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Hello i`m from mexico city,you know about get a job in Canada, its difficult?, can you hepl me please? |
Hello i`m from mexico city,you know about get a job in Canada, its difficult?, can you hepl me please? Now you haven't specified what exactly your status is in Canada (are you on a student visa, landed immigrant, waiting to come to Canada) or which province you're interested in. As well you haven't specified what experience you have in Mexico or your area of expertise or study. I mean the level of difficulty can vary from province to province, city to city, sector to sector. As such I can only offer some very general info / guidance. If you are looking for some form of Canadian experience then you should have little to no problem finding a minimum wage job, which now pays around $8.00 - again may vary from province, and job-to-job (i.e. at a food counter, answering phones, maintenance personnel, cashier, office personnel). You can find a listing of jobs at: http://www.workopolis.ca http://www.monster.ca It is harder to get a more serious job (which I'm sure you are looking for), if you don't have some Canadian experience. This is why a lot of immigrants start in the jobs I mentioned above - case in point, my mother had a university degree in languages and her first job in Canada was filing and stapling documents for city hall. Now if you are interested specifically in coming to Toronto, Ontario, there are a few organizations I can connect you to that help newcomers to Canada. One of them is called COSTI (http://www.costi.org) which offers a wide range of services including language courses and employment assistance. As well, you have the YMCA of Greater Toronto which offers comprehensive employment services specifically for newcomers, provides free language courses, and connects you to volunteer opportunities to help you get Canadian experience. Check out http://www.ymcatoronto.org/en/newcomers/... I also recommend you visit the Citizenship and Immigration Canada site for more information on working in Canada: http://www.cic.gc.ca Suerte! I don't think it would be hard at all! I encourage it!!!!!! hi.. im glen. i want to work there in canada too, and probably raise my future family there, im 27 and i am currently in the state of qatar.. please keep in touch if ever you found a contact okey? feel free to write me.. glen Hola Hannah: It depends on whether you want to immigrate to Canada, or whether you want to come and work for a while, then return to Mexico. There are many jobs in the summer for people to work in the orchards and fruit processing plants. The government gives permits for these types of jobs, and you can stay for a while after the season ends, to visit different parts of Canada. But it's only a temporary visa. To immigrate and become a permanent resident, you would have to go through the regular immigration route. If you have a skill or special training, that would help a lot. |
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