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Canada's Skilled Worker Myth: Why Foreign skilled Workers Can't Get Hired
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- Опубликовано: 4 май 2024
- #CanadaImmigration #SkilledWorker
Canada prides itself on welcoming skilled workers from around the world, but is it really a welcoming place for foreign talent? Despite having years of experience, many foreign workers are unable to get hired due to Canada's strict certification and licensing requirements. In this video, we explore the reality of Canada's skilled worker system and ask the question: do they really want foreign talent?
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Good content, continue with the good work of detailed information always updated through your work.God bless you.
Thanks a lot
Mr. Taiwo! Your honesty is a pain in the ass😊
But it's ver important to preach the truth bra! I had requested you to find out about coaching(soccer)& and the personal training industry. Please advise. Godbless you&thanks so much 😊🙏
Mr. Taiwo , You are not responding to the most important questions.
1. In your previous video you told us 40 is the new 20 now.
2. You said we should get a skill back home that we will see jobs in canada but today you are saying even skill people in canada are not even getting job.
3. You said we should japa but now what are you advising today?
Hi Taiwo, please kindly talk about forklift operator job.
Thanks
Honestly, I don't understand the purpose of this your video. Looking at this video and your previous videos, you appeared confused yourself.
It's quite CONFLICTING with his previous videos!
Fun fact 😂
Although. Thank you for the warning.
No he's just discouraging the people
One thing you should mention, people from africa have a certain standard of workmenship, and that standard isnt welcome in Canada. This is why its a must you go to trade school, learn how they do things in Canada and after 4yrs of your appreintership program, then you’ll be able to get your certificate and be classified a journeyman 👍🏿
U don't need to go to 4 years apprenticeship.. u can do a 2 year diploma in trade
Or how long will dwy keep paying low. I mean I'd I come n sponsor my self. Also is Alison recognized in Canada,
Pls ooh,
What if the trade immigrants went to trade school an get those certificate,even is 35yr upward
Stop discouraging the people my brother. Journeyman certificate is not the end of the world.
Main thing is PR. i have PR and many others who have PR can success in trades.
Im not a journeyman and I'm still a truck mechanic makin good money equal to the Canadian born people.
I just came to Canada in 2022 but have my own house here already. Paying for it all by myself no help from outside
No im not just doing oil change i do much more than that.
My supervisor is not a journeyman but he actually has more knowledge and expertise than a journeyman mechanic.
Its not the end of everything. Once you have PR your life in Canada is set. Enjoy it until you get passport then go home and relax.
Thank you for sharing your perspective and success story! It's great to hear that you've achieved so much since arriving in Canada in 2022. However, I want to clarify that my video is not meant to discourage people, but rather to provide insight and direction on the challenges that many skilled immigrants face in obtaining certification in Canada.
While it's true that having PR is a significant milestone, it's not the only hurdle that skilled immigrants face. Many struggle to have their qualifications recognized, and face significant barriers in obtaining certification in their trade. My video aims to shed light on these challenges and provide guidance on how to navigate the system.
It's great to hear that you've found success in your trade without a Journeyman certificate, and that your supervisor has more knowledge and expertise than a Journeyman mechanic. However, for many others, obtaining certification is a crucial step in advancing their careers and earning a decent living.
Let's continue to share our stories and support one another, but also acknowledge the challenges that many face in the trades. By working together, we can create a more inclusive and supportive community for all.
Spoiler it wants skilled workers from Europe and Eastern Asian.
Hello brother I am in Toronto and I wanted to come to fort McMurray. I have a work permit I already did my certification for heavy equipment operator. Is there a shelter that can host newcomers like me?
Wat abt someone studying 2yr course @ Trade Sch,Construction Engineering,Power Technician, Truck driving
Please, what address (in details) is to send the "driver abstract" in alberta, Canada
What about a wheel loader operator of 40 years old from naija? Will it be possible to practice in Canada?
Mr Taiwo pls can u help to investigate d amount d trade school tuition fee, and how many month or year for completion of d course. Thanks God bless u
Oga Taiwo, am really confuse right now. If so, which way ?
What about forklift operator
If you can't get a company that will send you to trade school because of age then send yourself to a trade school. If you are already in Canada and have a bank account then you can use a loan to go to school.
It doesn't work like that.
I guess the mistake/ misunderstanding came from the canadian govt, by not making foreign skill worker aware
Be sincere and straight oga. You cannot be spewing hope to gain followers and then tell them something else even knowing all this when you got to Canada
If you're looking for someone to sugarcoat the truth and tell you what you want to hear, then I'm not your guy. I'm here to share my experiences and insights, and sometimes that means telling you things you don't want to hear.
Thank you so much for the very enlightening videos you put out always. Is there any means to contact you privately? An email or whatever.
You have really discourage me on some part
Good. But you said 40 is the new 20.
Can we get in contact with you?
Canada has massive land ooo
I just made your have 8k subscribe 😅😅😅😅
Legend!
U are wrong sir, is not only company that send people to trade school, u are mixing it up with apprenticeship ,if u have money apply to trade school, get certified, look for jobs,especially in construction, then work towards ur PR..........Interestingly in one of ur videos u were encouraging people to go for truck driving, in this video, u were discouraging them due to age and certifications. Same guy
Firstly, this video is not about PR, so let's focus on the issue at hand. When I mentioned journeyman', I meant apprenticeship, and I'm not mixing things up. My intention is to encourage people to get certified in their trade and stop being undervalued, even if they have the skills and experience.
Firstly, this video is not about PR, so let's focus on the issue at hand. When I mentioned 'journeyman', I meant apprenticeship, and I'm not mixing things up. My intention is to encourage people to get certified in their trade and stop being undervalued, even if they have the skills and experience.
I no understand your talk again, you said 40 is the new 20 now ur talk is changing
My previous video, '20 is the new 40', was all about embracing travel and exploration. But today, I want to share a more nuanced story. Skilled immigrants in trade face significant hurdles before getting certified in Canada. It's not all easy and straightforward, and I want to share their stories. From language barriers to certification challenges, it's a difficult journey. Let's explore the unseen struggles and work towards a more supportive community pls .
What of we get international certification like LEEA can we applied as foreign immigrants and get hired with visa sponsorship?
@@odumosutaiwo baba no vex, abeg give me permission to enter ur dm. I need ur help and guidance cos I'm I the process and am 41, I no lie you this ur video weak me