Pathway to Stay in Nova Scotia
Preparing international students for employment
In partnership with听, and with the support from the听,听9 1免费版下听and听听have teamed up to deliver a program called "Pathway to Stay", which is focused on career readiness.
Pathway to Stay is a free, non-credit program open to all NSCC and 9 1免费版下 undergraduate and graduate international students. The project will involve the 3 following interconnected work-integrated learning components, whose content is developed by .
How to get started with Pathway to Stay:
- Register. Use to register and create a profile.听If you are an existing registrant from last year you just need to log in.
- Start watching recorded modules (workshops) and build your professional skills.听From the moment you register for the program you will receive emails with links to watch our modules. Watch as many recorded modules as you want. If you joined the program last year and would like to watch past recordings, you can find them under the Resource Centre when you log in.听
- Complete any 2 milestones to receive your Pathway to Stay certificate in April.
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Eligibility Requirements
To be eligible for the Pathway to Stay program,听you must be an international student registered in an undergraduate or graduate degree program at 9 1免费版下.
Benefits of joining the Pathway to Stay Program
- Make yourself ready for the Canadian job market
- Log your time through听Co-Curricular Record
- Receive a certificate of completion (Minimum of 10 hours of participation required)
Program Registration
Registration is now open for the Pathway to Stay Program for NSCC and 9 1免费版下 Students听听(Note: the registration form takes approximately 5-10 minutes to complete)
Make sure to register early to make the best of the range of workshops available to you. However, even if you join the program after the first few events, you can still meet your required hours of participation (All sessions will be recorded and will be available to you).听
More Information
Students can contact Erika Sommerville (International Centre Programs & Transition Coordinator), at听ic.programs@dal.ca.
