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What kind of job we can get?
Dear Khalid, I am a doctor, and let me tell u , jobs for doctors are very tough and
so is for engineers. but its not
Life as a professional is tough beinga professional again is tough but
not impossible. u should have a
I am not trying to dissappoint pls make sure u r really pissed of from
where u are . or please dont
bye
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This strikes me as an answer that may be true sometimes, but not all the time. I came to Canada long time ago - 30 years. I did not speak the language,
had a degree in
It took a long time - now my children are in their mid-twenties and
love what they do, I have
I should like to propose that thinking long term and being glad for the small comforts is a good way to go through the settlement process. On the practical level - practicing good language skills is VERY important. Sloppy language with abbreviations is not going to help anyone. If you land in Toronto, call us at 416-469-0196. We will be delighted to help. All the very best in your future, wherever that may be. Marguerite Pyron, Executive Director <new@icomm.ca>
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| Please surf www.onip.ca for information related to
international professionals and transition jobs.
As an engineer you should also join CAPE (www.capeinfo.ca) and as a physician your wife should join AIPSO (www.aipso.ca) for information and support. You should also exlpore possibilities of employment in other provinces of Canada besides Ontario. Some other provinces offer better job opportunities than Ontario, specially for doctors and engineers. The websites and info can be obtained from onip website. Regards Akbar Khan <akbarkhan786@hotmail.com>
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| Dear Mr. Khalid,
As both of you are professionals, and it'll take some time to get yourselves
in jobs related to
South Asian Family Support Services
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| Dear Friend,
I am a family man with wife and two teenaged kids, boy and girl. I seem to be in the same boat as you accept that I had come back from Germany after my education. I am a printing technologist in the Offset technique and presently doing financials and marketing in Hyderabad. I do hope to migrate to Canada in the likelihood of getting a profession in my field of printing. It may be a job or running my own printing shop. My wife will be retiring from her government job by the year 2006 in the teaching profession as Micro-Biology lecturer. My son will be completing his post-grad. in Masters in Computer Application and my daughter would be graduating in English, English Literature, Political Science with an apptitude in illustration and cartooning. What is your advice and how do I go about it?
yours, Ali Nazim Jafri < alinazim99@hotmail.com > |
| I am in Pakistan but will be migrating to Canada in couple of months.
From your email if i am not wrong it seems like that you also close to your retiremetn age, since your kids are grown up. I have studied and worked in usa for 5 years. In my opinion if you are over 50 and migrating to Canada with what ever qualification then forget about getting a professional job. Your best bet will be either to start your own business, which again will be very demanding interms of working and financials or you can look for a job as a security guard etc. Your kids may do better but that too after a very rough patch of 1-2
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| Dear Awan sb.
If you are over 50, and well off in your country then it is not a good idea to migrate in Canada no matter who you are, you have to start from scratch here, in order to establish yourself. If you want to give your kids higher and quality education then send them here for studies. Still if you want to come then prepare yourself against all odds. Good luck Waheeda Alam |
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