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Canada Finance Jobs

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High salaries and growth prospects make a career in the financial sector of Canada very promising. However, in Canada, finance jobs are a highly competitive field that attracts many students.

Canada Finance Jobs: Opportunities for Undergraduates

Undergraduates can consider the following pointers to get finance jobs in Canada:

 
  • Do Internships: One of the easiest ways to gain an edge over others in entry level jobs is to do an internship. Several financial institutions offer training to students that equips them with sound practical knowledge. During internships, you will not be doing the core job, but get learning experience and build a network. Additionally, you will get paid for doing simple tasks. So, start early before the positions get filled.
 
  • Obtain Diversified Experience:

    Instead of doing all the internships in equity trading, diversify your experience. Consider doing an internship in bonds, one in fixed income and another in portfolio management. This will not only enhance your résumé, but also improve your confidence and awareness.

 
  • Pick up Financial Knowledge: Broaden your knowledge horizon by reading finance magazines and books that are not a part of your course. Stay abreast of the latest financial news and updates on the world economy, through websites, such as EconomyWatch.com. It is crucial to improve your financial vocabulary by reading tutorials from such financial websites.
 
Once you graduate, you can also consider studying further. Appearing for competitive exams, such as the Canadian Securities Course Exam, puts you in a better position to get a lucrative finance job in Canada. You can apply for positions such as that of a broker or underwriter. You can work with banks, financial services institutions, investment or insurance companies. One can also opt for stock brokerage in a corporation.

Canada Finance Jobs: Opportunities for International Students

The government of Canada has taken a number of steps to encourage skilled manpower to settle in Canada and leverage on the rising number of university students. This has enabled international students to easily apply for higher studies in the country and later on get a part-time or full-time job in the country. However, non-citizens are required to obtain a work permit to get employment in Canada. Job seekers should not provide their credit card number, banks account or driver’s license in their résumé.

 

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