which province after studies in Ontario

[samaygrover]

hey everyone!

I completed my post graduation studies in computer applications from Toronto in February 2016 and got an open work permit in April 2016 (3 years) Toronto. I use to work as a gas station cashier along with studies but after studies i got serious and i started totally focus on my job hunting related to my field . its tough to get a job in Toronto and luckily i got contract job of 6 months at CIBC bank as a technical support yesterday through an agent its 16$/hour and joining is from 1 September.

PS- i dint have any job experience in back home

My Questions are :-

1.should i go for this job? Is There any chances for PR IN that ?or move to some other province and try to find a job over there.?
people told me that its difficult to get a PR in Toronto.if you are joining that job you would be stuck here for 6 month and after that if you are moving to other province then i have less time to apply for PR(as per other provinces rules)

2. if moving to other province is a good idea which province should i move ?
As am gonna keep focusing on IT jobs but i want to secure my PR first so which province or cities within province should i move and start job hunting over there. Which province having same opportunities like in Toronto?

3. Saskatchewan is good in terms of PR ? or nova Scotia or other province?
one of my buddy completed studies with me and he did not try for jobs in Toronto . he moved straight away after Graduation and i talked to him he told if you get work within your field for 6 months you can eligible for pnp? is that true?

please suggest me some useful links or suggest me where i can find rules of other provinces.

thank you very much for helping me out like you did before

 

[Alexios07]

1. Toronto, Ontario is the largest and busiest city/ province in Canada, and you are in IT. If you could not find an IT job here, I doubt you would be luckier in other provinces, maybe except BC. Technical Support position is NOC 2282, skill level B. Since EE does not give extra point for skill level, so this job is sufficed for you to apply for EE.

To accept this job or not depends entirely on you. Do you want to follow this path ( IT patch: tech support/help desk - system analyst - Sys/Network Admin - Sys/Net Engineer) or do you want to code? to be a software dev or web dev? No one can answer this question besides yourself. FYI, my friend graduated from Humber College 3 months ago, and he was able to secure a front end web dev position in 1 month.

2. You should only move if you aim to get into a specific PNP which requires a job offer in that a province. Otherwise, it doesn't matter which province you stay when you apply for EE.

3. For PNPs. Read the sticky thread about all PNPs. People here have done the hard work, your job is only to read.