Make your resume Canadian-ready.
Moving to Canada or applying from abroad? Paste your resume and get it in the format Canadian employers expect: short, no photo, no personal details, focused on results.
How it works
- Paste the text of your current resume.
- The tool applies the usual Canada conventions.
- Get the same experience rewritten in that country's format, with a note of what changed.
- Check every line and add any details marked [in brackets].
Questions people ask
What do Canadian employers expect on a resume?
One or two pages, reverse-chronological, clear results, and no photo, age or marital status.
Should I mention my work authorisation?
It helps if it is short and clear, for example 'Permanent resident' or 'Open work permit until [date]'.
Do I need Canadian experience?
Many employers say so, but skills and results count. Focus on what you did and the numbers.
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