The topics of the Calgary: A New Chapter orientation sessions provide newcomer professionals with information about the city of Calgary, the local education system, finances and banking, recreational and volunteer opportunities, community service, Canadian workplace culture, and employment preparation.
I recently took part in the "Calgary: A New Chapter" program, and it was such a positive experience. The program was super helpful in getting me settled into life in Calgary. They covered everything from finding a job to understanding the healthcare system and even how to set up a bank account.
The best part was the people running the sessions, they really knew their stuff and were so relatable since many of them have gone through the same process of moving to a new country. It wasn’t just about learning the basics; it was also about feeling like part of a community. I met other newcomers, and it was great to share our experiences and support each other.
Overall, this program made my transition to Calgary so much easier, and I left feeling confident and ready to start my new life here. If you’re new to Calgary, I highly recommend joining this program!
Calgary: A New Chapter" webinars helped me feel more confident as I am a bit overwhelmed starting my new Canadian life. It was a great opportunity to listen to professionals talking about vital issues and then ask questions. I managed to clarify many points concerning health care, education, banking, tenancy, etc.
I had the privilege of attending CCIS' Calgary: A New Chapter Orientation Sessions started from October 8 - 10, 2025. And it was truly inspired by the insightful discussions and networking opportunities.
The event exceeded my expectations, offering valuable takeaways that I will apply in my personal and professional life.
I am grateful for the knowledge and connections gained and can't wait to see the impact in the near future.
The sessions are hosted by professionals from within the community who share information and advice from their field of expertise. Speakers include: HR specialists, business owners, civic leaders, representatives from the Calgary Police, banking professionals, and many others.