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Forum: Canada

Jun 27th 2011, 9:52 pm

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Training for a new career?

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Posted By Tom6187

Re: Training for a new career?

Thank you for that mate I will definitely keep that in mind. I'm going to wait until I arrive before training, I think I will be better off staying as a porter for 5 years while taking part in...

Forum: Canada

Jun 17th 2011, 5:00 am

Replies: 10

Training for a new career?

Views: 977

Posted By Tom6187

Re: Training for a new career?

Ok thank you for the advice. It seems a bit expensive to have doctors attending every birth, I'm surprised they haven't cottoned on to the cheaper option of midwifes. She can retrain as a nurse if...

Forum: Canada

Jun 17th 2011, 4:50 am

Replies: 10

Training for a new career?

Views: 977

Posted By Tom6187

Re: Training for a new career?

So is there a way to gain qualifications with Canadian colleges and university's on a part time basis while I am working and saving over here? My partner is a midwife so it's not going to be much of...

Forum: Canada

Jun 17th 2011, 4:00 am

Replies: 10

Training for a new career?

Views: 977

Posted By Tom6187

Re: Training for a new career?

Hi mate thank you. I am a Hospital Porter at the moment, I've done Groundworks and Construction and Insurance Claims Handling in the past. Do you know if qualifications gained in England are relevant...

Forum: Canada

Jun 17th 2011, 3:23 am

Replies: 10

Training for a new career?

Views: 977

Posted By Tom6187

Training for a new career?

Hello I have a plan to move to Canada within 5 years and I would appreciate the advice of anybody living in Canada. I want to do some training around my current job but having limited knowledge of...

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