I am a 23 year old student and I just finished my graduation in French language. I want to move to Canada and I understand it's a very complicated process and without work experience, I have no chance. I decided to study human resources which will be completed in 2-3 years. I will be investing a lot of money so I wanted to know if I will be able to secure a job after completing my studies there and apply for permanent residence. I know that it's easier for Engineers to secure a job after their studies but I wanna know if it's the same for students pursuing HR. I am fluent in French and English. I wanna know my chances because I don't want to invest a lot of money and then return to India. I will take loan from a bank and it will be easier for me to pay the loan if I work in Canada because 1CAD-54 INR but if i came back to India after studying from Canada, it will take me years to pay it. Thanks for your understanding.
How is the job market for an international student studying Humans resources in Canada?
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Being bilingual will help but many of the good HR positions require a commerce or business administration university degree. Also not sure if you can get a government job as a PGWP. Being bilingual usually is good for working for government agencies. Really hard to give advice. Everyone person is different and finding a job as a new grad is hard for even Canadian students.
Thanks a lot for your reply!
I was thinking of doing BSc in Nursing but for since I did not have science in high school, I cannot do it. I am very much interested in it but there are ways to study it even if I didn't had science in high school. You said a lot of nursing jobs are available. Can you tell me that if an international student will have a hard time securing a job after his studies in the field of nursing compared to native Canadians?