Come and experience Quebec City as a temporary worker or permanent resident!
Quebec City and the surrounding region boast a robust economy, a very low unemployment rate and an outstanding work environment. According to recent projections by Employment Quebec, approximately 70,000 positions will have to be filled in the region over the next five years.
Thanks to a booming economy and a shrinking workforce (due to aging, retirement, etc.), Quebec City and the surrounding region offer a wide range of exciting job opportunities, not to mention one of the lowest unemployment rates in Canada.
Quebec City is the second largest economic hub in the province of Quebec and the seventh largest in Canada. Since 2000, almost 66,100 jobs have been created in the region. Quebec City’s economy is thriving, while a number of sectors are looking to hire workers.
High technology is one of Quebec City’s main economic drivers, thanks in particular to the creativity and productivity of its industrial sector and scientific community. Sectors of excellence such as optics/photonics, life sciences, insurance and financial services, ICT and electronics, food processing and green/intelligent buildings are all hiring skilled workers, who are in high demand. These sectors are strengthening the region’s position and enhancing the standing of Quebec City and its workforce around the world.
Here is an overview of Quebec City’s business sector:
This flurry of economic activity leads to numerous job opportunities, possibilities of advancement and promising career paths. Quebec City and the surrounding region are also well known for their quality of life, stimulating work environment, personalized services for immigrants and an international outlook.
Come and experience Quebec City as a temporary worker or permanent resident!
Source : Quebec international – key industries
For further information on the labour market in Quebec City and the surrounding region
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For information about how to integrate into the Canadian job market you may also visit : ACCES Employment