Glad to hear you are settling in well and already looking at jobs and getting interviews. I heard it's difficult to even get interviews due to the "Canadian experience" tag most employers are looking for. Is this true? What did you have to do differently?All good . Still facing the challenges. Have had a few interviews and waiting to hear back. Finding a job is difficult when you don't have a network of people here but not impossible, it does take time. But we're unable to decide which is the bigger challenge, finding a place to stay or a job, but the latter seems to be easier if you're willing to pay the extra money for it. Our advice is, don't sign a lease before you have a job because you don't want your job location to be far from where you live, wait first to know where you will be working and then find a place close by. Will see you in Toronto soon .
Hi, about "don't sign a lease before you have a job", where are you staying at now?All good . Still facing the challenges. Have had a few interviews and waiting to hear back. Finding a job is difficult when you don't have a network of people here but not impossible, it does take time. But we're unable to decide which is the bigger challenge, finding a place to stay or a job, but the latter seems to be easier if you're willing to pay the extra money for it. Our advice is, don't sign a lease before you have a job because you don't want your job location to be far from where you live, wait first to know where you will be working and then find a place close by. Will see you in Toronto soon .
Airbnb, but our real estate agent is showing us places incessantly.Hi, about "don't sign a lease before you have a job", where are you staying at now?
It is true by all means, but that is not the case with all employers. First I had phone and video interviews then came the face to face. If you know someone, they could really help you get a job, but unfortunately, it's not always the case that the people we know are interested in helping, even, sometimes they're worried we'd get ahead of them .Glad to hear you are settling in well and already looking at jobs and getting interviews. I heard it's difficult to even get interviews due to the "Canadian experience" tag most employers are looking for. Is this true? What did you have to do differently?
Thanks for the feedback.....hope to meet up when I am aroundIt is true by all means, but that is not the case with all employers. First I had phone and video interviews then came the face to face. If you know someone, they could really help you get a job, but unfortunately, it's not always the case that the people we know are interested in helping, even, sometimes they're worried we'd get ahead of them .
Apply non-stop and wait, that's the best way to go about it. All the best .
Thanks for the feedback.....hope to meet up when I am around
Good to hear from you.All good . Still facing the challenges. Have had a few interviews and waiting to hear back. Finding a job is difficult when you don't have a network of people here but not impossible, it does take time. But we're unable to decide which is the bigger challenge, finding a place to stay or a job, but the latter seems to be easier if you're willing to pay the extra money for it. Our advice is, don't sign a lease before you have a job because you don't want your job location to be far from where you live, wait first to know where you will be working and then find a place close by. Will see you in Toronto soon .
Congratulations.Hello guys. .at last it's ppr
Got the email at 12noon local time here (GMT+1 time) from cio Sydney to send my passport to Dakar visa office
Aor:2nd August
PNP OUTLAND
all they say is we have to wait...Any signs of ppr from the RR club I wish this drought ends soon for all
Hey experts and all of you wonderful helpful people @tobs @Asiv adanac
could you please let me know what you think about this. I received my GCMS yesterday. AUG 3 AOR - CEC INLAND, here are the officers notes (most recent Sep 19th 2018)-
I see that it says eligibility- review required. In the last few pages with the officer's notes it says as of
"september 17th 2018- review required MI3 summary notes: officer for your review; appears PA has not submitted LOE's for employers in canada, also a lot of NOC C and D A11.2: Appears Met ; R 87.1 CEC minimum requirements - Review Required ; RPRF: complete"
It goes on to detail each employer and say review required - "No LOE or review required NOC C or D". However, for the 1 year full time experience that allowed me to apply for CEC it says confirms employment and provides job description that is consistent with lead statement and main duties set on in NOC"
Could you please help me understand why I am in RR. I have submitted the letter of employment with duties for the job i am using as my primary NOC for application with and this is acknowledged. Why are they asking for LOE from other canadian jobs/and why does it matter if these are in NOC C or D as I am not claiming points for these?
Do let me know what you guys think and if I should proactively do anything.
Thank you so much for all your help and advice
Hey bro, am planning between may june. Initially am planning for toronto and lets see how it goes from there..Hey, I'm planning to land in mid May, I submitted my passport last Tue and expected to get it within this week (based on the VFS notification I guess so). We will be staying in Toronto, but we're still looking for accomodation. How about you?