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Hi everyone
I was immigrated to Canada 2 month ago. I have Bsc in Industrial Engineering and I have 9 years experince in different industries as a Business process analyst, but because I am a newcommer here my experince doesn't count . Could anybody advice me how should I put my feet on the door as a business analyst?
Your advice would be appreciated in advance.
Dear Mohammad,
I'm not sure why you believe that your previous experience would not count. As long as you've done the types of activities which a prospective employer expects of you there should be no issues with your past experience.
Having said that, you should consider creating a functional resume which lists your skills and competencies first without being tied to a given job. That should be the bulk of the resume. After that you can simply list the previous jobs with just the company name, title, and dates.
The biggest barrier or most analysts which move to a new country is mastering a new language. As a business/process analyst you will need to have strong communication and facilitation skills. So make sure you work on those first. Consider taking communication & facilitation courses.
I would also recommend that you take a couple of business analysis courses just to make sure that you do not have any major gaps in knowledge/skills. This also looks good for potential employers since it shows that you are dedicated to the profession and are eager to learn.
Hope this helps!
- Adrian
Dear Adrian
Thank you for your advice.I do my research on them. But what kind of jobs do you recommend to start with to get a relative Canadian experience?
Regards
Mohammad
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