Just Landed - The Immigrant Story: Recent Episodes
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Just Landed - The immigrant story Podcast features immigrant’s stories of resilience and triumph. #newcomerstocanada #canadianimmigration
“Students and new graduates often feel as though they have to settle in urban and metropolitan areas to gain access to the best career opportunities. However, living in these areas can pose significant challenges from living costs and commute times to overcrowded areas and lack of clean air. This need not be a choice they have to make though.
In this episode, Lindsay Rubeniuk, an immigration consultant residing in the Canadian Prairies will take us through what it is like to live in rural areas. With lower living costs and more flexible opportunities to work from home, one need not limit themselves to living in larger cities. Tune in to find out what Rural living could have in store for you”
Interested in immigrating to Canada? check out Lindsay Free immigration guides below:
Immigration on the Canadian Prairies Podcast
Free Skilled Immigration Guide Free Study Permit Guide
In this episode, Jen Ngozi, a proud first-generation immigrant and leader of a global women in leadership platform and movement called NetWerk®, empowering BIPOC and first-gen women to lead, speaks about breaking generational barriers and how international students can leverage their international experience to be successful.
You can learn more about NetWerk here: www.netwerkmovement.com
In this episode Zeinab Alamagan talks to us about effective methods to have a successful career. Tune in to learn how to brand yourself professionally and get your food in the door of a highly competitive job market. In addition, learn how to find the crossover between the skills required and your strengths.
While many focus on how they will fit into the career type, it is more important to understand how the career suits them. In Canada, the NOC tells us how a position is classified what the trajectory looks like in the next 5-10 years. These statistics show either a fair, good or excellent growth for a career specific to the country or province.
Resume samples - https://careers.northeastern.edu/article/resumes/
Resume tips - https://www.jobscan.co/blog/resume-sections/
Jobscan for resume optimization visit - https://www.jobscan.co/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwpreJBhDvARIsAF1_BU2pSUpYlQSezem_0IpzGhV205-ASRh_PileT0YzbEcT6ah12bEzLaUaAthjEALw_wcB#uploadWrapperhttps://www.jobscan.co/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=ppc&utm_campaign=b
To find the NOC code visit - https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/eligibility/find-national-occupation-code.html
Career profile and projected statistics Ontario - https://www.ontario.ca/page/labour-market
British Columbia - https://www.workbc.ca/Jobs-Careers/Explore-Careers.aspx
Alberta - https://www.alberta.ca/labour-market-information.aspx
Saskatchewan - https://dashboard.saskatchewan.ca/business-economy/employment-labour-market/employment#by-industry-tab
In this episode Chris Dudley talks to us about; the entrepreneurial mindset and skills, the support Seneca Helix Innovation and Entrepreneurship Incubator provides and the means through which students can access the program to aid them in their career pursuits.
The program isn’t solely limited to those who have immediate entrepreneurial goals, but it also helps imbue its participants with a mindset that allows them to identify problems, think of ways to solve them and make a positive impact on the world.
In this Episode, our guest Khairoon talks to us about diversity, inclusion and belonging and what can immigrants do to ensure that we live in an inclusive Canada for all. If we cannot accept ourselves our ability to truly accept others is compromised.
In this episode Ayo Owodunni walks us through his experience in Canada and provides tips to new immigrants on how to build their confidence and find success.
In this episode, Tatyana Nduta, a former International student and Community Mental Health Case Manager, discusses mental health as it relates to international students.
In this episode we discuss the importance of having a school life balance. #internationalstudents #studyabroad #justlanded_cad #mentalhealth
Do you have a budget? are you strictly staying within your budget? What are some of the costs to expect as an International students. #budgeting #justlandedcanada
In this episode, we talk about the application process for international students to study abroad.
February 2021, when I launched Tushauriane Podcast, I had no experience interviewing and did not know what to expect with this podcast. Without a doubt I knew I wanted to provide a forum where immigrants can share their experiences to benefit new newcomers, immigrants or those planning to immigrate. The results were affirmative and evident by the overwhelming response of guests that wanted to be on the show.
I knew I needed a team, after the third episode I was joined by my co- host Khairun-nisaa.
Excited to announce season one is complete with:
✅ 1K+ episode downloads
✅ Listeners from 20+ countries
✅ 3 remarkable team members
As we wrap up the Season, we would like to give special thanks to our guests:
✨ Willard Oliver
✨Florence Mensa
✨Christina Fenton
✨Sheena Brown
✨Kelly Mekwunye
✨Nick Noorani
✨Shamilla Mohamed
✨Braulio Rocha
✨Tracy Oyekanmi
✨David Ojeyinka
✨Abdulkareem Manzi
✨Gerald Keledjian
✨Hammad Siddiqui
✨Ben Karegeya
✨Brent Edwards
It is because of you that we made an amazing season, a warm thank you.
🎉 We are rebranding - Season Two begins in September under new name “Justlanded” 🎉
Stay Tuned :)
In this episode, Brent Edwards, discusses the importance of networking and building trusting relationships especially among newcomers. Brent is the founder of BrentCanada Experiences, a service that helps newcomers and immigrants to Canada learn how to network in Canadian settings.
In this episode Ben, professional basketball player and the founder of Street King Car Reviews shares lessons learned for new comers and his advice “if you haven’t experienced Winter, Canada should not be your first”.
In this episode, Hammad talks about his immigrant journey and his work in which he empowers LinkedIn users with skills to find job opportunities and provide special services to Canadian immigrants.
In this episode, Gerard Keledjian Executive Producer and Co-host of New Canadian TV and web series shares his own immigrant journey and experience as an international trained media professional. You can fine Gerard’s amazing work by visiting:
https://newcanadians.tv/
In this episode Abdul-Kareem, creative director and founder of "you've been filmed" narrates his journey into Canada and shares his experience and his entrepreneurship journey.
David, a career man and successful entrepreneur talks about how he uses his podcast to share practical tips for a successful career journey to fellow immigrants. His advise to other newcomers "Believe in yourself, surround yourself with the right people"
In this episode, Tracy an immigrant from Nigeria and Podcast Host of Visible at Work Podcast, narrates her immigrant experience as well as shares how she manages to balance her career, her business and being a mom.
In this episode. Braulio shares his immigration Journey to Canada. Arriving with no money, he started working as Janitor. Little did he know that it would be that same establishment that he worked as a Janitor that end up as his first client in his entrepreneurial journey. Great inspiration from this story.
In this episode, Shamila, shares her experience in Canada, balancing being a mother, with the demands of running a business while also working full-time.
Nick Noorani, a well-known authority on improving immigrant outcomes, Founder on Immigrationnetworks.com shares his immigration journey and how that turned into his passion in helping immigrants in Canada. He has several publications on this subject among them Arrival Survival Canada, 365 Tips for Newcomers: Your First Year in Canada, Immigrate to Canada: A Practical Guide , Welcome to Canada: What you should know.
Kelly, an immigrant from Nigeria, who studied in the UK narrates her journey immigrating to Canada and what it took for her to finally find employment in her field. She shares about availability of various settlement services offered by Mosaic that helped her settle in Canada.
In this episode, Sheena narrates her decision to leave Jamaica and how she ended up in Yorkton, Saskatchewan. Almost 5 years later, she is still not working in the profession that qualified her for the Provincial Nominee Program.
Christina, an immigrant from Jamaica, and a Licensed Therapist in British Columbia narrates her experience as an immigrant. "suddenly I realized I was a minority!
Florence, narrates her experience as an international student living in the small town of Squamish , BC.
Growing up in South Africa, Willard Oliver tells his story about leaving behind the life he knew and what it was like as a new immigrant to Canada.
Tushauriane is a podcast that discusses the Social, Cultural and Economic integration of immigrants in Canada. We look at challenges and possible solutions facing immigrants in Canada.
In these shows, Canadian immigrants sharing experiences in the hopes of helping new comers navigate the system with much ease.
Our mission is to Educate, Empower, and Encourage each other. Tushauriane is a Swahili word meaning consult or advise each other.