HOW FIND A JOB IN CANADA

[itstime]

You are still stating that a truck driver needs a masters or PhD to come here and work as a truck driver. Saro asked specifically about driving trucks in Canada and that is the answer you gave him. There is no need for a Masters or a PhD for it so you are incorrect.

As for the various 60 ways to get here. To list a few:

Family sponsorship (a few different ones there)
Entrepreneur (I believe there are three different categories there)
Investor
Intra company transfer
Start up
Skilled worker
PNP (each province has their own terms so this is multiplied by province)
Study route
CEC
IEC

And more. I have just looked at a few which were relevant to me. You seem to be stuck on studying being the only way in.

Why a lot of Indians are not using other routs may be because it seems that in India there is a belief that you have to use an agent and follow the agent's advice.... which usually is going the study route.

 

[newtone]

Okay spoon feeding time, lets break down things:

No I did not state that you think that I stated that when in fact I didnt. So you are absolutely wrong and probably dont know how to read and interpret English correctly.

You said more than 60 but stated only 10, so I am waiting for atleast 50 more

If Saro get past even 1 of the ways you've listed above then he really dosent have to come here as a truck driver.

Family sponsorship: If he has his parents or wife here then they can sponsor him but from his case I dont think he has neither.
Entrepreneur/Investor : Since he is a truck driver I am assuming he dosent have $800,000 to start up a business in Canada or an investor, therefore Investor or Entrepreneur category is out of the question
Intra company transfer: Only if his company is big enough and they are doing business in Canada
Start up: I dont know that this is and I am sure it dosent apply to his situation
Skilled worker: Skilled workers get a lot of points for education and work experience which is what I proposed to him which brings us back to the same discussion whether he needs an education to qualify as a skilled worker and I agree he does. Once he is here he can work as a truck driver.
PNP: I dont see trucker driver fit into any of the PNP categories
Study route: He is an experienced truck driver, you want him to come as an international student. You are really not answering his question by giving him this option
CEC or IEC: I dont see how this route makes sense in his case


Following the agents advise is a choice, truck drivers can choose not to not to. You can choose an agent or lawyer or immigration consultants anywhere in the world its really a choice you can just read information on the CIC website and apply on your own.

 

[itstime]

Okay spoon feeding time

Time to quote:

No I did not state that you think that I stated that when in fact I didnt. So you are absolutely wrong and probably dont know how to read and interpret English correctly.

Really? See below:

Firstly, you need an education to come here and settle in Canada, like maybe a degree, Masters or PhD, once you have this you can apply to come under the skilled worker category. Once you are here you can drive trucks because your Masters and PhD from Sweden will not be recognized. Unfortunately thats how it works in Canada, many people are doing this and according to the Canadian government there is absolutely nothing wrong with this picture.

You said more than 60 but stated only 10, so I am waiting for atleast 50 more

I never said that The OP had 60 ways to get here. I said there are more than 60 ways to get here. I also said that there are various categories in some of the ones I listed, each province having their own PNP set up and so on. What was that you said about reading and comprehending English text?

If Saro get past even 1 of the ways you've listed above then he really dosent have to come here as a truck driver.

Again, Saro specifically asked about working here as a truck driver. Instead of giving him (or her, could be either) some solid advice, why would you give a BS response which obviously shows your blatant disappointment in the Canadian employment system.

Again: What was it you said about reading and comprehending English text?

 

[newtone]

Time to quote:

Really? See below:

I never said that The OP had 60 ways to get here. I said there are more than 60 ways to get here. I also said that there are various categories in some of the ones I listed, each province having their own PNP set up and so on. What was that you said about reading and comprehending English text?

I never said that you said the OP had 60 ways to get here. All I said was can you list the 60 ways to get here. So yes you not only have English comprehension problems but also falsely assuming things. So I stand by what I said and you have yet to provide atleast 50 more ways to immigrate to Canada. Still patiently waiting for your answer...

Again, Saro specifically asked about working here as a truck driver. Instead of giving him (or her, could be either) some solid advice, why would you give a BS response which obviously shows your blatant disappointment in the Canadian employment system.

Yes, obviously the question is about Saro's specific situation and I advised the best option for him. He needs to get an education, get work experience associated with his degree, come here and work as a truck driver. Unless you personally know someone who was a truck driver back in your country and immigrated here and still working as a truck driver, you might want to share how they got here. Again I'll say you have English comprehension problems and need read and understand what people are saying instead of assuming

Again: What was it you said about reading and comprehending English text?

I will tell you what I already told you before. Again since you dont know how to read and understand English I will put it very clearly for you.

You my friend need help professionally to READ, WRITE, SPEAK and UNDERSTAND the English language. And most importantly need to stop ASSUMING what other people are saying, stop putting words into peoples mouth just like you are putting false facts in your head

 

[itstime]

Yes, obviously the question is about Saro's specific situation and I advised the best option for him. He needs to get an education, get work experience associated with his degree, come here and work as a truck driver. Unless you personally know someone who was a truck driver back in your country and immigrated here and still working as a truck driver, you might want to share how they got here. Again I'll say you have English comprehension problems and need read and understand what people are saying instead of assuming

And I STILL maintain what you say is BS. Why don't YOU provide genuine facts that say the ONLY WAY to work as a truckdriver in canada is to first get a Master in home country and then move.

I researched for years various options of moving to Canada, temporary and/or permanent. One of the things I frequently saw was reports about recruitment companies going to Europe to recruit truck driver (yes, specifically truck drivers) to Canada. A lot of reports then followed from drivers who were issued temporary (3 months if memory serves) truck licenses so they could work AND study for their AZ tests so they could get the Canadian license. There was a huge shortage for a while, it slowed down and has since picked up again.

Saro: Find an employer who is either pre+approved for LMO or willing to go through the LMO process, come over, sit the test (good plan is to study for it while waiting for the LMO), start working. Next step would be either a PNP or CEC, which ever would be quickest and you can apply for first, and then it's fingers crossed that it goes through.

Newtone: You want to find out what 60 streams there are to get here, do your own research. I'm not in to spoon feeding people. If you want to waste your time waiting for it, go right ahead. It won't happen. I've listed way more than ten ways to get here. You figure out the rest. You obviously have a Masters/PhD of some sort and stuck in a menial job so you should have plenty of time to spend on this. Then maybe you can actually give newcomers correct advice. I for one have better things to do and I am bored with you.