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Re: what kind of Survival are in canada Yes it is enough to have a good life and quality of living! It's a no-brainer. That is if you have like 2-3 jobs.. :D Goodluck!

Being assessed is just forwarding all your requirements to the college of nursing in the province where you want to practice. For example in BC, you then give all the necessary documents needed (ielts, fees, forms). After a certain period of time, you will receive a reply/instructions from them...

They should remove the Work Experience and Education categories. Clearly it irrelevant to flipping burgers, cleaning houses and floors. :D

Basically any where. As long as there are jobs...!

Greetings! I am a nurse myself. What you have here is quite a conundrum. Here are your choices to make... 1. Are you 100% sure in moving to Canada? What are your objectives in relocating? I mean, if you already have a good life in your country, and the pros outweigh the cons of moving to...

Yes sir.. You are indeed lucky. :) Because that's what Canada wants. You will earn a good living there. Goodluck!

Hello Sheldon, Here's the bottom line regarding your inquiries: Canada won't give a c*@p regarding your education or work experience. As long as its outside their country, it doesn't mean anything to them. YOU HAVE TO STUDY, engage volunteer work, and work in blue collar jobs because it is what...

That would depend on the province you are landing in. But expect to study again. I have a lot of friends who are doctors in India, they already finished their residencies and subspec in India yet they are required to study (again!) for another year or so and then re-do their 4-year residency...

A piece of advice... Don't come to Canada with no job offer. Make sure that when you arrive in Canada, you already have a job waiting for you. Also, don't quit your work in Ireland because you can never know what will happen in Canada.

This issue is a no-brainer. Of course Canadians will give its work to Canadians. :D I have experienced this first-hand in British Columbia. I was applying for a mere care aide position in I think ALL nursing homes in Vancouver and they won't accept me in preference to those who are locally...

I think you have good chances in converting your current status to a PR due to the fact that you could have an arranged employment. These are vital requirements in the incoming FSW rules and regulations.

It's most likely the CLB. But I wouldn't surprised if IELTS would be right behind in having changes of their own.Nursing assessments in Canada requires one to have at least 7 to 7.5 in all categories for RNs and 8.5 in LPNs. Insane.

Just make sure all your necessary requirements are clear, legible and complete.. that's it. Goodluck!

Dang! These news are 6 months late... They already gave me a PR but no work for me. I knew I should have been a welder or a plumber! hahaha! :D

With Canada’s construction market poised to become the world’s fifth largest by 2020, Ottawa has launched a new immigration stream to attract skilled trades workers. The Federal Skilled Trades Program, which opens for applications Jan. 2, will help address labour shortages amid a construction...

Expect to not work in your field. Expect to study. Expect to work at tim hortons. Expect to have 2-3 jobs just to survive. Expect to be plenty pissed on a daily basis. Embrace these words... "Key to your newfound life: Less expectations"

Don't come to Canada.

Amazing. This was my mind set when I came here in Vancouver early this year. I am returning home to find another opportunity for me to instantly to practice my profession. Because there are none here. I do not want to study anymore and work at a friggin' donut shop! I was saving lives for...

Hello kabayan! I can't help but notice your situation and I would like to give some advice regarding your intent to move to Canada. Because currently, I am PR in Canada going back to the Philippines and is going to attempt to apply to Saudi to practice my profession. Here are some questions that...

I couldn't agree with you more. This is true. I mean, why would they require grueling assessment of your "skills" if they won't allow you to work into your own profession? Yes there are routes to achieve recognition. But it is NOT immigrant-feiendly. If this is the case, they should look for...