just a query

[arora22rohit]

how the job market is for people with no experience, I am considering coming to canada for PGD(Humber college) next year.
I just wanna know if having some work experience(in India) helps or being a fresher and I am talking about IT jobs

 

[feejay87]

how the job market is for people with no experience, I am considering coming to canada for PGD(Humber college) next year.
I just wanna know if having some work experience(in India) helps or being a fresher and I am talking about IT jobs

you should get into job bank for searching the part-time jobs that fit your need [while studying at HUMBER] ; an easy way to register for job bank is to make an express entry profile; make a profile apply, submit your EOI there as a worker (even if you are not intending to); you will get your Express entry profile number and job seeker validation code there , use these details for making account at the job bank;

hope it helps

 

[orenz214]

finding work in canada

Greetings!
I am currently employed as a government employee here in our town with a permanent status but I am only receiving a meager salary. I am desperate to go to Canada and work there considering the take-home pay in that country as compared here in the Philippines. In this regard, I applied at cic.gc.ca and answered some of the questions being asked and after assessment, I learned that I can go to Canada via the Express Entry Program (FSWP). Unfortunately, one of the requirements stated is for me to take the IELTS to determine my English proficiency, I think. To tell you the truth, I am not good in communicating with other people using the aforementioned language for the reason that I was not trained to do so and we are taught to speak in the vernacular. Here’s my question: is there a possibility for me to work in Canada even as a laborer so that I could practice my communication skills and take the IELTS later on for me to land a better job?
I would like also to inform you that I have a brother who went there just this July and is currently working at a manufacturing company in Calgary, Alberta. He already got his PR via his wife under the Family Immigration Class but I believe that their divorce papers are under way. Now, is it also possible for him to sponsor me thru that program? Or, could he look for a job for me to be able to get a Work Permit?
In anticipation of your favorable response towards my question, thank you.

 

[scylla]

Your brother cannot sponsor you. If you want to come on a work permit to Canada, you will have to find an employer who is willing to offer you a full time job. That employer will also have to obtain something called an LMIA before you will be able to apply for a work permit. This process costs the employer $1000 and takes 4-6 months of processing. Because of the costs and processing time involved, it tends to be very difficult to find employers willing to hire foreign workers. But you can certainly try. Good luck.

 

[orenz214]

Thanks scylla..

Can I apply to the job postings on Canada's Job Bank or can my brother find an employer for me?