International Orientation Month

Please register for Pathway to PR on Apr 12, 2022, 1:00-2:30 PM EDT. The space is very limited and the live session will not be recorded. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.

This workshop is about:

• PGWP eligibility and COVID (including new policy regarding extensions)
• Options for spouses of study permit/ PGWP holders
• Pathway to PR for students

The training will be conducted by North York Community House for the international students.

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New to Canada? Have questions about finances? Have questions about how it relates to college life? Drop by during our informal “office hours”, dedicated to helping you navigate your transition to post-secondary education. An open setting will help you connect with your fellow students, and discuss common concerns and get insight from an RBC professional.

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Join this important webinar hosted by Service Canada. In this webinar you will learn about how to apply for your Social Insurance Number (SIN) once you arrive in Canada, and about other important services available to international students.

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Access code: 2337 277 7166

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Meeting ID: 916 8050 0126
Passcode: 381882"

As an international student, coming to Canada can be exciting, but tends to be very busy. While you’re getting used to your new surroundings, the last thing you want to have to think about is your finances. During this session, we will be discussing what you need to get started, as well as different types of accounts and their features and benefits. Offered by our partner Royal Bank of Canada (RBC).

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Meeting ID: 916 8050 0126

Each and every 3rd Wednesday of the month the keep.meSAFE team goes live on Instagram bringing awareness to student mental health. This month we will focus on managing stress using the resources provided within the My SSP app as part of the keep.meSAFE Program.

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Passcode: 381882

Advanced sign-up is required for this event; space is limited.
This workshop will:

• provide students with a variety of housing options
• help students continue the housing search

We hope that you can join us! After signing up you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar. The training will be conducted by North York Community House for Humber international students.

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Hang out with us virtually to play games and get to know one another! This fun and casual social is a great way to unwind.

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Join us for Humber’s International Orientation. In this session we will talk about Blackboard, accommodations, transportation, upcoming orientation events, key immigration rules and regulations and much more.

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Learn about job search in Canada, and your rights and responsibilities as an international student seeking Canadian employment.

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As you start your school year planning ahead can be overwhelming and the topic of money can be emotional. Stay in control by budgeting and understanding what is coming in/out of your account. During this session, you will learn about different resources available to you and gain better control over your money. This will help reduce your stress and prevent you from going into unnecessary debt.

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This session will introduce you to Humber Libraries. You will learn about how the Library can help you in your studies. We will cover searching online eResources, finding resources specific to your program, other supports the Library offers and how to get help when you are struggling to find research material for your assignments.

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Let us introduce you to Humber College’s Counsellors that are here for your mental health and support. As you start a new phase in life, away from family, and during these unique times, it is important for you to know how we can help you if needed.

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Join us for a quick information session on the keep.meSAFE mental wellness student support program now available to you anytime of the day or night. Attending school can be an amazing time of new experiences and great opportunity to explore new ideas. Dealing with feelings of Anxiety and Stress are some of the top reasons why students may seek support. Procrastination and building time management skills - Anxiety about a public speaking assignment - Nutrition concerns - Worries about upcoming exams or disappointment with academic performance - Stress due to financial challenges - Concern about postgraduation plans - Loneliness or homesickness - Difficulty adjusting to life in another country - Suicidal ideation - Tensions with family members, friends, or roommates. International students can access this diverse 24/7 support by: 1) Downloading the My SSP App (available from the App store/Google Play) or 2) Calling 1.844.451.9700. Visit www.keepmesafe.org to learn more.

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Learn answers to questions including; when does my health insurance coverage start? What does my health insurance cover? Where can I use my health insurance? How do I get my health insurance card? And many others.

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Meeting ID: 858 7397 2453 

Join us in person for some fun trivia on all things Canadian! Testing your knowledge on your home away from home may provide you with the chance to win a gift card! Space is limited - Sign-up in advance. In order to access campus, please review the information on the following website: https://humber.ca/campus-return/

In-Person | North Campus

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Do you have what it takes to be The Trivia Master? Do you love trivia? Are you looking to have some fun and meet new friends from across the country? Come and join keep.meSAFE at our second Trivia Lunch with participants across Canada. This is a free event and there will be some amazing prizes up for grabs: a $25 Amazon gift card and many other bonus prizes too!

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Have all your student-related immigration questions answered in this Q&A session.

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This is an in-person, drop-in. New to Canada? Have questions about finances? Have questions about how it relates to college life? Drop by in-person during our informal “office hours”, dedicated to helping you navigate your transition to post-secondary education. An open setting will help you connect with your fellow students, and discuss common concerns and get insight from a Royal Bank of Canada professional. The drop-in will be on the first floor of the North Campus Learning Resource Commons (LRC) (in front of the Starbucks store)

This session/workshop will provide detailed information about the purpose of a resume, the contents of a Canadian resume, understanding keywords, and developing accomplishment statements.

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Want to learn more about your student union? IGNITE Student Life, led by Humber and Guelph-Humber students, are here to amplify your voice. From clubs, events, and services you need and depend on, to supporting you in your quest for greatness. We create room for ideas, conversations, and connections.

IGNITE is here Support to Humber and Guelph-Humber students in getting the most value out of their educational experience while supporting their growth as a person to effectively prepare them for life after college/university.

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In this session, you will learn about acing a Canadian job interview, what to do before, during, and after an interview, types of interviews, behavioral interview questions, dressing for the role, building rapport, and body language.

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If you are inside Canada and your Study Permit is expiring, attend the webinar to learn about the process to apply for a study permit extension.

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This session will introduce you to Humber Libraries. You will learn about how the Library can help you in your studies. We will cover searching online eResources, finding resources specific to your program, other supports the Library offers and how to get help when you are struggling to find research material for your assignments.

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Learn how to apply for a Post Graduation Work Permit from inside Canada. This webinar is catered to prospective graduates and recent graduates.

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If you are inside Canada and need a Co-op Work Permit, come and learn about the process of applying for your co-op work permit.

A Co-op Work Permit is needed for a co-op/field placement/internship/practicum component for your academic program. Check your program page to see if you have one: https://humber.ca/search/full-time.html

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