Every civilisation, at its infancy level, has suffered from great hardships. No country has ever seen a boom in its economy overnight. It has to undergo a considerable amount of cumulative changes that would make it a better nation subsequently.
Likewise, Canada, sailing in the same boat, is also passing through its growing stage, wherein, a great number of new immigrants are pouring in new skilled labour and money.
If we talk about employment opportunities that are less for new immigrants, it's quite obvious that the job placements can not grow all of a sudden to accommodate ALL the immigrants, since every year lots of persons are migrating. Hence, there will surely be time for the job placements to open.
Looking at the era of Express Entry, during quite a short period of time (say around 2 years since it was launched), it has opened all the doors for new immigrants worldwide. It's quite obvious that Canada's economy would not be able to accommodate all those people in job market as fast as 2 years' time.
Also, if you look at the people who have migrated during 2015 (i.e. starting of EE), it is highly likely that a major portion of people would have been employed in their own field by today, provided they had the REQUIRED skills & experience that Canadian job market needs to have.
A majority of people still think that if they were earning more in their home-country or they had education & much experience in their fields, they would surely get succeed in Canada too. Here lies the main culprit. It's quite obvious that the job market environment in both the above countries will surely be a lot different. So, I don't understand why people COMPARE both of the countries, while by nature they both are a lot different?
I have a few friends/known people in Canada, who had got a reasonably fair jobs in their own field within even a few months of landing. One of them, who is a computer software engineer, had got a job within only 7 days (I repeat, 7 days) of his landing in Canada. Some would say he got lucky enough for this. I would say, he got all the required skills. That's the difference.
It's only up to a person whether to make it or break it. Canada is surely a land of opportunities, but only for the people having suitable skills for Canadian job market.
Remember, it's NOT a heaven or wonderland that people imagine, wherein when you land and employers will be waiting for you at the airport to hire you.
Canada WILL have opportunities for majority of people within a few years' time, but yes, we all would have to wait & be prepared for this. Through proper channel, one can easily get into their own filed.
Calm seas have NEVER made skillful sailors yet, and also they won't! 8)
Likewise, Canada, sailing in the same boat, is also passing through its growing stage, wherein, a great number of new immigrants are pouring in new skilled labour and money.
If we talk about employment opportunities that are less for new immigrants, it's quite obvious that the job placements can not grow all of a sudden to accommodate ALL the immigrants, since every year lots of persons are migrating. Hence, there will surely be time for the job placements to open.
Looking at the era of Express Entry, during quite a short period of time (say around 2 years since it was launched), it has opened all the doors for new immigrants worldwide. It's quite obvious that Canada's economy would not be able to accommodate all those people in job market as fast as 2 years' time.
Also, if you look at the people who have migrated during 2015 (i.e. starting of EE), it is highly likely that a major portion of people would have been employed in their own field by today, provided they had the REQUIRED skills & experience that Canadian job market needs to have.
A majority of people still think that if they were earning more in their home-country or they had education & much experience in their fields, they would surely get succeed in Canada too. Here lies the main culprit. It's quite obvious that the job market environment in both the above countries will surely be a lot different. So, I don't understand why people COMPARE both of the countries, while by nature they both are a lot different?
I have a few friends/known people in Canada, who had got a reasonably fair jobs in their own field within even a few months of landing. One of them, who is a computer software engineer, had got a job within only 7 days (I repeat, 7 days) of his landing in Canada. Some would say he got lucky enough for this. I would say, he got all the required skills. That's the difference.
It's only up to a person whether to make it or break it. Canada is surely a land of opportunities, but only for the people having suitable skills for Canadian job market.
Remember, it's NOT a heaven or wonderland that people imagine, wherein when you land and employers will be waiting for you at the airport to hire you.
Canada WILL have opportunities for majority of people within a few years' time, but yes, we all would have to wait & be prepared for this. Through proper channel, one can easily get into their own filed.
Calm seas have NEVER made skillful sailors yet, and also they won't! 8)
