There's this Engineers with Canadian dream group that I stumbled upon while researching.
You can join and ask any questions on the group.
https://chat.whatsapp.com/E77JBqZhA3n2bjnHucLq1W
June 2018 AOR - join here
- Thread starter andy108
- Start date
You can join and ask any questions on the group.
https://chat.whatsapp.com/E77JBqZhA3n2bjnHucLq1W
Congrats! Can you share other details also stream, AOR date, Visa office, Country of residence and nationality. Thanks!
Awww! Hope it appears soon...it does seem to be getting done in batches, because all of us certainly did not get it at the same time. This thread is more than enough proof of that
Just checked her details on myimmitracker
FSW-O USA, VO- New York
AoR Jun 14,
Mep Jun 28
That's all I see there.
Wow! Things are moving...and moving for many on our ark it seems
Just a question of time now...4 days for you and 11 for me as per the (in)famous progress bar Jokes apart, it seems IP2 24-27Oct isn't jinxed after all
Don't jinx it.Wow! Things are moving...and moving for many on our ark it seems
Hi everyone!!
Actually i have a confusion regarding the work experience category under express entry..I am self employed and running a business of travel and events from last 4 years ..wanted to know that can i show this self employed experience in express entry???
Actually i have a confusion regarding the work experience category under express entry..I am self employed and running a business of travel and events from last 4 years ..wanted to know that can i show this self employed experience in express entry???
Sounds like a plan
I'm a financial communications specialist. I'm signed up on Job Bank and registered on Glassdoor to get alerts. Managed to get one telephonic interview call and one email exchange so far. The interview didn't work out, the HR lady was super polite but did not seem too interested - I couldn't really be sure if PPR or profile fit was the problem. For the next role, which was actually a perfect profile fit, the email exchange was positive to begin with, but lack of PPR threw a spanner in the works there The hubby is a senior relationship manager handling a team for offshore lending at an MNC bank. His prospects look bleaker than mine, THB, as his role is more specialised, so we expect it to be harder to get profiles of choice for him. Let me know if you guys have any ideas how we can improve our job hunt from outside Canada
I won't...too much riding for me on the arkDon't jinx it.
Well, fingers and toes crossed by the looks of it...
I know and trust...it is riding for me and all others too.I won't...too much riding for me on the ark
Let's all start a business, man.Sounds like a plan
The hubby is a senior relationship manager handling a team for offshore lending at an MNC bank. His prospects look bleaker than mine, THB, as his role is more specialised, so we expect it to be harder to get profiles of choice for him. Let me know if you guys have any ideas how we can improve our job hunt from outside Canada
Thanks for sharing. I'm really surprised you for a telephone interview from Job bank and glass door. People in Canada swear that those two dare if no help and Indeed and Monster are the only two job sites that actually work in Canada.Sounds like a plan
The hubby is a senior relationship manager handling a team for offshore lending at an MNC bank. His prospects look bleaker than mine, THB, as his role is more specialised, so we expect it to be harder to get profiles of choice for him. Let me know if you guys have any ideas how we can improve our job hunt from outside Canada
Then LinkedIn.
My strategy for LinkedIn is to follow all the oil and gas companies in CA, for you that will be financial institutions, their HR/recruitment specialists and a couple of other relevant staff in the company and religiously monitor their posts. I've forwarded a few relevant job adverts I've seen via this approach to friends who are currently PR Holders in Canada as I know that my lack of PR will derail any job applications.
Let me know if any of these suggestions work for you and Le hubby.
Not sure, if you went through the pointers for Self-Employed people here:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=286&top=6
You have to show yourself as self-employed. And yes you can use the number of years as foreign work experience.
You can also look at working as a independent contractor... https://www.thebalancesmb.com/are-you-a-contractor-or-an-employee-2948639
The big tax advantage for the independent contractor, of course, is the potential for tax deductions. Generally, a self-employed person can deduct all reasonable business expenses.