Canada or Australia?

[weathermelon]

Which country do you think is better to study? My plan is to study a culinary course, already have experience and a 6 in IELTS.
Pros about Australia:
-Good weather, can work from the first day and have some contacts.
Pros about Canada:
-Easier to migrate and my country has WHV(workin holiday visa).

Im so confused.

 

[Jaspreetsaini]

Which country do you think is better to study? My plan is to study a culinary course, already have experience and a 6 in IELTS.
Pros about Australia:
-Good weather, can work from the first day and have some contacts.
Pros about Canada:
-Easier to migrate and my country has WHV(workin holiday visa).

Australia is better for culinary
Im so confused.

 

[itstime]

Pros about Canada:
-Easier to migrate and my country has WHV(workin holiday visa).

You still need a study permit

 

[dipta]

If you have contacts in Australia and the course fee is suitable for you and there good job sector then go or Australia. But I doubt that IELTS 6 will work in AUstralia though it can work for now. But later you will need better marks before applying for PR.In Australia you can work to pay your full tuition and also your living.


If the course fee is lesser than Australia and you don't mind working by the rules(20 hours per week) and the job market is even better than Australia then Come to Canada.But in Canada you will not be able to pay full tuition(one fourth or even not) and living .

 

[weathermelon]

You still need a study permit

Yeah I need it, but if I need one extra year for something I can make the WHV.

 

[weathermelon]

If you have contacts in Australia and the course fee is suitable for you and there good job sector then go or Australia. But I doubt that IELTS 6 will work in AUstralia though it can work for now. But later you will need better marks before applying for PR.In Australia you can work to pay your full tuition and also your living.


If the course fee is lesser than Australia and you don't mind working by the rules(20 hours per week) and the job market is even better than Australia then Come to Canada.But in Canada you will not be able to pay full tuition(one fourth or even not) and living .

The tution fee is very similar in both countries, the 6 in IELTS is suitable in many colleges in Australia, however in Canada is a little bit higher.
My doubt is which country is better to study and live there.
I been to Australia on holidays and is nice but nothing special, maybe Canada is good for culinary, I dont know much about Canada.
After finish my studies I would like to live in that country, otherwise back to Europe.

 

[dipta]

In Australia you need to have higher band if you want to apply for PR.

Australia is better in terms of Weather , earning while studying. But every country has its own specialties. In Canada some province has good rules for PR.

I been to Australia on holidays and is nice but nothing special, maybe Canada is good for culinary, I don't know much about Canada.
After finish my studies I would like to live in that country, otherwise back to Europe.

What special thing do you want? the scenery , the architecture , the culture or the weather? All depends to you and your satisfaction. You have to search in Google to see opportunities for culinary in Canada.

 

[weathermelon]

In Australia if you get sponsorship you only need a 5.
A good thing about Canada is the chances of get the PR dude! which provinces do you think are better for a cook? Im asking the people living in Canada because google cannot tell me all hehehe.
I have been only to Perth and the people are very closed, the nightlife very bad(lots of fights), the transportation system very bad and expensive, the culture is non existent and the beaches plenty of young crazy guys and sharks(5 alarms in one day).

 

[Jaspreetsaini]

In Australia if you get sponsorship you only need a 5.
A good thing about Canada is the chances of get the PR dude! which provinces do you think are better for a cook? Im asking the people living in Canada because google cannot tell me all hehehe.
I have been only to Perth and the people are very closed, the nightlife very bad(lots of fights), the transportation system very bad and expensive, the culture is non existent and the beaches plenty of young crazy guys and sharks(5 alarms in one day).

Lol i know aussie nature but sydney is better...i think immigrants can make australia better

 

[dipta]

In Australia if you get sponsorship you only need a 5.
I know that but if you don't have sponsor you will need 7 at least that what I was told my my friend's brother.

A good thing about Canada is the chances of get the PR dude! which provinces do you think are better for a cook? Im asking the people living in Canada because google cannot tell me all hehehe.
Yes , Google can. if you search for the forums like this then you can get the info you need. For PR Quebec and Saskatchewan is the easiest for now. In Quebec you have to learn French.In Saskatchewan the duration of cold is much longer and some week the coldest in Canada.

I have been only to Perth and the people are very closed, the nightlife very bad(lots of fights), the transportation system very bad and expensive, the culture is non existent and the beaches plenty of young crazy guys and sharks(5 alarms in one day).

I think you can't judge Australia by visiting one place only.

 

[weathermelon]

I only have visited Perth and thats what I think.
Well cooks in Australia cant apply to PR, need sponsorship.
About inmigration issues Canada is well positioned but about salary, weather and costs Australia is much better, hehehehe I have to talk with pillow

 

[Janealams]

After reading your posts its safe to assume that you've already made up your mind about Canada or at least thats the place you want to pick. You just want someone to confirm it. As we say confirmation bias in behavioural finance.

Canada is indeed a great place to be. I have been there but the CHCs across the globe are taking ridiculously long to process student visa these days. Often candidates end up in situations where they can't get their study permit in time and cant apply elsewhere either because by then its already too late.

 

[rogue_shah]

...But in Canada you will not be able to pay full tuition(one fourth or even not) and living .

Really? And why so?

 

[dipta]

According to my Calculation you could earn 11000-15000 per year working while studying. You would need around 7000-9000 for living a year and after that you will have around 4000-6000 which will be cost of the one one third of most courses. And it is not easy as it seems to get a work so for sometimes you ,might not any work. This is my point of view only.

 

[nettoyant]

Well cooks in Australia cant apply to PR, need sponsorship.
About inmigration issues Canada is well positioned but about salary, weather and costs Australia is much better, hehehehe I have to talk with pillow

According to official statistics there will be more Cook (NOC 6242) job seekers than jobs, in other words it will have a high percentage of unemployment and low wages.

Projected Job Openings 77,627
Projected Job Seekers 94,612

Source: hrsdc.gc.ca