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Hello a total newbie
Hi everybody,I have just found this board,my hubby and I and two children have just started looking into a possible move to Canada and tbh I just don't know where to start.we have been looking at Ottowa,my hubby is a chef and I am a nursery nurse although training to be a childrens nurse so I guess the skilled workers is the route we need to take,any advice greatly appreciated;):)
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Re: Hello a total newbie
Hello!
Welcome to the site - it's a God send to be honest. First thing you should do it check out the Wiki articles at the top in the menu bar - a mine of information - and also the thread - How to get the most out of the Forum. Have a read, and when you have some more specific questions, you'll find loads of people able to help you! Bandit! |
Re: Hello a total newbie
Thankyou Bandit I will;):)
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Re: Hello a total newbie
Originally Posted by j42
(Post 5653791)
Thankyou Bandit I will;):)
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Re: Hello a total newbie
yesssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss:p
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Re: Hello a total newbie
Originally Posted by j42
(Post 5653705)
Hi everybody,I have just found this board,my hubby and I and two children have just started looking into a possible move to Canada and tbh I just don't know where to start.we have been looking at Ottowa,my hubby is a chef and I am a nursery nurse although training to be a childrens nurse so I guess the skilled workers is the route we need to take,any advice greatly appreciated;):)
The skilled worker route takes forever. Well to me five years sounds like forever. Another forum member, or4ngecrush, is a nursery nurse. If I understand her situation correctly, she has been accepted by Nova Scotia's Provincial Nominee Program, and is going through the process of getting her permanent residence (PR) visa. There is another forum member who is a chef. In answering his questions, I discovered that chefs were listed amongst the Occupations Under Pressure in Alberta. In other words, there is a demand for chefs in Alberta, and one might be able to enter Canada on a temporary work permit on the basis of a job offer as a chef in Alberta. Either of these avenues is likely to reduce the length of the process considerably. You'd probably be able to shorten it from five years to one year. But I agree with bandit. The best thing for you to do is to go back to the beginning, and read the articles in the Wiki section of the website. I recommend that you start with the article called Newcomers to the forum. It was designed to be a One Stop Shop for newcomers. Hope that helps. |
Re: Hello a total newbie
Originally Posted by j42
(Post 5653705)
Hi everybody,I have just found this board,my hubby and I and two children have just started looking into a possible move to Canada and tbh I just don't know where to start.we have been looking at Ottowa,my hubby is a chef and I am a nursery nurse although training to be a childrens nurse so I guess the skilled workers is the route we need to take,any advice greatly appreciated;):)
Welcome to BE its great to find so many people on here doing the same as you are, there are lots of things to find out and this is by far the best i have come across, cheers sue |
Re: Hello a total newbie
Originally Posted by Judy in Calgary
(Post 5654264)
Hi, j42, and welcome to the BE forum.
The skilled worker route takes forever. Well to me five years sounds like forever. Another forum member, or4ngecrush, is a nursery nurse. If I understand her situation correctly, she has been accepted by Nova Scotia's Provincial Nominee Program, and is going through the process of getting her permanent residence (PR) visa. There is another forum member who is a chef. In answering his questions, I discovered that chefs were listed amongst the Occupations Under Pressure in Alberta. In other words, there is a demand for chefs in Alberta, and one might be able to enter Canada on a temporary work permit on the basis of a job offer as a chef in Alberta. Either of these avenues is likely to reduce the length of the process considerably. You'd probably be able to shorten it from five years to one year. But I agree with bandit. The best thing for you to do is to go back to the beginning, and read the articles in the Wiki section of the website. I recommend that you start with the article called Newcomers to the forum. It was designed to be a One Stop Shop for newcomers. Hope that helps. |
Re: Hello a total newbie
Originally Posted by jamie123
(Post 5657153)
Hi j42
Welcome to BE its great to find so many people on here doing the same as you are, there are lots of things to find out and this is by far the best i have come across, cheers sue |
Re: Hello a total newbie
Hello
I think the weather has to be a main consideration, as I believe Eastern side can be very,very, cold in winter. When you spend your winters mucking out and riding with cold feet, it is a priorty. horse girl |
Re: Hello a total newbie
Originally Posted by horse girl
(Post 5657465)
Hello
I think the weather has to be a main consideration, as I believe Eastern side can be very,very, cold in winter. When you spend your winters mucking out and riding with cold feet, it is a priorty. horse girl |
Re: Hello a total newbie
Originally Posted by jamie123
(Post 5657153)
Hi j42
Welcome to BE its great to find so many people on here doing the same as you are, there are lots of things to find out and this is by far the best i have come across, cheers sue |
Re: Hello a total newbie
Hi and welcome, best of luck with everything:thumbsup:
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Re: Hello a total newbie
Originally Posted by maddhobs
(Post 5664963)
Hi and welcome, best of luck with everything:thumbsup:
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Re: Hello a total newbie
can't help you much but good luck
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