Nova Scotia Office of Immigration Int'l Recruitment Events February/March 2017
Nova Scotia Office of Immigration will be attending an immigration fair in Utrecht in the Netherlands on February 11th and 12th and would like to invite NS ICT companies who are interested in hiring international talents to either join them on the trip or send in job postings for the office staff to take along. Companies should have completed the required recruitment in Canada first before getting involved in the latest international recruitment opportunities. The office is also looking at participating a similar event in London in late March specifically targeting Canada’s East Coast companies. Employers can check out the cost estimates for the Utrecht and London trip. Please drop us an email at info@digitalnovascotia.com if you have any questions or if you want to forward us your job postings.
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