ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS ​👩‍💼

Administrative assistants perform a variety of administrative duties in support of managerial and professional employers. They are employed throughout the private and public sectors.
Source : National Occupational Classification

WAGES:

​$17.00- $35.00
Per Hour
Source: Canadian Job Bank 

NOC CODE:

In Canada, Administrative assistants are classified under the 
TEER 3 -  NOC CODE 13110

TITLES:

• Administrative assistant - Executive secretary (except legal and medical)
• Human resources administrator - Office administrative assistant
• Private secretary - Secretary (except legal and medical)​ -Technical secretary

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​EMPLOYMENT REQUIREMENTS:

​To work and apply for a job as a Administrative assistants  in, Canada

• Completion of secondary school is usually required.
• Completion of a one- or two-year college or other program for administrative assistants or secretaries or previous clerical experience is require​d.​

PROFESSIONAL LICENSING:

If you have completed education or training outside of Canada, you may need to have your credentials evaluated to determine if they are equivalent to Canadian standards.

This occupation is not regulated in Canada based on our records.
Source Foreign Credential Recognition Program - ESDC

Land Your Dream Job 

STEP ONE

Create your Resume (CV) and Cover Letter

Update your resume and cover letter to our Canadian standards, and highlight the skills and experience relevant to the job before applying.

RESUME (CV)

STEP TWO

Apply for Jobs with the Canadian Job Bank

Identify the companies in your industry that are actively seeking workers by checking their job postings

CANADIAN JOB BANK

STEP THREE

Review and Practise Job Interview Questions

Practice your interview skills  before getting a interview. Be ready to answer questions about your experience and skills.

INTERVIEW PREPARENESS

• Consider taking courses or upgrading your skills: If you need to upgrade your skills or learn new ones, consider taking courses or attending training programs. This can make you more competitive in the job market.
• Networking is an important part of the job search process in Canada. Join professional associations, attend industry events, and connect with other professionals in your field.
• Consider volunteering or taking on internships to build your network and gain important work experience.
• ​Stay organized: Keep track of the jobs you've applied for and the companies you've contacted. This can help you stay organized and avoid missing any opportunities.

Remember that finding a job can take time, but don't give up. Keep networking, and applying for jobs, and you chances of finding your DREAM job in Canada can become a reality!