job prospects
Aug 1st 2005, 9:42 am
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job prospects
Dear Forum.
Can somebody help me with the following queries?..
-Would a letter confirming an interview for a job in Canada be worth adding in my application for a skilled worker visa?
-How strict are the HRSDC when verifying a job offer? Would they rule out employment in, for example, carpentry on the grounds that Canada has its own carpenters?
-Would it be worth supplying evidence of a Great Aunt in Canada along with other supporting factors?
Thank you very much.
Tim
Can somebody help me with the following queries?..
-Would a letter confirming an interview for a job in Canada be worth adding in my application for a skilled worker visa?
-How strict are the HRSDC when verifying a job offer? Would they rule out employment in, for example, carpentry on the grounds that Canada has its own carpenters?
-Would it be worth supplying evidence of a Great Aunt in Canada along with other supporting factors?
Thank you very much.
Tim
Aug 1st 2005, 2:36 pm
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Re: job prospects
Hi
1. No.
2. Fairly, it has to be advertised widely, and no CCs/PRs available for the position, probably difficult for a carpenters job, as differenct apprenticeships.
3. No.
PMM
Originally Posted by timetomove
Dear Forum.
Can somebody help me with the following queries?..
-Would a letter confirming an interview for a job in Canada be worth adding in my application for a skilled worker visa?
-How strict are the HRSDC when verifying a job offer? Would they rule out employment in, for example, carpentry on the grounds that Canada has its own carpenters?
-Would it be worth supplying evidence of a Great Aunt in Canada along with other supporting factors?
Thank you very much.
Tim
Can somebody help me with the following queries?..
-Would a letter confirming an interview for a job in Canada be worth adding in my application for a skilled worker visa?
-How strict are the HRSDC when verifying a job offer? Would they rule out employment in, for example, carpentry on the grounds that Canada has its own carpenters?
-Would it be worth supplying evidence of a Great Aunt in Canada along with other supporting factors?
Thank you very much.
Tim
2. Fairly, it has to be advertised widely, and no CCs/PRs available for the position, probably difficult for a carpenters job, as differenct apprenticeships.
3. No.
PMM
