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maybe that job is tailored - to fit a specific person...i.e. already pre-arranged

Good luck, yes, go there and talk to agency representatives...all agencies that you'll find, present yourself and get their contacts ...they are there to help you,so make the most use of it

Hello, my friend is currently applying for immigration and needs the study materials can you please forward them to mamoun79@yahoo.co.uk

yes they were offered through an agency in ontario (government funded) & they also offered survival jobs - but they dont have a branch in Montreal or anywhere in quebec - so if i pass you their name it wouldn't be of much use Try to find goverenment agencies who offer similiar services in your...

Hello Ashraf, You might find the below discussion thread useful, http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/quebec-applicants-lets-share-experience-t37196.0.html /Regards

it was a warehouse job, i got that chance through an employment agency - but as i said i'm not focusing now on survival jobs so i haven't done much research on that issue yet. Don't be discouraged by what that "person" mentioned earlier, try you luck - i dont believe it would be difficult to get...

If you think FSW program will not work for you, and you really want to come to canada - then try to explore other programs, in some provinces - a relative or a friend can sponsor you ..i've seen in below discussion that a community of a city(morden) in the province of manitoba are sponsoring new...

+1 Thanks ghatot for sharing your experience & success story, indeed thats the purpose of this forum - people sharing their experiences for the benefit of all. I'm working on that recipe, I already have ITIL certifiations (Foundation & intermediate level), i booked the PMP exam next month and...

+1 well said

you will have to wait for the launch of the new FSW program which should reopen in May, and thats when the new skill shortages list will be announced...if your occupation is among them - then you will be able to apply

2 did MBA's and both got jobs at their universities after graduation , one did MSc in Engineering Management & got a good job at a telecom company immediately after graduating, another one a PHD in telecom and working as a consultant earning 80k+ ...they have done survival jobs at the beginning...

i think any education in canada would/should help...as those employers will consider it sort of "canadian experience",...at least the guys i know here in ontario - the majority got decent jobs only after doing further studies here. Another friend didn't consider studying here and got a decent...

its really an unfortunate & expected situation..., but its ok to do survival jobs to protect the savings while still trying to get a decent job. I'm also considering doing an MBA degree ...although it costs a fortune..

If you dont have PR status in canada it will be very difficult, it would have been better for you to do your Masters in Canada - since you have the intention of working in canada - you would have been given a work permit after completing your studies...

You are lucky you have a job at least....i have over 8 years experience with a reputable Global telecommunications company, and landed last month in toronto - so far i applied to over 50 jobs and got no response whatsoever...not even 1 phone call, even when applying to lower level jobs...

Although what you mentioned is logical, in my opinion i think its a bit risky, and if i were you i wouldn't take that risk. Landing is a moment that you have probably been waiting for - a long time already ...try to make sure nothing goes wrong. I landed last month and was also not asked to...

you need to check the with the university where you plan to study - i guess you already have a specific university in mind - check their requirements online. i guess most of them would want original transcripts (in an envelope with the university seal) to be forwarded to them directly by mail...

New PR cards (for immigrants landing the first time) are now issued in 35 calendar days, i landed on 5th feb and got mine yesterday check the updated timelines in CIC website http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/times/perm-card.asp - so if you are able to stay 35 days you'll have your card...

you have to be here to benefit from their offers, as most of the programs they offer are for Landed immigrants/PR holders or unemployed Canadian citizens, what is your status?

sure, you just need to have the USD equivalent to the CAD amount stated by CIC, Make sure you declare the amount to customs, & you will also be asked about the funds you're having by the immigration officer who will be filling your COPR's