THE JOB IS NOT RELEVANT!!!!

[tintot600]

Hi to all of you guys. Im just new in this forum, tulad nyo po madami din akong tanong and worries about my work permit application. Meron po ba kayo kilala na nabigyan ng canadian work permit kahit na hindi relevant ang profession sa job offer? Will highly appreciate your responses. Thanks!

 

[annedy07]

ano ba ang job offer mo? at ano naman ang propesyon mo? ano bang trabaho na experienced ka?

 

[Pippin]

You may get more responses to questions on forum if you stick with English. Good luck and welcome to your "extended family".

 

[tintot600]

ano ba ang job offer mo? at ano naman ang propesyon mo? ano bang trabaho na experienced ka?

I am a staff nurse here in the Philippines. Specialized cleaner is the job offer. I worked as a call center agent for more than a year. Now, I am currently working as a nurse for more than a year as well. Im just worried about the job because it has nothing to do with my profession..

 

[tintot600]

You may get more responses to questions on forum if you stick with English. Good luck and welcome to your "extended family".

Thank you for the suggestion pippin!

 

[annedy07]

I am a staff nurse here in the Philippines. Specialized cleaner is the job offer. I worked as a call center agent for more than a year. Now, I am currently working as a nurse for more than a year as well. Im just worried about the job because it has nothing to do with my profession..

i suggest you to join in the other forum so that you can have more usefull and helpfull suggetions from the veterans member.. as i know, you must meet the job requirements for the job being offered. dont worry, mababait ang mga tao sa forum, cgurado ako na marami ang tutulong sau.. gudluck and godbless..

 

[Pippin]

The VO may wonder why a nurse would take employment as a specialized cleaner especially if you are not doing a job like that now. It looks like you really want to come to Canada any way possible. Have you looked at the Fsw stream as nurses are in demand here. Good luck.

 

[ATS2012]

I am a staff nurse here in the Philippines. Specialized cleaner is the job offer. I worked as a call center agent for more than a year. Now, I am currently working as a nurse for more than a year as well. Im just worried about the job because it has nothing to do with my profession..

Yes Pippin was right why you don't try to apply as Caregiver at least it is related to your
profession as a Nurse and you are presently employed. I don't want to discourage you but
The VO is thinking that you are desperate and do any possible way to come to Canada.
I highly recommend that look for employer as caregiver or wait May 4 2013 when the FSWC
open and apply as skilled worker. You may waist your time and money and i think the VO
reject your application. Hope it helps.
God bless.

 

[tintot600]

Yes Pippin was right why you don't try to apply as Caregiver at least it is related to your
profession as a Nurse and you are presently employed. I don't want to discourage you but
The VO is thinking that you are desperate and do any possible way to come to Canada.
I highly recommend that look for employer as caregiver or wait May 4 2013 when the FSWC
open and apply as skilled worker. You may waist your time and money and i think the VO
reject your application. Hope it helps.
God bless.

I just sent my application last week. I know there is just a very little chance for me to get a work permit, I think the only thing that I can do now is pray. Nothing is impossible to Him. I'll keep you posted whatever happens to my application. If otherwise, do you know any websites where I can directly apply as a caregiver?

 

[ATS2012]

I just sent my application last week. I know there is just a very little chance for me to get a work permit, I think the only thing that I can do now is pray. Nothing is impossible to Him. I'll keep you posted whatever happens to my application. If otherwise, do you know any websites where I can directly apply as a caregiver?

Please check thiis website it is a government website in Canada , hope it will help.
http://www.workingincanada.gc.ca/job_search_results.do?searchstring=caregiver&action=Search
God bless and be patience on looking for job in Canada, thanks

 

[leextream]

@tintot600

I like that spirit! Even you only have a small chance to be approved, you still go and look at the glass half full not half empty.
I'v read a while ago about an applicant who applied as an FCA. The job that he applied is totally unrelated to the job that he's employed. He also spend most of his time at the call center industry. But there... he got his visa. Sad to say I can't find that thread.
Here's what I can say, I think you only have 10% chance to be approved but don't lost your hope. Everything depends on your Visa Officer. Your right there, prayer is significant and you can ask for a miracle. Even I'm late to give my opinion. Here's my point of view on how to get a Visa even your degree is irrelevant to the applied job.
Secure an NC-II: You can get an NC-II within 6 months or choose the shortest one. Make sure your NC-II is now related to the job you applied.This is the most important and trust me this is based on my experience
Look for Certificates: While getting your NC-II. Look for other trainings that will provide certificates. Some NC-II doesn't required whole day at school. Much better if you can find a job at the same time. 6 months to 1 year is better than nothing.
Don't include very irrelevant information to your resume or certificates to your application: You applied as a cleaner and you include your SSS or COE for about 1 year in a hospital as a nurse. Ah-ah. It's okay that you will hide something to your VO anyway they only ask you to pass supporting documents or shall I say "The documents that will support your application". I heard once during my BPO training "Let them hear what they want to hear". But you can include your Basic life support, CPR or other trainings about safety. In every company safety is always present.

 

[tintot600]

@ tintot600

I like that spirit! Even you only have a small chance to be approved, you still go and look at the glass half full not half empty.
I'v read a while ago about an applicant who applied as an FCA. The job that he applied is totally unrelated to the job that he's employed. He also spend most of his time at the call center industry. But there... he got his visa. Sad to say I can't find that thread.
Here's what I can say, I think you only have 10% chance to be approved but don't lost your hope. Everything depends on your Visa Officer. Your right there, prayer is significant and you can ask for a miracle. Even I'm late to give my opinion. Here's my point of view on how to get a Visa even your degree is irrelevant to the applied job.
Secure an NC-II: You can get an NC-II within 6 months or choose the shortest one. Make sure your NC-II is now related to the job you applied.This is the most important and trust me this is based on my experience
Look for Certificates: While getting your NC-II. Look for other trainings that will provide certificates. Some NC-II doesn't required whole day at school. Much better if you can find a job at the same time. 6 months to 1 year is better than nothing.
Don't include very irrelevant information to your resume or certificates to your application: You applied as a cleaner and you include your SSS or COE for about 1 year in a hospital as a nurse. Ah-ah. It's okay that you will hide something to your VO anyway they only ask you to pass supporting documents or shall I say "The documents that will support your application". I heard once during my BPO training "Let them hear what they want to hear". But you can include your Basic life support, CPR or other trainings about safety. In every company safety is always present.

Thank you so much for the piece of advice. I really appreciate it and kudos for adding a fuel to my failth that my visa will be granted soon. I like the idea of going to trainings. I would love to. It's just that my application has been sent already. I am now waiting for a medical exam referral. Unfortunately, I have included my COE in the hospital as well as the SSS because those are the requirements asked by the representative/agency I went for assistance. I hope everything is gonna be alright. Thanks to you guys.

 

[tintot600]

@ATS2012

Thank you so much. Will definitely check on it.

 

[job_seeker]

What's an NC II? Pardon the ignorance Thanks.

@ tintot600

I like that spirit! Even you only have a small chance to be approved, you still go and look at the glass half full not half empty.
I'v read a while ago about an applicant who applied as an FCA. The job that he applied is totally unrelated to the job that he's employed. He also spend most of his time at the call center industry. But there... he got his visa. Sad to say I can't find that thread.
Here's what I can say, I think you only have 10% chance to be approved but don't lost your hope. Everything depends on your Visa Officer. Your right there, prayer is significant and you can ask for a miracle. Even I'm late to give my opinion. Here's my point of view on how to get a Visa even your degree is irrelevant to the applied job.
Secure an NC-II: You can get an NC-II within 6 months or choose the shortest one. Make sure your NC-II is now related to the job you applied.This is the most important and trust me this is based on my experience
Look for Certificates: While getting your NC-II. Look for other trainings that will provide certificates. Some NC-II doesn't required whole day at school. Much better if you can find a job at the same time. 6 months to 1 year is better than nothing.
Don't include very irrelevant information to your resume or certificates to your application: You applied as a cleaner and you include your SSS or COE for about 1 year in a hospital as a nurse. Ah-ah. It's okay that you will hide something to your VO anyway they only ask you to pass supporting documents or shall I say "The documents that will support your application". I heard once during my BPO training "Let them hear what they want to hear". But you can include your Basic life support, CPR or other trainings about safety. In every company safety is always present.

 

[abrilmendoza]

What's an NC II? Pardon the ignorance Thanks.

its a national certificate (issued by TESDA) to prove that you undergo training for a certain field such as Medical transcription or food and beverage related course etc.