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How do i get a good job in canada? |
I am an accounant and would love some of international exposure If you don't know a politician or an MP, and you're not a decent hockey player with some press, then you have to go to school. Try community colleges. They are cheaper than universities, usually take no more than two years to get your progam finished, and offer a trade/skill you can immediately start working at after graduation. Most also offer lengthy work terms with established companies who might hire you on even before graduation. Source(s): Personal experience with both university and community college. I got hired by my on-the-job training company immediately after graduation. collect maple syrup Go online and find out what it would take for you to work up there, then start getting in contact with companies in Canada who need your skills. if you are in the US, find a company with subsidiaries in Canada, work for them, and then request promotions/transfers that will take you to Canada. I spent two winters in Moosejaw. Lovely place, lovely people, lovely hockey, glad to be home. Canada sucks, try getting job seekers allowence - then u can sit on your butt all day |
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