EduNova
1809 Barrington Street B3J 1Z4 Halifax, NS, Canada

Eric understands the importance of the Study and Stay program, as it allows soon-to-be-graduates to have a better understanding of the New Brunswick job market. He also appreciates the impact that the mentorship component had on his career pathway. Read more here: https://bit.ly/3m77i4J #studyandstay

Important reminder that alumni are major influencers. #intled #studyandstay

Kadu moved from Sao Paulo, Brazil to Wolfville, Nova Scotia to complete a BBA major in Marketing at Acadia University. During his last year of study, he joined the Atlantic Canada Study and Stay - Nova Scotia program, where he expanded his networks and used what he learned in the program as a platform to finding employment. Kadu says that keeping in touch with everyone from the program and people that I met at events helped me land my current job. Kadu currently works at t...he Bank of Montreal where he was recently promoted to Personal Banking Associate. He wants to grow within the BMO institution as fast as I can and learn from as many people as I can." His advice to other international students is do not be scare of talking, because when you open your mouth, it shows the world who you are. Work on your people skills, learn how to interact with people, learn how to read people and understand them." #studyandstay See more

Continued isolation and being away from loved ones is difficult. As we pass the year mark on the pandemic, we want to remind you to check in on your mental health and take some time to look after your wellbeing. Here’s a good place to start: https://www.mhfa.ca//f/mhfa_self-care-resilience-guide.pdf

EduNova had a successful evening hosting an exclusive networking event for our Atlantic Canada Study and Stay - Nova Scotia students. Students, mentors, and guests from our communities were able to network and hear wonderful remarks from special guests during the event. We thank all of our attendees for taking the time to attend! #studyandstay

My East Coast Experience stands against racism and the alarming escalation in xenophobia and bigotry towards Asian American, Pacific Islander communities during the COVID-19 pandemic. You can visit http://stopaapihate.org for resources or to report incidents. #StopAsianHate #StopAAPIHate

Atlantic Canada Study and Stay - Nova Scotia Program Graduation Ceremony! We invite you to celebrate with us the accomplishments of the Atlantic Canada Study and Stay - Nova Scotia Program Cohort 2019-2020! Through this event, we will hear from special guests, program testimonials and the presentation of graduation certificates to students in their cohort.

"In 2019, when Nigel joined the Atlantic Canada Study and Stay - NL program, he received help in turning a business idea into reality." Read the full alumni story here: https://www.linkedin.com//atlantic-canada-study-and-stay-p

International students finding it easier to stay in Atlantic Canada thanks to EduNova. Because of my involvement with the Study and Stay program, I want to stay here. I feel I can get the support I need to build my community, to build a family and a career. Read the full story on why international students are choosing to stay in Nova Scotia in My East Coast Experience: https://myeastcoastexperience.com/ahrthyh-arumugam-study-a/

If you want to win an EduNova prize package, which includes a hat, scarf, reusable facemask and a $50 gift card to Loblaws companies, you have until the 22nd to complete the Housing Survey! https://studynovascotia.ca/international-students-housing-/

Originaire d’Haïti, Emmanuel Pierre est un diplômé en Réseautique et Sécurité informatique du CCNB de Bathurst. Avant son arrivée au Nouveau-Brunswick, Emmanuel a travaillé pendant plus d’une dizaine d’années dans le secteur des Télécommunications, notamment pour les missions de maintien de la paix des Nations Unies en Afrique. Le Programme Étudier pour m’établir au Canada Atlantique lui a fourni des avis précieux sur la stratégie de recherche d’emploi et le cheminement de ca...rrière. Les techniques de recherche d’emploi apprises lors de ce programme et les références de son nouveau réseau lui ont permis de décrocher son emploi actuel de Planificateur technique pour des projets de fibre optique chez Missing Link Technologies Ltd. Le Programme Étudier pour m’y établir au Canada Atlantique facilite amplement la transition entre le statut d’étudiant et celui de professionnel. C’est une excellente initiative qui montre l’engagement de la province à bien accueillir et appuyer les étudiants étrangers. Ce programme m’a doté des outils et des liens communautaires indispensables pour vivre, travailler et rester dans la région, et contribuer aux collectivités du Nouveau-Brunswick . #StudyandStay #newbrunswick See more

Call for mentors! The Atlantic Canada Study and Stay Nova Scotia program is designed to support international students transitioning from ‘student’ to ‘professional’ in their final year of study, and mentorship is an integral part of students’ networking and professional development success in the program. As a mentor, you will help an international student in starting their career in Nova Scotia. To apply, visit: https://atlanticcanadastudyandstay.com/atlantic-canada-stud

If you are an international student who lived off-campus in Nova Scotia during the 2019/20 Academic year, tell us about your accommodation experience! The deadline to complete the survey and be entered to win a prize package is November 22. https://studynovascotia.ca/international-students-housing-/

Rakesh Menapati knows the power of mentorship through the Atlantic Canada Study and Stay - Nova Scotia program. Rakesh says, this program introduced me to one of the most amazing guys, my mentor. With the help of my mentor, I was able to acquire a job in Nova Scotia. Rakesh believes that coming from India to Canada, "having support from my mentor is a blessing. My mentor is still here for me in every aspect of my career; when I had three job offers and was confused about w...hich one to take, he suggested which is the best for my career. I have a great relationship with my mentor. He is my biggest inspiration. He is my Canadian ‘Dad’. Rakesh works as a Quality Control Lab Technician at Jost Vineyards and believes in giving back. He has volunteered as a fire fighter, at food banks, and at Shannex. Rakesh continues to live in Truro, where he says, I love the people here - they are amazing and always helpful to each other. Rakesh thinks about becoming an entrepreneur in the future and helping farmers in India with his agricultural experience. His advice to international students is to always believe in yourself, meet new people, and network. Your connections will help you to achieve your goals. #studyandstay #novascotia

To the thousands of international students who have arrived in Nova Scotia this fallwelcome! Your diligence in following health protocols supports your safe reintegration into Nova Scotia institutions and to our communities. https://novascotia.ca/news/release/?id=20201027002

Are you a professional currently living in Nova Scotia who wants to support our region’s international students to live, work, and stay here? Become a mentor today and share your knowledge, experience and skills! As a mentor, you will: Work one-on-one with an international student to support their professional learning goals. Provide feedback to your mentee on their strengths and areas to improve.... Be available to support your student as they transition from ‘student’ to ‘professional’. To become a mentor, sign up at https://atlanticcanadastudyandstay.com/atlantic-canada-stud The deadline to apply is December 16, 2020. Halifax Chamber of Commerce