Authored by Brampton Career Consultant, Daisy Wright, the book is a handy career coaching tool written for professional newcomers who are already in Canada or those contemplating moving here.  It is also for anyone trying to understand what it takes to succeed in today's competitive job market. Wright who is President of the Wright Career Solution, and the author of several articles on career coaching and resume writing and whose work has been published in other career books, says that this book will be a handy companion for every professional who needs guidance in meeting the many challenges of settling in their new home.

No Canadian Experience, Eh? gives the reader an inside scoop on what it takes to navigate his or her way through the job search maze and offers helpful information on accessing a number of available resources.  It outlines job search basics such as résumé and cover letter design; preparing and mastering the interview; building professional networks, accessing the hidden job market, and socializing/networking inside and outside the workplace. It also covers some of the basic requirements for the settler such as applying for a driver's license, finding a family doctor and registering children in schools.

As an added feature, the book highlights advice and tips from seasoned recruiters and human resources professionals who have a keen understanding of what employers look for in potential employees.

Wright says that while it is a fact that settling successfully in a new country is not an easy task, it is achievable. "It is hoped that readers will recognize and be inspired by a consistent theme - that perseverance and the application of various job search strategies can, in the end, provide the desired results and minimize the trauma often associated with settlement," the author claims.

The book can be ordered directly from the publishers at www.nocanadianexperience-eh.com, and will eventually be available through Chapters-Indigo, Amazon and at public libraries.