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October 2006 - Our first seminar tour for Mexican
and Latin American skilled workers interested in immigrating to Canada.
EXPLORADOR: Immigration Tour October 12 to 16.
Cactus Rock
has
presented the following seminars or conferences about Canada and Life in Canada since May 2001:
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First Canada Seminar: México
City 26 May 2001 the Hotel Presidente Intercontinental Ciudad de México.
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México City
24 August
2001. Hotel Camino Real
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Guadalajara,
México 26 August 2001 Hotel Hilton Guadalajara
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México City
1 September 2001. Hotel Camino Real
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México City
2 March 2002. Hotel Camino Real 8AM-1PM Salón Puebla
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México City
3 March 2002. Hotel Camino Real
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México City
7 September 2002. Hotel Camino Real
México
City 8 September 2002. Hotel Camino Real
México
City 23
November
2002. Hotel Presidente Inter-Continental
Mexico City
Canada in a Day Conference 29 March 2003 - WTC Mexico
Mexico City Life in Canada Conference 29 November 2003
- WTC Mexico
Mexico City Work and Life in Canada Seminar #1 June
2004- WTC Mexico
Mexico City Work and Life in Canada Seminar #2 June
2004- WTC Mexico
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Mexico City Life in Canada Conference 2005. June
11, 2005 - WTC Mexico.
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Mexico City Life in Canada Conference 2006.
March 4, 2006 - WTC Mexico
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Toronto. Explorador Immigration Tour.
October 2006
On May 26, 2001, Cactus Rock New Media Ltd.
presented its first ever Canada Seminar at the Presidente Intercontinental
Hotel in Mexico City.
Our seminars' objective is to provide a
realistic overview of life in Canada to prospective independent and
business immigrants, while at the same time, promoting Canada as one of
the top tourism, education and business destinations in the world.
Our seminar participants are mostly highly educated
professionals interested in Canada for themselves or their families.
Grounded in solid research and personal immigrants'
experiences as well as in the presenters' qualifications, Cactus Rock New
Media Ltd. offers the participants high quality information that will
allow them to make informed decisions regarding their interest in
immigrating to Canada as well as to select the right tourism/education
destination in Canada.
The seminars'
programs cover the following key areas (subject to change and variation
depending on the particular seminar):
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Canada - brief history, geography,
cultures, tourism attractions |
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Immigration processes and requirements |
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Job searching for the independent
immigrant
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Canada's job market |
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Canadian work environment culture |
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Resumes and Job searching
techniques |
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Challenges and opportunities |
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RECOMMENDATIONS:
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Resources |
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Exploratory trips |
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Language |
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Courses in Canada |
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Life in Canada - day to day life:
schools, doctors, recreation, tourism, dealing with homesickness, enjoying the
winter, adapting to a new country, etc. |
Feedback from participants was very
positive.
| Over 90% of participants said they would
recommend our seminars to people interested in immigrating to Canada
either as independent or business immigrants. |
"Felicidades, ha sido un excelente
seminario...Tienen amplia experiencia en los temas y han sido bastante
objetivos...Me voy contento y satisfecho por los conocimientos adquiridos.
(Congratulations, the seminar was excellent...you
have extensive experience in the topics and have been quite objective...I
leave happy and satisfied with the knowledge I've acquired)"
Eduardo Chavez, seminar participant.
The company is studying the possibility of
future seminars in various cities of the Americas. These seminars are a
wonderful opportunity for organizations that provide goods and services to
new immigrants and people interested in immigration to Canada to
communicate directly with this market.
Canada in a
Day Conference 29 March 2003 - WTC Mexico |
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Canada
Seminar 24 Aug 2001. Camino Real Hotel, Mexico City
Canada Seminar 26
May 2001. Presidente Intercontinental Hotel, Mexico City
Canada
Seminar 26 May 2001. Presidente Intercontinental Hotel, Mexico
City
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"Canada must be a just society...Our dreams for this beautiful
country will never die" Pierre Elliott Trudeau 1919-2000
