to study chinese. When will this course ?Can u tell me?

I came from a country where putting your professional photo on a resume was completely standard and expected and spent three months in Canada wondering why nobody was calling me back before discovering this was one of several things I was doing completely wrong for this specific market. Canadian hiring standards are genuinely different from most other countries in ways that nobody officially tells you — no photo, no age, no marital status, no nationality and in most cases no full home address are all standard Canadian resume practices that newcomers regularly violate without knowing. Top Resume Canada offers resume writing services helped me understand not just what to remove but why Canadian employers flag these things and how including them can actually trigger unconscious bias concerns that immediately remove you from consideration regardless of your qualifications. Removing my photo and personal details combined with a complete resume rebuild resulted in my first Canadian interview within three weeks after four months of complete silence which told me exactly how much these invisible rules matter. If you are a newcomer to Canada drop below what your resume currently includes — I want to help people avoid the same invisible mistakes that cost me four months of missed opportunities in this market.

Does Anike Joshi like Delaney or Delaney Baie?

maybe about 2 short paragraphs-i'm not good at reading do you know where i can find some? or can someone write 1 for me? the simpler and shorter the better so it should be easy it can be about anything to do with mother's day but preferably something to do with the meaning of mother's day/ importance but it can be anything thanks to anyone who can help

Do You teach how to read and write Chinese characters? Is conversation included for beginners, intermediate and advanced? How much do you charge for the course?

I speak French and English fluently. (French is my native language). I'm thinking about learning a third language and my choices are: Mandarin or Arabic. Since I plan on getting involved in public/international affairs, both would be very useful. Any suggestions? Have you learned either of those languages? Did you take classes? (I want to be able to speak either one of those and write as well)

Does anyone know of any Chinese New year activities, festival, or events in Cleveland, Ohio to celebrate the Chinese New Year? Or anything I could do to celebrate it. I would love to be a part of this celebration this year.

If possible may I have the Beijing dialect, if needed, characters and pinyin please. How do I say "I really miss you and I hope we all stay friends until I am able to visit again" "I would also like to keep contact with you and all my other friends" 非常感谢! :)

I know they are used for toasting, and I think the first is Chinese pinyin and the second Cantonese, but what do they mean. I guess "kam" is "good" as an adjective, but, "pai" and "bei"? I am learning Chinese pinyin now. Please give me some good websites to learn Chinese pinyin, Thanks!

So I was born in the US and raised there all my life, which is the reason why I have difficulty reading and writing Chinese. Sometimes I feel ashamed of not knowing how to read or write in Chinese, so I will have to work hard to learn my native language. Although I lack writing and reading skills, I am grateful that my parents spoke to me in Chinese (Cantonese) all my life, allowing me to retain my ability to comprehend and speak with fluency. Any advices?

I want to know more than Taiwanese movies and music, protect the CCP, and anti-Japanese sentiment. There has to be something else... is there? P.S. Please don't be offended. I know many Chinese and these things are all I have heard about. I know it sounds weird, but I’m just trying to find something good about Chinese culture. What are some good, fun things about it?

please help, is this a thing relating to respect or is this just textbook Chinese vs day to day chinese xx