I never said it would be hard to find a job. Most students use smaller provinces for cheaper education and easier PR. After getting PR, they then migrate to bigger provinces. Perhaps I should have made myself clearer. You can certainly find jobs in smaller provinces.
Why is memorial university of newfoundland so very cheap for international students, is it a good un
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Moving to bigger cities like Vancouver and Toronto is not something I would recommend if you can find employment in other places. All depends on the industry. Finding jobs all depends on what your background is and your field of interest. Even for Canadian graduates it can be tough to break into the job market. You should apply across Canada when you graduate. In general the Maritimes don’t have the strongest economies. They are lovely places to live with lovely people.
how long does it take to get an acceptance letter from Memorial University as an international student?
Did you mean which field am I looking to get employed in?
Finance or management mostly.
Management could be anything. Is it finance management, or another kind? If you have a qualification from memorial, you certainly have a change at getting a job in finance, but it really depends, if you have experience, if you are starting from the bottom etc. There would be more jobs in bigger provinces, but there would also be a lot more competition from people wanting the job.
Hi guys, greetings,I have plans of applying for Newfoundland also,but please can anyone tell me what is required for my sponsor,what documents does he need to provide apart from prove of funds..Asap
we are talking about after studies, so this rule does not apply.
If you want to try and get a part time job when studying, or if the course has a co-op term, google finance companies in newfoundland.