouse
- CAQ and study permit for children
An advisory assistance service is offered to apply for permanent residence for candidates eligible for the Quebec experience program or the Quebec-selected skilled worker program.
Licensed agency
Agency for placement of temporary foreign workers recognized by the CNESST #AR-2000250. Immigration professionals who are members of the College of Immigration Consultants of Canada.
Marc-André St-Laurent
CRIC R512226
Yves Legault
CRIC R512755
Majdi Chakroun
CRIC R508255 / QC 11537
Christine Lagacé
CRIC R710615 / QC 12131
