help I'm new
:eek: Hi I just registered today, I am looking to start a new life in canada I've just printed the forms & am about to embark on the application process. I did plan just to go over on a temporary basis, & work but gather this is v. hard. I plan to go over next year to start looking around in Vancouver. Any advice on looking for work. I'm thinking toward some sort of supervisor/ass. manager role in retail. Or should I wait until I (hopefully) get there. Really any tips would be great. Just come back from a year in Oz, Can't settle in u.k. Love the states, but is too hard to get into. I think/hope i'll love canada.
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Love your enthusiasm. Think you have a lot of homework to do! Start with the archive here:)
Little point IMO trying to land a job before arriving in canada and being legally allowed to work, but you never know. Doubt you will get a supervisor position without previous canadian experience. Jobs here are all about who you know and "networking" Canada is not the States, but i guess there are similarities. You will really piss a lot of Canadians off if they think you are just here as a second class equivalent to the US! Good Luck Iain |
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Got to agree with iaink, it can look easier but not always the case.
If you have any emigration questions you can always check out http://britishexpats.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=33 and if you haven't all ready check out CIC web site http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/ Hope this helps. |
Re: help I'm new
Originally Posted by lou75
:eek: Hi I just registered today, I am looking to start a new life in canada I've just printed the forms & am about to embark on the application process. I did plan just to go over on a temporary basis, & work but gather this is v. hard. I plan to go over next year to start looking around in Vancouver. Any advice on looking for work. I'm thinking toward some sort of supervisor/ass. manager role in retail. Or should I wait until I (hopefully) get there. Really any tips would be great. Just come back from a year in Oz, Can't settle in u.k. Love the states, but is too hard to get into. I think/hope i'll love canada.
Bunac was sorting out one year work visas ... (at a guess the URL is www.bunac.org) Good luck Clare |
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[QUOTE=lou75 Love the states, but is too hard to get into. I think/hope i'll love canada.[/QUOTE]
Agree with iaink From my experience the bits of canada i've experienced far outrate the east of usa i've visited(quite extensive). The countries may appear the same, but a mcd's m looks the same globally! The people couldn't be more opposite. |
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Originally Posted by iaink
Love your enthusiasm. Think you have a lot of homework to do! Start with the archive here:)
Little point IMO trying to land a job before arriving in canada and being legally allowed to work, but you never know. Doubt you will get a supervisor position without previous canadian experience. Jobs here are all about who you know and "networking" Canada is not the States, but i guess there are similarities. You will really piss a lot of Canadians off if they think you are just here as a second class equivalent to the US! Good Luck Iain |
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Originally Posted by ClareBC
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[QUOTE=owen]
Originally Posted by lou75 Love the states, but is too hard to get into. I think/hope i'll love canada.[/QUOTE
Agree with iaink
From my experience the bits of canada i've experienced far outrate the east of usa i've visited(quite extensive). The countries may appear the same, but a mcd's m looks the same globally! The people couldn't be more opposite. |
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Originally Posted by lou75
Thanx clare, will I beable to still do that whilst my application for perm. res. is being processed? :rolleyes:
Yes :) |
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Don't you have to be a student to do Bunac and it's only for one year. Also you can't apply as a skilled worker while at University because you need at least one years fulltime work experience.
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Originally Posted by lou75
:eek: Hi I just registered today, I am looking to start a new life in canada I've just printed the forms & am about to embark on the application process. I did plan just to go over on a temporary basis, & work but gather this is v. hard. I plan to go over next year to start looking around in Vancouver. Any advice on looking for work. I'm thinking toward some sort of supervisor/ass. manager role in retail. Or should I wait until I (hopefully) get there. Really any tips would be great. Just come back from a year in Oz, Can't settle in u.k. Love the states, but is too hard to get into. I think/hope i'll love canada.
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