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Newcomers: The Challenge of Finding a Job in Outaouais - TVA Gatineau

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Just recently arrived from Cameroon and Rwanda, Brandon and Mahoro shared the same challenge when they came to settle in the Outaouais: finding a job. If these two newcomers were able to get a job, it was thanks to the support of SITO, the Service d'integration au travail de l'Outaouais, an organization that accompanies immigrants in their job process. The participants are trained for 4 to 8 weeks and then an internship in company to better unde…
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Just recently arrived from Cameroon and Rwanda, Brandon and Mahoro shared the same challenge when they came to settle in the Outaouais: finding a job. If these two newcomers were able to get a job, it was thanks to the support of SITO, the Service d'integration au travail de l'Outaouais, an organization that accompanies immigrants in their job process. The participants are trained for 4 to 8 weeks and then an internship in company to better unde…

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tvagatineau.ca broke the news on Thursday, October 15, 2026.
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