International students struggle to find jobs in their respective fields in Canada
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- For many international students coming to Canada, a study permit is often seen as an ideal pathway to land jobs here and get permanent residency. But as Shaurya Kshatri explains, many of those who come struggle to find a job in the fields they studied in.
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Everyone knows that the tuition paid and education obtained is just a ticket to come to canada not a ticket to a decent job
Insert: a ticket to come to Canada ^to become permanent residents^ not a ticket to a decent job ^or a decent education - which they don’t care about as long as they become permanent residents^
and it isn't worth it. People say if you do not like living here then just leave. Then I would like to tell them to try leaving their home at 18 and studying in foreign universities with student loans for 4 years and then work minimum wage jobs to cover up the student loans they took. There is no way once you come here you can leave. You will be in debt and the only way to get out of the debt is to find a field job that Canada is lacking. Canadian engineer themself are running to the US or getting a PR and working their ars off till they burn out and listen to racist people who think you are the one scamming them. So my advice to students here is to stay back and get ready to be scammed. Canada is a debt trap. Rich people come here to get poor and poor people come here to get in debt.
@@TheAryanKnight
"Then I would like to tell them to try leaving their home at 18 and studying in foreign universities with student loans for 4 years and then work minimum wage jobs to cover up the student loans they took."
So, first of all, coming to Canada to study is a CHOICE; it is not a requirement or expectation of any person outside Canada. Secondly, when Canadian-born students graduate, do you think we just automatically find a job in our desired field? Most students work minimum wage jobs until they find one in their field because most students have STUDENT LOANS, among other bills to pay for.
"There is no way once you come here you can leave."
Farthest thing from the truth.
"You will be in debt and the only way to get out of the debt is to find a field job that Canada is lacking."
Weird, it's almost like that's the story for EVERY student who ever graduated in Canada after using student loans to pay for their education.
"Rich people come here to get poor and poor people come here to get in debt."
"Rich" people come here to get PR. I don't think "poor" people can afford the requirements to come here.
@@USA-CANADA1480 what does the PR give them.. what’s the end goal?
As an international student, you are supposed to have the tuition funds in the bank prior to coming.
A story the CBC will never push: Canadians struggle to find jobs in their respective fields in Canada. We're supposed to feel bad for the people who created the problem.
Exactly. Many people here cant even get jobs right now. Sorry I dont feel bad for people who come here and complain they cant find jobs when its already a problem for our own people
They didn't create the problem just that our politicians aren't understanding the situation and doing enough due diligence before importing them in huge numbers without the necessary infrastructure.
Not to mention, hr is someone you gotta feel comfortable with. I won't send him my SSN number or any personal information.
@@piyushuparate Why would you send an HR person you SSN or personal information??
Didn’t your government mismanage your economy by letting people in? So are international students really the ones who *created* your problems? If anything, they paid 5x the local tuition fee to support your universities that your own government didn’t. No need to feel bad for them, international students who come here thousands of miles away from their homes are strong enough, your sympathy is the least of their concerns.
Lets be honest, hotel management is a bogus degree.
not quite... if your the GM of a hotel say like in Bali / Hawaii it sounds pretty dope
👳 do not tell me what I can and can not do my friend 🇮🇳, 😂 almost a million of these 🤡's are here and these is how they act what entitled 🇮🇳 Jagmet is 100% behind this and that is why he didn't want to be investigated during the public inquiry
Exactly...how many damn hotels can there be?
How many hotels are there in vancouver? Not including the crack shacks
How many hotel managers do we need in Canada?
It’s Canada that’s why.
Don’t expect good jobs here. Their economy relies heavily on real estate and mineral resources. Don’t expect innovation from them. This is what is called a poor mindset. Canada is irrelevant on world stage. Nobody talks about Canada. Imagine a country where real estate sale each year gives more returns than owning a innovative startup or business. Why would anybody innovate or start a business if real estate is giving 20 to 25% returns each year?
Canadian economy is artificially propped up due to high real estate prices. Take out Canadian real estate from Canadian economy and see the real numbers. Real estate constitutes over 1/5 of Canadian economy.
That's why the ponzi must go on
Australia’s similar.
Yes, real estate and restaurants. I have been living in Canada for 10 years , same problem. Now I studying for a degree in eduaction so I can teach in schools. I hope get there.
I dont get it, why are we worried about international students, where is the interview of the canadian residents who are strugling to find a job and pay the bills?
This!!!
Exactly, why do we need almost a million international students during a housing crisis, clearly there needs to be a cap until students here and people here are living fine, also Europe has been doing this for years limiting the amount they get
Profit and money. Someone is making or a group of people are profiting from this system.
@@xxdesertstormbecause the Canadian government and the school system are using them. It typically costs between $25,000 to $45,000 to study at a Canadian university, as an international student. Figures from 2017 showed that international students paid a total of 2.7 billion dollars towards the Canadian education system. Meaning that they’re paying for Canadians to have cheaper tuition fee’s than their US counterparts.
The government wants to get these international students to pay high fees and other immigrants to come in order to secure votes for the liberal party. Their support is dwindling even amongst immigrants
Canadian citizens are struggling to find jobs and yet you care about international students? Shame on you
We can care about both. All of us are trying to survive. We're all human beings 🤔
@@sabrinamystified International students are not in Canada to survive, they are here to get an education and then go back to their countries. Maybe stop using international studentship as a loophole to come to Canada and overstay in the country?
@@invoker7826 so they should die and not survive? 🤔 Did you actually try to comprehend my comment?
International students are supposed to bring with them enough money so survive. They are not supposed to work in Canada and steal jobs from Canadians. If they don't have enough money to sustain their stay in Canada, they should go someplace cheaper.@@sabrinamystified
@sabrinamystified are you advocating Canadian's step aside for a immigrants? If you are, I am against your stance 🥂
Natural born citizens can barely find jobs
A message to everyone who is coming to Canada and attending a COLLEGE promising you a bright future and good credentials. Don't be scammed. If you are not attending at least a UNIVERSITY, you are probably going to struggle to find any decent jobs in Canada afterwards. You are being used for your money and to do back-breaking work at minimum wages.
Only come if you are studying MEDICINE and wanting to become a licensed Doctor in Canada. That’s the only way to make money for a lifetime - $ 450,000 per year. We need DOCTORS. That’s it.
Even Canadian born students with great degrees from top universities are not finding jobs in their fields. Too many ppl want white collar remote jobs & no one wants service industry or trades jobs.
Nailed it!
@@ParuParo_G you are correct.
I did my masters from university, have applied to 100+ positions, still no interviews. XD
The bar for entering Canada as an international student is very low. So don't confuse it with American standards. American standards are very high. As an immigrant international student with poor communication skills, Canada wants you to do manual labor jobs regardless of what degree you have.
Not everyone is like that. It is due to subtle racism in Canada. White people don’t want immigrants to be in a better position here. Look up any corporate website and you will only find white people as the company executives. This isn’t lack of skills. This is systemic racism which people don’t talk about
@@aditsum1Keep racism out of it. Just ignorant.
Oh well. You are essentially stealing Jobs from Native Canadians you know this right.
Agree
@@maddiesonny6486 it's actually not racist. Canada was literally built on taking advantage of immigrants. They're not inviting ppl to get the best jobs, but to do manual labour. That's exactly why "Canadian qualifications" exist. So educated immigrants would be no different from those without a university education.
"Not having Canadian experience" basically means that your verbal and non verbal communication skills are not sufficient for the job. And no your IELTS score is not good enough.
wtf. Canadian experience means experience working any job in canada. Why complicate it?
@@JMian That's the official definition. But people with that experience have been rejected for jobs with that reason. The silent meaning behind it is that the because English isn't their first language and most immigrants come from eastern culture, the cultural and professional gap is huge. Therefore they're not a good fit. How do you communicate that without being discriminatory? "Canadian experience"
@@zshn It actually means they want to hire whites, not immigrants.
@@zshn that is changing now as they are revoking asking Canadian work experience at interviews and job applications
@@liangyuaq-qoyunlu407 why not? After all they made this the successful country it is that everyone flocks to. But you are wrong actually. Federal regulations insist on diversity hires and all companies have programs for new comers. These jobs are at the cost of old stock Canadians who built the very enterprise that now discriminates against them. They go off and form new companies on their own and wham! In comes the government and insists they take in diversity hires. Of course the diversity hires imagine it's because they are wonderful. No, it's because the company owners don't need to get a chrc audit fail. If the diversity hires were so wonderful , their home countries would be wonderful. Even after copying or stealing all the tech knowhow and business intelligence, the home countrues are still not the preferred option of the diverse people.
When you attend a College located above a plaza, yahh your diploma is worthless
How about plumbing, electrical, carpentry?? Why aren't they doing trades programs. These students are quite lazy and haven't done any research about job market
This is spot on.
@@progressivegeoff mechanics!
For that they would have to learn doing it from back home. Which they won't as it is seen as a low-class laborer back there. The parents of such children, if found out they were learning plumbing, would not send them abroad. They want their children to work in office jobs on a desk.
@@awrjkf exactly
@@awrjkf
Pretty much.
Even this reporter is of such low quality in the field of journalism
He's indian 😂😂
How can a reporter dress like that😂
Welcome to Canada. Canadians have the same issue, you are actually not special 🤦♀️🤦♀️
Aunty, I'm coming in January intake
Except most Canadians are too smart to take some useless 2-year BS program.
@@TheTruth-cg8vj
Except the women.
International Students should study not take jobs from Canadian citizens
Anyone else think it’s all a scam, highly educated students spending tens of thousands of dollars to be a janitor or waiter.
Or is this the easiest way into the country which is what they really wanted. Aren't there Hotels to be managed back in the old country?
Of course, it's a scam. It's an easy way to keep money flowing in, just like money laundering in BC.
How do you expect people to pay for 2 million in houses if all they make as workers is maybe 75K on average. At least the scammers can keep on buying.
you dont say huh lol, geez you guys literally dont know how the system of canada works. just remember theres a reason why so many white families are able to enjoy holidays but immigrants need to constantly work, 1-3 jobs everyday. reason why some immigrants need to work restaurant jobs, cause people working white collar jobs or high paying blue collars will never work in restaurants, and you think its a scam LOL. just remember minimun wage goes up for 7% in Ontario, restaurants try to increase by 2% to 8% on their food menu. But are customers actually going to pay $25to $30 for dine in sysco burger and fries. Sooo the ironic thing is that you see janitor and waiter jobs as a scam, but if restaurants want to increase prices, people complain about the cost lol. sooo theres no winning it, just enjoy the $1-$6 meals from costco.
Just type 'reservation quota system in India' you will get to know why so many general class people are moving out of india
@@festeCanuck oh yeah let me rush to be part of a country that scams
All universities and colleges need to be held accountable for such high acceptance rates.
She is wrong our economy is not very strong we don't have jobs for everyone
And here I thought international study was just that they came here to study and bring those skills back home. Not to stay here and try and take jobs from Canadians.
People are not taking jobs from Canadians, there are fields where there's lack of people interested. That's a misunderstanding, sorry.
@@neonparadise3095there is no lack . Theses jobs just want the cheapest labour possible .
@@neonparadise3095the far lefty who loves CBC News 😂 buds Statistic Canada came out with a study proving that we have the people here and that the Canadian government is wrong and making unemployment worse by bringing more people in while those fields can be filled just fine, BTW the fields they are looking for are waiters/waitresses
@neonparadise3095 you really have no clue what your talking about, and here's a big example of how what you just said is so wrong. International students can now take official license testing in any language they want ie security licenses, with no basic concept of English. And when they will work for less how is this helping Canadians. This is not the only one either. There are a ton of other examples but please keep your head in the sand.
@@meyo420 internacional students are LEGAL immigrants and not ilegal, you don't have to like them but they got the right to come to this country the same way you can travel and stay in more than 100 countries.
Why is it when Canadian BORN PEOPLE CAN'T FIND A JOB IN CANADA, NOBODY EVER MENTIONS THIS??
BUT WHEN These PEOPLE ARRIVE WE MUST MAKE A BIG Deal ABOUT IT!!!!
Because the CBC is staff with woke journalist, where it's racist to suggest these people aren't needed.
My 16 yr old is having a hard time finding work in Toronto
First of all I didn't study in canada ,I studied in the US and now I live and work in canada in my own field . To answer your question why are they making a fuss out of it .Answer is simple
They are paying more than 3 times in tuition.When I went to study in US my intend was to study not to do part-time work illegally and make money ,not only me most students in the University this guys are not like that.
3rd let's all agree canadian jobmarket and employers plainly sucks with most unrealistic expectations.
OK, I get student visas to attend university, but once they graduate why are they permitted to swap over to permanent residents with a pathe to citizenship? Sure seems to bring into question the validity of wanting to come to Canada as a student.
Its as bogus as bogus can be . Its so plain and open they are actually discussing it openly on the news! You couldn’t make it up
Becouse if they did not 80% of students would not have come here in a First place
To serve the low end educational businesses. There are many colleges set up in Canada just for this purposes. The students don't care about what they are learning and the schools know this, and offer low quality curricula. These schools make big money on this scheme. Almost 45% of all international students in Canada are from India. They are everywhere working in restaurants, delivering Amazon packages and often getting paid under the table. The admissions should be significantly reduced to be limited to best students in bachelors and graduate programs. All those low end colleges should close.
@@bengt_axle my wife has hundreds of resumes to deal with everyday … these people are barely literate and somehow international students ?? When she looks up the so called institutions they study at its a rented room in a office building
If that pathway didn't exist then pretty much nobody would want to go there.
A job in your respective field sounds like a dream when you realize how lucky you are of having a job that can pay for the minimum 1 Br Apartment price of $2400 a month!
You never see these guys working on the oil rigs, or in a mine, or on a boat in the deep sea. This country was built by pioneers, wtf did they think they were getting into? "Oh yeah you managed an Arby's for 6 months, here's your 250k salary" give me a break. Go live in the bush like the rest of us for 5 years and build up a network and go from there.
these International students are here to study and not fight and steal our jobs , no wonder it is so hard to find a job now .
Especially looking absurd like that. Not easy to get hired with hair, forehead, and dress like that.
Traveled across the planet for a degree in HOTEL MANAGEMENT.... yep im sure you came for education. The amount of money he was supposed to pay in tuition would have gone to buying a hotel in India.
I know it seems so stupid. All these people who bet the farm on useless education program like he took I've heard that a common comment once they get here is "where are all the Canadian students?"
@@TheTruth-cg8vjI have a friend who went canada for studies(actually for citizenship😅)he was like international exposure,studying with Canadian etc etc,and when he arrived in his classroom,all of them were Indian😂😂😂😂
Just about any education is a waste of time in Canada, that's why you never find students in these made up 2- year programs. I took up Electrical Engineering, a fairly exclusive 4-year degree and until I started working in the US I was making less than the guys stringing up wires in a housing tract. Guys who take up something like phycology are throwing their time and money away. @@Ak-sf9th
@@Ak-sf9ththat's actually funny 😂
when big box merchants hires foreign workers instead of Canadian should be audited by the authority. there's no reason why qualified and willing Canadian can not find jobs here in Canada.
10 years ago, international students were not allowed to work off campus.
They essentially are taking the jobs that young high school kids would be working 10 years ago.
Keep crying 😂
If only the people who say that international students are the issue had some class consciousness and realized that the cause of their hard time finding well paying jobs is actually the way our economy is built. This is not a flaw, but a feature. The only way workers will accept subpar jobs is if jobs are scarce and people are afraid of losing whatever position they get
Are you wanting Canadians struggling with a decent job or decent housing or EDUCATION in their own Province to feel sorry? I think not.
No jobs for entry level and low skill workers. Minimum wage yes but you won’t make it on a minimum wage.
So this problem isn’t unique to international students but everyone.
People with masters degree are driving Uber.
If you received a ballot from Statistics Canada please complete it, and specifically indicate what you struggling with Jobs and housing should be specified.
To say that networking would save the day is laughable.
There are no jobs available because a lot of small businesses and companies are leaving Canada not coming here due to ridiculous taxation and high cost of living.
There should be mandatory on job training and employers that provide training should be incentivesed by the government not penalized.
What does attending a college or university in Canada have to do with them working and remaining in Canada.
Pay your tuition, attend your course, pass and go back to your country to work.
If the aim is to stay in Canada, then follow the proper immigration process, just like my family did.
My father secured a job, apartment and car, waited years for the process, paid for our travel here, and once here, my parents worked, never relying on any government assistance, EI or food bank.
And we learned English as everyone should and as an immigration requirement.
For third world countries, opressed citizens, no human rights, violence against women and children, they sure know how to swindle and pilfer other countries.
While you're in school, please attend your classes and don't expect to cheat off of Canadian students.
Maybe dont have a bloody dot on your forehead for job interviews?
Damn. 😂
😂 I'm done with the internet. Someone called it a "sniper dot"
dothead🤣🤣🤣🤣
You are so mean but funny too 😂
Canadian are having a hard time
Wow! They have a problem getting a job in the field after graduation and think this is their problem. Surprise, people that live here have the same problem. Get over ourselves.
Get rid of them
How can you find a job in HR? I can't even understand your English.
Please report on the Canadians who struggle to find a job in Canada.
That's rayciss.
@@mgtowworldwideself-improve3469 how is my comment "rayciss"? Canadian is not a race, it's a nationality. There are many races in Canada and I am saying all Canadians should not be struggling to find a job in Canada. As for international students, I am sure their country can help them out. Canada should help out only Canadians, period!
You are being discriminatory already when you say the word "rayciss".
Perhaps Canada has too many new Indians?
Yeah. I think Brampton and Toronto is basically India 2.0.
@sabrinamystified it's not that they're bad people, they're fine. The problem is Canada is flooding itself for the sake of cheap labor and it takes advantage of Indian 20 somethings needing opportunities. Building their lives in India would be a better strategy for them. Canada is also stealing opportunities for people from Canada needing rentals to live in and stealing jobs from teenagers already here needing to get into the job market. The International student scam needs to end.
HR and hotel management are not jobs that are in high demand
I was wondering how all the international students were supposed to get jobs in their dream field when we couldn't O.o I thought maybe they had connections ready to go.
They just salty that the US won’t give them a green card and that they are too lazy to fix India for their benefit.
Young workers in name of "international students"
They spend $40000 and waste most important part of life serving tea
Trucker
Waiter.gas station
And then the next airplane load of new " international students " arrives to serve.... Canadian !
So better not come then. How ab that ?
These are not students, they are just labor workers, and when they obtain permanent residency, they bring their entire family and tribe. Sometimes I ask myself: Are they in Canada or New Delhi?
Indians have immigrated in such large amounts to Canada/Australia that even the Canadians/Australians and other immigrant communities in Canada/Australia r fearing for their jobs, individuality and lack of freedom because of Indians. There r talks to create "another India" or "to replace the Canadian/Australian flag with the Indian flag". Indians have inflated the Canadian/Australian job market so much that the Canadian/Australian govt. is finding it hard to ease the interests of their own people + other immigrant communities.
It's not that India is a bad country. India is booming with rapid infrastructure development rn. I m sure my country will do great in the future. Those r fools who have migrated to Canada/Australia and r now creating difficulties for our fellow Canadians/Australians.
I scored 7 bands in IELTS, but I dropped the decision to come to Australia on a student visa. I decided to keep on living in my own country.
Agree the more you bring in the more it becomes a race to the bottom for everyone . When we have our own citizens barely able to keep their heads above water we DO NOT NEED ANYONE ELSES!
What made you stay in your country?
Got to blame Jagmet who's been to back home to promote Canada more than Trudeau
@@andreadawngilpin3054 And I didn't want to be a part of any of that. Hence i decided to stay here even with a low pay to spend time with my family and taking some decisions such as not marrying or not producing kids. That way, it ll only be me and my family to look after. A simple + uncomplicated lifestyle.
Canada is not a bad country but it can quickly turn into a nightmare. Cost of living here is very expensive. Racism against Indians has decreased but still exists. Especially in white collar jobs.
Maybe when they meet for job interviews learn to speak in English first. Sorry Marinderpreet I don't understand what you are saying. We live in Canada. Not everyone here speak Hindu
Canadian born with high degrees are finding it hard to get a foot into their field… so international students … I get it
Back when I was in McMaster Uni, I saw through that economic hole and left as soon as I graduated. Grateful for the education & experiences, but living there was not for me. Been working in India & UAE since the pandemic, and never looked back.
Born in Canada at im 42. I had to move out out of Canada ! My home country I miss but it's too much red tape expensive on everything for 30 years!
A smart person is one that comes to Canada graduate and then go back to your country to get way better opportunities
The reason they leave their country in the first place is cause it’s devoid of opportunities. 🤦
Universities in Canada have very low QS ranking, it is not worth to spent so much to get a degree which may not be admitted in other countries
Here in lies the problem - folks come here to study for degrees that will not land you a job and then you're then forced to work in restaurants.
BC never had a shortfall for HR specialist. It has had plenty of shortfall in other fields.
Thankfully Santosh here decided to start his business.
He took a masters in HR at a BC uni. As such the language of the courses would be either English or French. His command of English is suboptimal. Did he write all his papers in French?
A job in HR. Good god, did you even look into the employment prospects. In any entry level HR position, they must get 500 applications and probably only look at the first 50 or so. If you seriously want a job, sweat out Chemical Engineering and show you have brains and can work like a dog. HR is something girls take up while looking for a husband.
Well, he's free to go back to Nepal, anytime!
One of the few places that didn't get colonized.
@@shauncameron8390 oh by that I suppose you mean no european infrastructure, institutions of learning, codified systems of law etc etc. Yeah, it isn't that great. Which is why the royal princesses of nepal went to study in ... wait for it ... european convent schools in kodaikanal inindia.
Contrary to the current narrative european colonialism had many many positives for the country, particularly with education. Why in sub saharan africa and north america the locals were introduced to the wheel!! and a written script.
If colonialism was oh _so_ good, why did the locals fight so hard for their independance?
We've taken in way to many of you people.
Right too many indians and blacks in Canada
@@Daddy-R You are reaching when you say too many blacks are in Canada.
@@Daddy-R
There are barely any black people in Canada.
@@ACGLENCLAR There are alot of Africans predominantly Nigerians coming to Canada now. In any case the numbers are not even close to the numbers of Indians
could u imagine this guy the head of HR for a canadian company? IT'd be a disaster!
😂🤗😆
“Coming here as low wage workers, taking the jobs no one else wants”
Ridiculous she puts the blame on Canadians for not wanting to work.
Maybe… just MAYBE, employers should pay a liveable wage so Canadians can support themselves instead of importing cheap labour from the third world so corporations can continue to make record profits??? What a shill.
"Maybe… just MAYBE, employers should pay a liveable wage so Canadians can support themselves..."
There's no such thing as a "livable" wage.
You can't raise minimum wage without raising the cost of everything else.
One can’t expect to get a job in the field of study just by completing a degree here in Canada. There are tons of factors affecting the job prospects, ranging from:
University where you get the degree
Job availability in the field
Market conditions
And especially How good you are!!
That being said, I have seen many people flock to Canada to study any type of degree in order to get a PR.
The quality of immigration & education is not necessarily high.
Country is full of immigrants that they don’t really want & and seriously lack talent in the required fields like Medicine.
As the man in video said “do your research “!!!
Agree with this . The standard of a lot of the new immigrants is very very low . Almost unemployable
@@samoday2992 How do you know? Are you an employer or an employee working along immigrants or just making broad statements?
@@JMian work in HR if that counts ? What about you ?
@@JMian i work in manufacturing - and i've interviewed and hired these int'l students DESPERATE for jobs so they don't get sent back when their visas expire. they need employment - ANY type of employment which will lead to a permanent full time status so they can be given a work permit and work that into a PR. these int'l students finished degrees from their countries of origin and then take 1 yr courses in business or hotel mgmnt or any EASY and UNRELATED course (vs their original degree) just to get accepted. and acceptance is EASIER now because the gov't has moved the screening to these colleges/unis and they just care if you have funds for a year. in the past, you have to show fund for the entire duration of your course. the big Unis have taken advantage of this by creating small "college" affiliates - there are so many now and when you look, the students are 100% int'l students - ZERO local. even these int'l students are not happy about - they came here thinking that apart from learning in school, they will learn about the Canadian culture from their Canadian classmates - one Indian student even said more than half of the students in one of her class is not just from the same country but from the same state and still from the same university. over 400K students accepted. 235K from India, 40K from China, 25K from the Philippines...only 20% of these int'l students will get work permit/PR which means 320K disappointed individuals (plus their families who rely on them)
Bla bla bla
I came to Canada on a PR visa, I'm a doctor who could not find a half decent job there. Long story short - I have gone back to where I came from.
Canada's hospital/medical crisis simply won't be solved, politicians don't care they are legally allowed to jump the queue and get the healthcare service they deserve.
I mean if I were a hiring manager I wouldn’t hire him too 😂
Why not
Im a partial paraplegic and NO MATTER WHAT JOB I APPLY FOR I AM DENIED.
I AM AN OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY ADVISOR AND SUPERVISOR!!! THESE STUDENTS WOULD RATHER STEAL FROM FOOD BANKS AND USE THEIR OWN MONEY TO PARTY
CANADIANS can't find jobs in their respective field. Why are you highlighting international students instead of Canadians?
What’s amazing is bro got shot point blank in the head and still giving an interview 💀
With respect. He's right. Don't come here. Now is not the time. As long as Truduck is in office. Maybe in 6 or 7 years from now . See ya then.
They are Canadian nightmare, let them go away
Time to go back and create a great life in a India. Look at the G20. India is booming. If you want to come to Canada come to become a licensed doctor in Canada. We need doctors. You will be set for life at 450,000 per year salary.
No please, let's open up seats in medical school for canadian citizens. We do not need from other countries. They are needed to care for their own people.
@@zamar2158Canadians don't want to put lot of hard work to become a doctor. That is why Canada has to import these doctors
People move to Canada for a visa. Students who pick the shittiest courses always knew they wouldnt land up in a white collar job. But they got what they came for.
Canada needs immigrants. It never promised a white collar job.
Is the host an international student?
Probably.
Well, well, maybe the overflow of immigrants has something to do with this !!!!!
The person that was on the zoom call made ignorant comments. Even if they are international students, it doesn't mean that they should "take the jobs that no one wants" what does that even mean? I, as a Canadian, have a bachelor's degree and I'm working at a cafe to make ends meet. It's not about "networking," what she held back from saying is "nepotism." Our economy isn't strong. We're facing heavy declines in job vacancies. That video overall needed to be longer and more accurate. Ask better questions to all subjects to get a proper information.
Exactly. "Take the jobs no one wants" but everyone is looking for a job especially if they're international students and even recent graduates from here. I saw on the news that we're experiencing labor shortage. But at the same time, people can't get jobs. What's going on? Only the government knows that.
aren't they international students? Aren't they suppose to go back?
I've been here nearly 7 yrs got a master in psychology. Until now i couldn't get an interview. I still work in a restaurant as a dishpig.
When my parents back home asked me did i get a job as a psychology i said yes. It would break their heart if they ever find out i work as a dishpig in a restaurant since I've been here in Canada
I mean… if they’re unhappy here… can’t they move back !?
My wife was misled by the Canadian dream. She enrolled in a master's program in artificial intelligence at Memorial University in St. John's, but the quality of the education was not worth the high cost. We both have PhDs in telecommunications, so we know what we're talking about. The program was poorly planned and executed, so we decided to return to home.
Did she even apply for a decent grad program. Anything offered by Memorial University in St. John's, is hardly worth attending at the graduate level and any research on her part would have pointed that out. Really, how can a no-name, small school like it offer any respected high-end graduate technical program. Why do you think any decent Canadian graduate is told to try to get into a top US grad school. The very fact she went there says something about her lack of ability. Graduate school is aimed at training researchers not to "try again" because you couldn't get a job with your first PhD. In industry, a PhD can actually be detrimental to finding engineering / SW employment, and if you list another program after your PhD, your CV will immediately go into the round file. A bachelor, specialized Masters is much better than a bachelor, PhD, specialized Masters. The former says you weren't organized, passionate enough, or judge not to have what it takes to do PhD level work and get on the tenor track.
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Yes, she applied for a Master's in Artificial Intelligence, I admit that we were influenced by the narrative that Canada is a country in need of professionals, and ultimately what matters most is the so-called Canadian experience. Unfortunately, to apply for permanent residency, you enter the Express Entry system, where, due to age, you start losing points, and now we are at the age of 34. We saw as an option to enter through federal residency programs, in this case, through the province of Newfoundland, where age is not as determined, and if you manage to have an acceptable score. Additionally, as international students, the costs at Memorial University fit our budget. We both have backgrounds in electrical engineering. My wife worked in the industry in a radar development company with her Ph.D. as a researcher. We made the decision to move from Brazil to Ecuador due to currency devaluations (a decision that turned out to be wrong but served as a learning experience).
In a way, I contradict you a bit because it depends on the job or industry. I also have a Ph.D. in engineering and work in a software company as a blockchain developer. So, it's not about a lack of ability but rather the desire to migrate legally, and for my wife, to venture into a high-demand field like artificial intelligence offered by Memorial. Now, regarding an academic career, it's quite saturated, and Canada is bureaucratic with the recognition of foreign programs, even though the university where I earned my Ph.D. is ranked acceptably within the top 200 universities worldwide. That's why I can assure you of the poor quality of the program.
ooooo this is a old story I mean even an immigrant came 25 30 years ago has the same story. So chill out and relax. This country has 33 mil people and schools are vomitting thousands and thousands of grads every year for the same field. So yeah good luck
Santosh needs to fix hair. With this hairdo, who will hire him in corporate world?
I'm sorry but graduate as Human Resources major won't give you much options.. even for Canadians living here for decades..
Plus there are lots of hands-on jobs you can do like servicemen and sorts if you are really desperate for one.
Everyone wants a nice white collar jobs they can brag about to their friends, but you really need a big step-up for it.
My friend who had a 4 year bachelor of economics in Laurier was struggling to find himself a job until he decided to move on to law school.
Why are they still here? Once you get your education, go home and reapply
Seriously let me give you everything as I work just as hard as you as an ingenious person in Canada. I moved out at 15 and had I had a kid. Did a blame anyone else. I worked hard to get where I am
so you don’t complain doesn’t mean nobody can😂. You have become sheep following the herd. Thats all.
Exactly, people here cant even find jobs right now. Why should we care about someone who comes here and complains.
Get a job in Nepal then
“Human Resources” and “Hotel Management” disciplines? Really?! International students should only be let in who are taking STEM, law or similar in very restricted numbers.
"International students should only be let in who are taking STEM, law or similar in very restricted numbers."
Why in the world would we want them practicing law in country they've never been to before?
Can someone just break the ice and explain what is on this guy's forhead?
It's a "Tilak" a coloured spot on forehead people wear as part of our South Asian culture. Kind of like face tattoos from some cultures. In Hinduism people wear a Bindi on forehead for of course to look good, religious reasons, and sometimes as part of what was passed down within family. Women in and around my hometown, tattoo a dot on their forehead and wear another bindi on it. Whatever point is, its part if culture lol.
at first I thought he was pinned by a sniper
@@10000yearsNaah, not really 😂.
@@10000years😂😂
😂 it's a broken reset button, it's a who tf cares spot
With that appearance, would he be able to get hired in an interview ? We are tolerant to many. But Canadian employers are something else otherwise.
Whe you come to canada to study means u come to earn education and go back once you finish. But I think most international student come to canada not to study but have the plan to find work and stay.
The main cause of this problem is the education system in Canada - it exploits International students by charging then 4 - 5 times the fees it charges for the local students and sets high expectations about the job prospects in Canada. It shows a very glossy image of Canada to international students and recruits them for courses which are not valued at all by Canadian industries. In Canada the only thing that really works is connections - I have seen so many incompetent people at really good jobs just because they have good connections. It is a shame really especially for those students who are bright and could do much better in some other country - they are wasted here in an environment where politics and connections are prioritized over skills and competence.
And speaking for local Canadian people - they have lived mostly in an environment of very low competition so, there is no drive to improve or study. It breeds an environment where low calibre people thrive. Overall, not really a country for the bright and ambitious international students. Dont waste your life here. Better go to the US.
They want Canadian passport
It's cheaper for Canadians because it's subsidized by the tax payers of this country.....
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They want Canadian citizenship. India does not recognize dual citizenship.
Maybe so, but Canada is a sovereign country and has every right to charge outsiders however much it wants. Also, many of those outsiders don't care about studying as much they care about getting Permanent Residency.
@banksy2870 absolutely spot on....Canada has gone down the drain now..people used to get jobs based on skills and competency and now it is based on connections....so many worst performers get jobs in Toronto due to this exact nepotism....Not to mention how all these international students are coming here and paying high tuition and cant build a career and work in low wage jobs that an average Canadian would do while they start their career...tbh Canadian dream is broken and continued to be broken because of stupid government policies
I dont get why students come all the way here for things like hospitality and not a STEM field, or a trade, that we need positions filled in.
Dude you cannot be a HR if you’re even under 35. HR is a very sophisticated job. And HR has less influx traffic for rotating between staff. I bet he should have studied something more sophisticated with $40k
"Dude you cannot be a HR if you’re even under 35. HR is a very sophisticated job."
Please, for the life of me, say you're kidding.
@@Kurathis552from my experience
You came here to study or work? The idea is to study abroad and return with a degree. foreigners are not citizens and free to leave if there is no work. Why stay and complain when its not your country?
he just discovered what our immigration system is about, getting cheap labour
The kind of people who are willing to leave their home entirely and abandon improving their own country are not the kind of people we should want
Student visa is only a Entry to come to Canada 🇨🇦 there plan is to stay and get PR
bringing foreign nationals as students to Canada has become a huge and growing industry. what's being sold is not education but essentially an entry point and a pathway to immigration. The numbers have grown exponentially, and the issue has become so visible to the general public that our very own federal government, which incidentally has been promoting the idea of the more the merrier for years, has taken steps to reduce the intake. for the past few days CBC has been running stories with "stakeholders", i.e. those who profit from the inflow, about the "hit" to our reputation globally, which, of course, is just self-serving nonsense. why couldn't CBC profile a recent graduate struggling to find employment who is Canadian? why is this relentless focus on foreign nationals from our national broadcaster? this rot is coming from the very top. change cannot come fast enough.
Wrong. They struggle to find employment whereby a fellow cousin will be their co worker. If they aren't employed with their cousins, they simply cannot function in everyday life.
Damn... Ontario is even more expensive than BC
Nobody talks about job creation, is it not a reality in Canada?
Reality is their degrees(HR, hotel management) aren’t in demand just getting a degree isn’t enough you have to study something with actual societal value otherwise you won’t get a job within your field of study.
Adopting to local standards help find a job. Having a big red paint on your forehead does not help get a job. Having a more typical professionally looking hair cut can help as well instead of one side shaven. Adjusting to fit in to local custom and standards can always increase chance of finding a job.
My 2 Canadian 3rd generation kids CANNOT find a job ,, Indian students in Canada are here to study , not to steal jobs from Canadians 😮
They need to go back.
Canadian people who were born in canada also having a hard time to get a job. :)
Im an immigrant too but can't complain when I see people sleeping on the street.
Did he survive a gun shot to the head ?
LOL
Well at $15 an hour minimum wage in Canada of course it's going to be hard to find available jobs. Maybe you should go to the USA where there are plenty of jobs at $7 per hour.
Who pays and studies for a useless degree such as human resources and then expect to find a job
Who was doing this jobs untill 2015?canadians did so stop an insulting canadians.
Hello, international students! Your decision to pursue education here carries significant expectations, especially when considering the potential impact on your home countries. We anticipate that you will leverage the knowledge and skills acquired during your studies in Canada! to contribute positively to the growth and development of your own nations.
However, it's crucial to acknowledge the challenge of accommodating a large influx of students, leading to a scarcity of job opportunities. Our intention is not to confine you to low-paying jobs and subpar living conditions. Rather, we aspire to foster an environment where you can thrive professionally and personally, aligning your efforts with meaningful contributions to both your host and home countries.
Canada needs a lot of people to do various jobs, especially those that don't pay a lot. They've come up with a smart plan: they're bringing in millions of individuals for these jobs, but at the same time, these people have to pay for their own trip. The jobs they're getting might be seen as basic or not highly paid, but it's all part of Canada's careful plan to manage their workforce and meet the country's economic needs.