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Career Journeys in Canada: Reinventing Ourselves

Career Journeys in Canada: Reinventing Ourselves

By: Wave Canada
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 This podcast series showcases real-life stories of people who have successfully reinvented themselves through their careers. People who have found new purpose, overcome adversity, followed their passion, and explored new horizons.

Wave Podcast Series: Reinventing Ourselves – Career Journeys
Made possible with the support of Ontario Creates

Directed by: Teresa Botelho
Content writing/hosting: Lauri Richardson
Pre-production & research: Ana Carolina Botelho
Production & edition: Christian Pedersen
Vignettes & special effects: Robson DJ Estudio
Second voice: Eric Major
Website & Digital Marketing: Creative Team CanadaCopyright Wave Canada Career Success Economics
Episodes
  • E10: Making use of transferable skills for building a new career path | Career Journeys in Canada

    E10: Making use of transferable skills for building a new career path | Career Journeys in Canada
    Feb 1 2022
    As an Evangelical Pastor with the Baptist Church in the city of São Paulo, Brazil, Gerson was committed to helping his parishioners. Upon relocating to Canada, he knew he would need to master English to serve in the same role. With time and hard work, he again found his calling as a Surveillance Coordinator, administering hope within the Social Justice arena in St. Thomas, Ontario.

    Career Journeys in Canada: Reinventing Ourselves is a podcast series that showcases real-life stories of people who have successfully reinvented themselves through their careers. People who have overcome adversity found new purpose, explored new horizons, and followed their passion.

    This project was made possible through the generous support of Ontario Creates. It is a realization of BRZ Group Inc.
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    11 mins
  • E9: Entrepreneurship: If At First You Don't Succeed, Plan Again | Career Journeys in Canada

    E9: Entrepreneurship: If At First You Don't Succeed, Plan Again | Career Journeys in Canada
    Jan 28 2022
    A decade of rapid progress within the financial profession gave Fernanda solid business skills. Although super-demanding, it allowed her to travel the world, ultimately choosing Canada as the preferred destination for her family. While she fell short in planning, she was still able to pursue a Master's degree and build a supportive local network. From there, her Relocation business blossomed out of a life-long passion, a desire for work-life balance, and newfound talents.

    Career Journeys in Canada: Reinventing Ourselves is a podcast series that showcases real-life stories of people who have successfully reinvented themselves through their careers. People who have overcome adversity found new purpose, explored new horizons, and followed their passion.

    This project was made possible through the generous support of Ontario Creates. It is a realization of BRZ Group Inc.
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    16 mins
  • E8: Taking a leap of faith in yourself pays off | Career Journeys in Canada

    E8: Taking a leap of faith in yourself pays off | Career Journeys in Canada
    Jan 26 2022
    While working on event production for the Rio 2016 Olympics, Esequiel cultivated a large international network of contacts. This helped him land an incredible job with Cirque de Soleil, the entertainment phenomenon in Québec, Canada. Brave and persevering in his decision to settle with his wife in a new country, he recommends: “Don't be afraid. Take a leap of faith, do some planning.”

    Career Journeys in Canada: Reinventing Ourselves is a podcast series that showcases real-life stories of people who have successfully reinvented themselves through their careers. People who have overcome adversity found new purpose, explored new horizons, and followed their passion.

    This project was made possible through the generous support of Ontario Creates. It is a realization of BRZ Group Inc.
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    13 mins
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