Good free tools to check your resume

I listed some useful websites that check your resume free of charge.
Following websites are some of the best that I use everyday.

1- Rezscore.com : this tool will evaluate and grade your resume and gives you some recommendations
2-  jobscan.co : compares your resume with job posting and gives you match rating (same as ATS)

3- cvwordchecker.com : rates your resume based on the quality of words used in your CV

Preparing resume to start seeking for jon in Canada

Canadians like to see your resume in the format that they use to.
Here you will find some websites to learn more about writing your resume properly.

1- https://career.berkeley.edu/Tools/Tools  - Berkeley University

2- https://www.utm.utoronto.ca/careers/resume-cover-letter-resources  -  University of Toronto

Welcome to Canada!

Canada is an awesome place for immigrants. Most of the people are nice and helpful. Despite that nice things, the settlement process is pretty painful and exhausting.
Finding a place to stay for first days, renting a condo or townhouse, buying home furniture, dealing with foods and new tastes, shocking prices and expensive public transportation are some of the challenges a newcomer encounters with.
Then finding a school and registering kids at school and getting ready to find a suitable job will be next problems.
Newcomers mostly are accepted as a skilled worker but unfortunately finding a job could be very difficult for many.
In this weblog, I will try to share all my information and experiences that I learned here, in Toronto.