Hello there
Jul 10th 2008 | 9:27 am
#1
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Hello there
Hi Thinking of begining the whole immigration process to Canada. I have completed the neccessary initial points scheme and cleared it.
I am a biomedical scientist here and my husband is an electrical technician, we have two children 2 and 4. I am hoping to try and get a job for both or either one of us before we start off the immigration process, but I have been on the net for ages and I'm really not sure where to start! Anyone got any advice on job hunting etc? Much appreciated.
I am a biomedical scientist here and my husband is an electrical technician, we have two children 2 and 4. I am hoping to try and get a job for both or either one of us before we start off the immigration process, but I have been on the net for ages and I'm really not sure where to start! Anyone got any advice on job hunting etc? Much appreciated.
Jul 10th 2008 | 9:31 am
#2
Logical & Hot Stuff
Joined: Nov 2007
Posts: 19,815
From: Ontario's Armpit
Re: Hello there
Hi Thinking of begining the whole immigration process to Canada. I have completed the neccessary initial points scheme and cleared it.
I am a biomedical scientist here and my husband is an electrical technician, we have two children 2 and 4. I am hoping to try and get a job for both or either one of us before we start off the immigration process, but I have been on the net for ages and I'm really not sure where to start! Anyone got any advice on job hunting etc? Much appreciated.
I am a biomedical scientist here and my husband is an electrical technician, we have two children 2 and 4. I am hoping to try and get a job for both or either one of us before we start off the immigration process, but I have been on the net for ages and I'm really not sure where to start! Anyone got any advice on job hunting etc? Much appreciated.
Check out the Wiki at the top ....you'll find loads of info on it....
Good luck.....
Jul 10th 2008 | 10:06 am
#3
half a century
Joined: Mar 2008
Posts: 10,222
From: Sarf Lundun to East Van :)
Re: Hello there
Hello and welcome 
Jul 10th 2008 | 11:16 am
#4
Now on Vancouver Island
Joined: Feb 2005
Posts: 6,935
From: Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada
Re: Hello there
Hello, lbcs, and welcome to the BE forum.
I suggest you read the Wiki section of this website. There's a link to it in my signature, below.
Oops, FlirtyKnickers has already pointed you in the right direction. But welcome anyway.
Hope that helps.
x
I suggest you read the Wiki section of this website. There's a link to it in my signature, below.
Oops, FlirtyKnickers has already pointed you in the right direction. But welcome anyway.
Hope that helps.
x
Jul 11th 2008 | 12:23 am
#5
Forum Regular
Joined: Apr 2008
Posts: 85
From: Bradford - Yorkshire
Re: Hello there
Hello Ibcs,
It's really daunting starting off and can be very confusing. First thing we did was invest in a couple of immigration books got a large cuppa and just read them. Once we had a rough idea we then starting looking on the web and found this site (some fab advice gained I must say).
We now have our resumes written and are emailing them to everyone and looking forward to seeing some prospective employers during our recce to Toronto in Sept.
Getting your head round where to start is the hardest part
Hope all goes well and you find what your looking for
Loz
It's really daunting starting off and can be very confusing. First thing we did was invest in a couple of immigration books got a large cuppa and just read them. Once we had a rough idea we then starting looking on the web and found this site (some fab advice gained I must say).
We now have our resumes written and are emailing them to everyone and looking forward to seeing some prospective employers during our recce to Toronto in Sept.
Getting your head round where to start is the hardest part
Hope all goes well and you find what your looking for
Loz
