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saro

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Hi,my name is saro I m from sweden .I m looking for a job in canda .I m truck driver ,I like my job and I want to find sam job in canada .please write to me if anyone knows anyting about that.
 
there r several websites.. search them on google
 
also u can search fo agencies that r registered fo this
 
saro said:
Hi,my name is saro I m from sweden .I m looking for a job in canda .I m truck driver ,I like my job and I want to find sam job in canada .please write to me if anyone knows anyting about that.

Monster.ca, workopoils.com, eluta.ca, indeed.ca, ca.linkedIn.com/jobs
 
saro said:
Hi,my name is saro I m from sweden .I m looking for a job in canda .I m truck driver ,I like my job and I want to find sam job in canada .please write to me if anyone knows anyting about that.

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.
 
hi im melany from the philippines,i graduated BS accountancy and diploma in practical nursing here in PHL can i use my eduction in landing a job in canada for example as practical nurse?
 
daosmellany said:
hi im melany from the philippines,i graduated BS accountancy and diploma in practical nursing here in PHL can i use my eduction in landing a job in canada for example as practical nurse?

Upon arrival, you will probably need to take an exam as it is a regulated profession.
 
Optymystyc said:
Upon arrival, you will probably need to take an exam as it is a regulated profession.

Which also means your education from Phillipines is not recognized in Canada
 
newtone said:
Which also means your education from Phillipines is not recognized in Canada

WTF? Are you kidding me? Philippines? Even US & UK degrees aren't recognized! This country is a f--king joke!
 
corazon3 said:
WTF? Are you kidding me? Philippines? Even US & UK degrees aren't recognized! This country is a f--king joke!

I am not kidding. Are you kidding me? Canada does not recognize US/UK degrees what makes you think Phillipines has a chance? Are you serious? LOL
 
I have british MSc and PhD and when I went to the largest recruiting agency in Montreal to apply for bank cashier post (min wage job not requiring any degree) the recruiter said he cannot consider my CV before I bring him a comparative evaluation of diplomas issued by Immigration Ministry (FYI, it takes on average 9-12 months to get it). At the moment I am stuck in call centres, trying desperately to ignore daily insults and de-qualification.

Most of us forget that With such enormous territory, the population of Canada barely exceeds that of Cairo city. With such a small labour market, only the most naive believe that Canada needs skilled immigration.

newtone said:
I am not kidding. Are you kidding me? Canada does not recognize US/UK degrees what makes you think Phillipines has a chance? Are you serious? LOL
 
many ways of finding job and big source of internet is always available u can search there and u find definat a gud job....
secondly, u get job through agencies.
 
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