Wusstet Ihr schon, dass 55 Prozent aller studentischen Praktikanten im Anschluss von ihrem Unternehmen übernommen werden?
Mal sehen, ob sich diese Zahl 2009 noch steigern lässt…
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Feliz Año Nuevo! Frohes Neues Jahr! Bonne année! 明けましておめでとうございます! Felice Anno Nuovo! 새해복 많이 받으세요! Gott Nytt År!
We wish everybody a great year with lots of fun and some new and challenging career opportunities!
Your WISH team!
Intern Pictures – Shogo at his host company
Published November 13, 2008 Canada , Job Leave a CommentTags: Internship, Toronto
These are two pictures of Shogo from Cornerstone ESL school in Toronto. Shogo did an unpaid professional internship at a sports marketing company called T.O. Sports.
Stage Au Canada – Vancouver et Toronto
Published November 12, 2008 Canada Leave a CommentTags: Canada, Co-op, Job, Professional Internship, stage, stage professionel, Toronto, Travail, Vacances Travail, Vancouver, visa
Salut a Tous !
En plus du programme Vacances Travail (voir post precédement) Wish Vancouver à un programme de placement en stage professionel.
A travers ce programme nous garantissons à tous les étudiants ou jeunes diplomés un stage en poche avant leurs departs !
Des stages sont disponibles pour des periodes variés; moins d’un mois jusqu’à 1 an. Et peuvent parfaitement s’adapter a un cursus scolaire (école de commerce, IUT, BTS etc.).
Des stages sont disponibles dans de nombreux secteurs : Marketing, Biotechnologie, Ingenierie, Architecture, Communication, Achat, Import-Export, Tourisme, Finance, Informatique etc.
Pour plus de renseignement sur nos programmes vous pouvez me contacter a bettina@wishcanada.ca
Visa Vacances Travail Canada : Vancouver et Toronto
Published November 12, 2008 Canada Leave a CommentTags: Canada, Programme Vacances Travail, Travail, Vacances Travail, Vancouver, visa, Working Holiday
Salut a Tous !
Je suis Thomas de Wish Vancouver, je suis responsable du programme Vacances Travail. A travers ce programme nous permettons aux titulaires du visa Vacances Travail de venir au canada avec un job garanti en poche avant le depart.
Des jobs sont disponible a Vancouver et toronto mais aussi dans les destinations les plus visites du Canada tels que Whistler, Chute du Niagara, Les Rocheuses, Okanagan Valley et l’ile de Vancouver.
Les jobs possibles sont multiples et varies et dependes de l’experience et du niveau d’anglais du candidat. Cela peut etre barman, serveur, cuisinier, valet, femme de chambre, vendeur, operateur de remonte mecanique etc.
Si vous etes interesse par ce programme; contactez moi a : bettina@wishcanada.ca
Canadian Working Holiday and Internship Visas available early this year
Published November 10, 2008 18052carltonstreet Leave a CommentTags: 18052carltonstreet
Strange year. Normally Canadian working holiday and internship visas are not available until December or January. However this year they are available in November. This means that if you want to come to Canada for an internship or working holiday in 2009, you need to apply yesterday. Nearly.
Visas for French, Swiss and Belgian citizens are available next week. For Germans, and the Dutch on November 24th. Italian applications are still on the old timeline – which means no news on application dates will be released until mid December. For the other countries – no word on deadlines.
So basically what this means is this: if you are German, French, Belgian, or Dutch and want to come to Canada in 2009 for an internship, you need to apply right away. if you want to apply for a visa, you first need an internship offer. We arrange those – but it’ll take us about 3 weeks. German visas run out within a month, French within 2 months, the other countries within 3 months. So, if you register for an internship program within the next 4 weeks, you’ll have enough time to apply for a visa in Germany – 6 weeks to apply for a visa in France, and your practical deadline for the other countries is the end of January.
For working holiday, it’s much more flexible. You don’t need an internship offer to apply – but you still need to get your applications in right away. If you’re in Germany – we’d recommend getting your working holiday applications in no later than November 26th.
Timeline laid out for Polish Working Holiday visas
Published November 10, 2008 Uncategorized Leave a CommentTags: 18052carltonstreet
Foreign affairs has finally given some idea when the long awaited Polish Working Holiday visas will be available:
On 14 July 2008 Canada and Poland signed an agreement that will allow young people between the ages of 18 and 35 to apply for work permits in order to work temporarily in Canada. The agreement is subject to approval by the Canadian Parliament. Moreover, a number of administrative steps will have to be undertaken in Canada before this program will officially open. The program may not be ready to receive applications until early 2009.
This is Keiko from Cornerstone in Toronto. Here she is talking about her hotel internship in Japanese.
Nicole (second from left side) had a great time at West Trek! It was an unpaid internship but she was allowed to take part on all the trips West Trek organizes for free!
Chilean Working Holiday and Internship Visas
Published October 28, 2008 Professional Internship Leave a CommentTags: Canada, Chile, Working Holiday
Starting this year, Canada has begun giving working holiday and internship visas to people from Chile. Chile is the first country in Latin America to have these visas – even people from Spain cannot use visas like these.
What it means is that if you are from Chile, and under the age of 35, you can come and work in Canada or do an internship here for 1 year. This is a great opportunity to experience a new and different country, improve your English and have fun.
To find out more about working holiday visas – please click here.
If you are interested in joining WISH’s working holiday or internship program, please visit our website – www.wishcanada.ca.
Working holiday visas are also available for citizens of Korea, Japan, Germany, France, Italy, the Netherlands, the UK, Australia, New Zealand, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Belgium, and Latvia.
