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Jobs in Canada

With 10 provinces and three territories, Canada is vast and varied, full of mountains, lakes, cities, and syrup! There are jobs for foreigners of all skill levels, from nannies to engineers. The high standard of living, affordable costs, and seasonal beauty make working in Canada a dream. Whether you’re hitting the slopes or strolling charming streets, Canada offers the perfect work-life balance.
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Working Holiday in Canada -  Global Work & Travel
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Global Work & Travel

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Working Holiday in Canada – The Ultimate Gap Year

Canada has some of the best scenery in the world, hands down. Wit...

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INTERNeX Pacific

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Pre-arranged Jobs in Canadian Summer and Winter Resorts

Work, live, and play in Canada's tourism playgrounds. We work wit...

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EA Ski and Snowboard Training

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Become a Ski Instructor in Canada - Training + Job Included

Do you have a passion for travel, adventure, and skiing? Do you want to earn internationally recognized qualifications and travel the world with the coolest job on the planet? Become a ski instructor in Canada with EA Ski and Snowboard Training this winter and fast-track your career in the ski industry! On a ski instructor internship you'll train, qualify and work as a ski instructor - all in one season. EA Ski and Snowboard Training guarantee a paid job offer once their interns have passed their exams and are qualified ski instructors. Apply today to see if you qualify! Choose from 7 world-class ski resorts in Canada to train and work at this winter. You'll train with the best, gain internationally recognized instructor qualifications, and get the best work experience for your CV. You'll gain instructor qualifications recognized by the International Ski Instructors Association (ISIA) - the world body for professional ski instructors. This means you will be able to work at other world-class ski resorts across the globe. Inquire to get in touch with our team and find out more about this great opportunity!

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InterExchange

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Work and Travel Canada

Our Work & Travel Canada program gives U.S. citizens between the ages of 18 and 35 a chance to experience the beauty of our northern neighbor while earning money throughout the year. Start with an arrival orientation in Vancouver or Toronto and continue with job support throughout your program. If you already have a job in mind we can also help you organize your 12-month working holiday visa! A Working Holiday is an opportunity to travel and explore a new country while taking on short-term jobs at places like ski resorts, restaurants and hotels or in manual labor positions. We offer pre-departure support, including visa application information and general advice, as well as job search and travel support throughout your time in Canada.

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JENZA

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Work Canada with JENZA

JENZA Work Canada is the ultimate way to earn and explore, with visa assistance, a pre-arranged job, and arrival support to sort all the bank details and nerdy tax stuff. The job bit... We include a 4 to 6-month seasonal job with one of our 20+ summer or ski season employers. Summer jobs start in April/May, while winter jobs are in November/December. Typical jobs include working as a lift attendant, server, cook, barista, retail assistant, or housekeeper – in locations like Whistler, Banff, Jasper, and more. Not a country fan? We also have year-round construction and hospitality jobs in the cities. The money bit... Expect to earn between CAD 16 and CAD 24/hour, with professional positions – such as ski instructors, chefs, and baristas – earning more. Most of our employers provide subsidized staff housing, lift passes, and rentals, so it’s a great way to stay social, save your salary, and work on your skills. The visa bit... You must be eligible for an IEC working holiday visa and between 18 and 30 or 35 years old (depending on your nationality) to work in Canada, doing casual or career work for 1-2 years (again, depending on your nationality).

International Camps Network

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Work at a Camp in Canada

Obtain numerous benefits, from travel experience to new friendships with cool people from all over the world, through Camps Canada! Spend your time in the camp in direct contact with nature, away from the screen and electrical devices. Be a role model to campers or work as a support staff while becoming a crucial part of a Canadian educational outdoor center. While you’re at it, have plenty of fun singing, playing, running, swimming, hiking, dancing, and goofing around with your peers and the campers. Hike through the forest and visit lakes, and discover the rugged beauty of the Canadian wilderness. If you’re interested in joining our camp, please contact us for more information.

Oyster Worldwide

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Become a qualified ski instructor & teach in the same season

Join our 4 week CSIA Level 1 ski instructor course in Whistler in November & then begin your pre-arranged job working for Whistler Kids - the Snow School for children at Whistler Blackcomb. On arrival in Vancouver you will be met by our experienced representative & given assistance with obtaining your SIN number & bank account. Accommodation in Whistler is organised ahead of your arrival so, after a night in a hostel in Vancouver, we will bus you up to Whistler & check you into the accommodation that you will call home for the next 5 months. During the first weekend we will get you settled into Whistler life, giving you a tour of the village, access to ski equipment discounts & a ZipTrek eco-tour before you begin the 4 week instructor course. On the course, you will be taught by the best instructors in town. On successful completion (we have a 100% pass rate), you will start working for the snow school. The job is arranged before you leave home via interviews with Oyster & the employer. To be eligible, you need to be able to obtain a Canadian Working Holiday Permit, be a confident skier & have childcare experience with 3-11 year olds. 5 months in Whistler costs £4645.

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La Ferme Vieille-Grange

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Fruit Pickers Jobs in Quebec, Canada

Ferme Vieille-Grange, located in the peaceful and picturesque town of Danville, Québec, is a thriving, modern farm specializing in fruit cultivation and dairy production. As we prepare for the upcoming harvest season, we are excited to open our doors to enthusiastic Fruit Pickers who are passionate about working outdoors and contributing to sustainable farming. Whether you’re a local resident or an international job seeker searching for a meaningful work opportunity in Canada, we invite you to apply. We provide full support for visa sponsorship through the LMIA process for eligible foreign applicants, along with optional on-site accommodation. Join our team, gain valuable experience in Canadian agriculture, and grow your career with us at Ferme Vieille-Grange, where tradition meets innovation in every harvest.

INTERNeX International Exchange

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INTERNeX Canada: Hospitality Program

Combine work experience with plenty of fun and adventure with our summer or winter hotel and resort jobs. Work in some of the best hotels and resorts in Western Canada from 3, 4, or 5-star hotels in The Rocky Mountains as well as in ski and mountain biking resorts throughout BC and Alberta. Jobs and internships include front desk, guest services, food and beverage, kitchen, housekeeping, ski instructors, groomers, lift attendants, cashiers, lifeguards, golf course maintenance, and so many more. Summer positions last from June - September or October and winter positions run from November / December until April / May. Eligibility for this program includes: - Must be available to work for a full season or longer - Must love nature and the outdoors - Must be available for a zoom chat - Must be between the age of 18 and 30 - Must have at least Intermediate (5/10) English - Must have a valid Work Permit (we assist with this and, at present, you require a job to get the visa) - Must have travel insurance (we assist with this) Visas are open and the resorts are hiring. We accept people from all IEC partner countries. Don't delay; enquire today!

Corporate Stays

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Guest Service Specialist Intern

Job Summary: As a Guest Service Specialist Intern, you will be responsible for providing exceptional customer service to our guests, ensuring that their experience in our furnished apartments is seamless and enjoyable. You will work closely with the operations team and other departments to meet guests' needs promptly and efficiently. Key Responsibilities: Respond to guest inquiries via phone, email, or in person in a professional and friendly manner. Provide detailed information regarding available apartments, pricing, services, and amenities. Assist with the check-in and check-out processes, ensuring smooth transitions for guests. Handle special requests from guests, such as additional amenities, local recommendations, transportation bookings, etc.

Ripanti Immigration Consulting

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Canada Working Holiday Visa

As a licensed immigration consultant, I provide expert advice and personalized support to help you apply for a Working Holiday Visa for Canada with ease. This visa allows individuals from eligible countries, including Italy, to live and work in Canada for up to 12 or 24 months—depending on your nationality and the terms of the agreement with Canada. It’s a unique chance to travel, gain work experience, and immerse yourself in Canadian culture while supporting yourself financially. With my services, you benefit from: ● Professional, up-to-date immigration guidance ● A personalized approach tailored to your goals ● A smooth, stress-free application process ● Increased chances of approval Start your Canadian journey the right way. Click “Inquire Here” to schedule your consultation and take the first step toward your Working Holiday Visa!

Ferme Marche-EB

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Agriculture Jobs in Canada

Do you crave a dynamic, rewarding career abroad surrounded by supportive colleagues? At Ferme Marché-EB, we offer more than just jobs—we offer an exceptional work experience fueled by challenge, learning, and camaraderie. We are currently seeking passionate individuals to fill the following positions: - General agricultural workers - Ranch Foreman - Tractor Driver - Forklift operator - Seller - Fleet Mechanic At Ferme Marché-EB, we uphold values of excellence, honesty, quality, service, and people. These principles shape our daily operations and underscore our commitment to success.

How to Work Abroad in Canada

Prepare for Jobs in Canada

Set goals

A job in Canada can look different for everyone. Take a moment to think about what success means to you personally and professionally.

  • Figure out your lifestyle priorities. Do you want a fast-paced job in a major city, or something slower near the mountains or coast? Canada offers both, so be honest about your vibe.
  • Decide if you're staying short-term or going long haul. Are you testing out life abroad, trying to build international work experience, or maybe eyeing permanent residency? It helps to know early.
  • Brush up on your French (or English). Depending on where you go, especially in Quebec or Ottawa, knowing a bit of both can boost your job options and help you connect locally.

Understand the benefits

Beyond the 9-to-5, Canada offers perks that make life abroad feel pretty comfortable.

  • Healthcare that actually works. Most provinces offer public healthcare access after a short wait period, so you won’t be left scrambling if you get sick.
  • A solid work-life balance. Canadians value their time off, and full-time workers typically get two weeks paid vacation to start (often more with time).
  • Cultural comfort. It’s a super diverse country with global communities, so it’s easy to feel welcome without losing your own identity.

Things to know

Life in Canada is friendly and easygoing, but a little prep goes a long way when starting a job abroad.

  • Visa – Most travelers apply for the International Experience Canada (IEC) Working Holiday Visa, which allows you to work for up to two years depending on your country. Spots fill up fast, so don’t wait too long to apply.
  • Jobs – Hospitality, customer service, tech, and seasonal gigs (like ski resorts or summer camps) are popular and relatively easy to land as a newcomer.
  • Housing – Cities like Vancouver and Toronto can be expensive. Many workers rent shared apartments, stay in hostels short-term, or find live-in jobs to save on rent.
  • Weather – Canada’s climate varies wildly. Expect freezing winters if you’re inland or up north. Coastal cities like Vancouver are milder but rainier. Pack smart.

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