Some of these require 4+ years of school (trades) to do. Electrician is highly recommended to get red seal. Make sure you do you research before applying. Some of these are also extremely cyclical or in danger of being automated. I have experience doing some of these jobs and can say it's not worth it. Furthering your education will benefit you in long run, a job is just a job.
I have met so many people in my life who ended up miserable after going to college and can't find a job. Graphic Design is one of the subjects that a lot of people fell prey to. A job is not just "a job" if you genuinely find it interesting at the same time pays well, it is life. On the other hand, blindly chasing education just because you don't want to exert the mental effort to think on your own at the same time being tempted by safety and certainty that schools seem to offer on the surface is a sure ticket to hell.
You need to look at what's employable and what is in demand. The majority of people are not doing programs that have long term benefits. Arts for example is competitive and popular but has low wages and opportunities. This degree is very common, among others that don't have much future upside. If you dont take extra curricular seriously to get experience in school you pay the price after. There's nothing wrong with working a blue collar or a low skill job. Just understand there's only so far you go with that. Time towards a goal now, is money later. If you chase cash, you'll always be poor. Skills, experience are the most important.
To start with, your English has to be perfect to work in many jobs. Esp. in healthcare at jobs you mention. A mistake can kill a person. CCAs (Continuing Care Assistants) are in short supply everywhere, Home Care, Longterm Care...around $14 an hour where I worked for a few years once I stopped doing carpentry & teaching. Never earned more than $30 a year except working up in the far north. Building outside in -35 average temps in snow & ice was HARD work for a women of early 60s. My female students were not that inclined to show up or stay the day even though they were getting all free clothing etc & their grade 12 if they finished the building of the large house for domestic violence related protection. ALL the materials would be free to the Inuite community from southern taxpayers if only women built the shelter. People get used to that up north so it doesn't impress much to motivate hard work ethic
i'm a former English teacher from Brazil moving to Montreal with my family, thank you for the information and the great quality video! keep it up girls!
I am from Algeria. I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Food Quality Control, a barber’s craft with 12 years of experience, construction and home electricity. I searched a lot to no avail.
Truck Driver should be on the list too they average 7,000 a month I know Filipino truck driver working in one of the carriers in Saskatchewan, he earns 14,000CAD a month. He is an oversize load truck driver.
@@louiskwizera nope he's not. Because he is pulling oversized load and more than a hundred feet trailer I wont tell the company but yeah, my fellow Filipino trucker have been earning that amount of money.
@@louiskwizera nope he's not. Because he is pulling oversized load and more than a hundred feet trailer I wont tell the company but yeah, my fellow Filipino trucker have been earning that amount of money.
That should be way higher on the list than web developer. I would never recommend counting on boot camps to get a developer or UX/UI designer job in Canada. Truckers make bank.
Naaaiiiccceeeee info 👍 I plan to move to Canada because it's legal to plant three plants 😜😝 and for beauty of nature With the info you guys have given, in all of your videos, I can definitely find a job easily in Canada 👍 Enjoy the weekend ladies and gentlewomen 👍🎉🥳
Hey lovely ladies thanks a lot to showing this path to help others with ur kind heart and great experience would u like to recommend some universities through which the students pursue the ultrasound technician and sonography course thanks in advance for ur great help. Waiting for ur response thanks , lot of love from India 💓
Great resource, I admire your indepth analysis to all the jobs you talk about,👍🏽 I believe that of ELECTRICIAN will be my favorite, only if I know how to acquire it.🤔
Hi ladies, thank you very much for so useful information. I have a question. What about the Jobs in the maritime industry or in the coast guard, are those on demand?
I think I would be best suited to the cyber security specialist, whicg siource of education would be best to go after for something like that. Certainly not CDI College with thos cram courses that are mountainously over priced?
well well, thanks for this new information, but I have a question. I´m a dog groomer and I think maybe it can be a good job and tool to move to Canada. I would like your opinion regarding this idea thanks for your time greetings from colombia
You can check job openings and requirements on indeed.ca, linkedin, Facebook groups and websites of dog grooming shops to see what's available in which city and if you suit their requirements
I was thinking of studying nursing. Please let me know which is better between medical sonography and nursing. I have a degree in human physiology, but I don't mind changing careers to make money and keep my family going. Awaiting your reply
Both are good, both have an opportunity to grow and study specialization. But what are you more interested in? And also compare education programs for both on college/uni website and price
What about geologist ? I think canada is one of biggest mining countries with alot of mineral resources so geology or mining engineering is going to be in demand so what do you think?
Banks are closing everywhere including in Brampton, all rural towns in Nova Scotia too. Doesn't matter which multi billionaire bank. Restaurants need cooks in NS. And other staff in the kitchen. Min. wage is not yet $15. Many places only hire lots of people at part time positions so that they don't have to pay any benefits. Which they would if they hired just a few fulltime. That is how the famous business owners like the Boston Pizza guy who also sells ladies undies etc. keep so much money for themselves.
Guys, please tell me about job of PLC engineer, control engineer or commissioning engineer in oil and gas industry in Canada, is it hard to find this job in Canada for emigrant?
Engineering job in Canada requires a Professional Engineer licence. So short answer to your question would be yes (assuming you don't have Canadian experience and a P.Eng. licence)
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Some of these require 4+ years of school (trades) to do. Electrician is highly recommended to get red seal. Make sure you do you research before applying. Some of these are also extremely cyclical or in danger of being automated. I have experience doing some of these jobs and can say it's not worth it. Furthering your education will benefit you in long run, a job is just a job.
I have met so many people in my life who ended up miserable after going to college and can't find a job. Graphic Design is one of the subjects that a lot of people fell prey to. A job is not just "a job" if you genuinely find it interesting at the same time pays well, it is life. On the other hand, blindly chasing education just because you don't want to exert the mental effort to think on your own at the same time being tempted by safety and certainty that schools seem to offer on the surface is a sure ticket to hell.
You need to look at what's employable and what is in demand. The majority of people are not doing programs that have long term benefits. Arts for example is competitive and popular but has low wages and opportunities. This degree is very common, among others that don't have much future upside.
If you dont take extra curricular seriously to get experience in school you pay the price after. There's nothing wrong with working a blue collar or a low skill job. Just understand there's only so far you go with that. Time towards a goal now, is money later. If you chase cash, you'll always be poor. Skills, experience are the most important.
I love how many time and effort goes into researching each of these videos. I need to watch them all.
To start with, your English has to be perfect to work in many jobs. Esp. in healthcare at jobs you mention. A mistake can kill a person. CCAs (Continuing Care Assistants) are in short supply everywhere, Home Care, Longterm Care...around $14 an hour where I worked for a few years once I stopped doing carpentry & teaching. Never earned more than $30 a year except working up in the far north. Building outside in -35 average temps in snow & ice was HARD work for a women of early 60s. My female students were not that inclined to show up or stay the day even though they were getting all free clothing etc & their grade 12 if they finished the building of the large house for domestic violence related protection. ALL the materials would be free to the Inuite community from southern taxpayers if only women built the shelter. People get used to that up north so it doesn't impress much to motivate hard work ethic
Great video ladies appreciate it, love you both..greetings from Turkey..
🙏🙏🙏 thank you!
i'm a former English teacher from Brazil moving to Montreal with my family, thank you for the information and the great quality video! keep it up girls!
Thank you Lenini! Have a great travel to Montreal! Make sure to join our Facebook group to stay in touch with the community.
I-m an English techer in my land country too! What are you going to do in Canada?
I am from Algeria. I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Food Quality Control, a barber’s craft with 12 years of experience, construction and home electricity. I searched a lot to no avail.
Thank you
Do you hv experience in food quality control
What about plumbing work future in canada
Truck Driver should be on the list too they average 7,000 a month I know Filipino truck driver working in one of the carriers in Saskatchewan, he earns 14,000CAD a month. He is an oversize load truck driver.
Nooo way.... But he's got to be the owner of the truck?
@@louiskwizera nope he's not. Because he is pulling oversized load and more than a hundred feet trailer I wont tell the company but yeah, my fellow Filipino trucker have been earning that amount of money.
@@louiskwizera nope he's not. Because he is pulling oversized load and more than a hundred feet trailer I wont tell the company but yeah, my fellow Filipino trucker have been earning that amount of money.
@@nojiedirkksatrucker4259 well, luck for him then
That should be way higher on the list than web developer. I would never recommend counting on boot camps to get a developer or UX/UI designer job in Canada. Truckers make bank.
Naaaiiiccceeeee info 👍
I plan to move to Canada because it's legal to plant three plants 😜😝 and for beauty of nature
With the info you guys have given, in all of your videos, I can definitely find a job easily in Canada 👍
Enjoy the weekend ladies and gentlewomen 👍🎉🥳
Hey lovely ladies thanks a lot to showing this path to help others with ur kind heart and great experience would u like to recommend some universities through which the students pursue the ultrasound technician and sonography course thanks in advance for ur great help. Waiting for ur response thanks , lot of love from India 💓
Great resource, I admire your indepth analysis to all the jobs you talk about,👍🏽
I believe that of ELECTRICIAN will be my favorite, only if I know how to acquire it.🤔
Hi ladies, thank you very much for so useful information. I have a question. What about the Jobs in the maritime industry or in the coast guard, are those on demand?
Basically, the idea is that you gotta learn programming. Amazing video. Cant wait for the next one!
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This is a good one🤘
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Hi Nantongomaureen
CANADA ok CANADiAN 🇨🇦💍🥰🖤👁️💅💞💘
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You just got one subscriber now. Great job 👍
Welcome to the channel Saraphina! ☺️
Happy Canada Day !
Happy Canada day!
I am a CNC machinist and I have ten years of working experience. Now I am trying to immigrate to Canada... what about my CNC machinist jobs
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I think I would be best suited to the cyber security specialist, whicg siource of education would be best to go after for something like that. Certainly not CDI College with thos cram courses that are mountainously over priced?
Please give us information about physiotherapy in canada
Can you suggest me best Cunsunltency for unskilled jobs
Sister please help canada work visa from india
You didn't mention professional chartered accountant?
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Ну камон, веб деволепрс ноу дегри -- все равно учиться нужно как в вузе.
Love this! Keep it up girls 😇💕
Thank you! Glad you like it 🤗
The person who school grade 11 can sturdy MEDICAL SON0GRAPHER/ULTRASOUND TECHNICIAN?
Please answer me
You can check admission requirements on the website of the college you're interested in
Anyone else is a ux designer?
Very well ❤️ dear
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Web developer
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Can you please share some websites, platforms, groups where Job opportunities!
Linkedin, indeed.ca, jobbank.gc.ca, monster.ca and various facebook groups dedicated to skills, jobs, communities
Do you need your help
I don’t think electricians are the highest paid anymore, also depending on which part of the country or industry area.
Crane Operator and Elevator Technician
well well, thanks for this new information, but I have a question. I´m a dog groomer and I think maybe it can be a good job and tool to move to Canada. I would like your opinion regarding this idea
thanks for your time
greetings from colombia
You can check job openings and requirements on indeed.ca, linkedin, Facebook groups and websites of dog grooming shops to see what's available in which city and if you suit their requirements
Please help me
I was thinking of studying nursing. Please let me know which is better between medical sonography and nursing. I have a degree in human physiology, but I don't mind changing careers to make money and keep my family going. Awaiting your reply
Both are good, both have an opportunity to grow and study specialization. But what are you more interested in? And also compare education programs for both on college/uni website and price
@@MakeThatChange Yeah. Thank you so much
I just googled this yesterday and I see a video today! I'm lucky
We’ve got your back!
What about geologist ? I think canada is one of biggest mining countries with alot of mineral resources so geology or mining engineering is going to be in demand so what do you think?
Yes, it is in high demand. To become a geologicst in Canada you would need to get a degree and a P.Geo license.
Is their any opportunities Culinary filed.. Cooking & Baking.??
Yes there’s lots actually!!
Banks are closing everywhere including in Brampton, all rural towns in Nova Scotia too. Doesn't matter which multi billionaire bank. Restaurants need cooks in NS. And other staff in the kitchen. Min. wage is not yet $15. Many places only hire lots of people at part time positions so that they don't have to pay any benefits. Which they would if they hired just a few fulltime. That is how the famous business owners like the Boston Pizza guy who also sells ladies undies etc. keep so much money for themselves.
Now you can be a cop in Ontario without a degree.
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Guys, please tell me about job of PLC engineer, control engineer or commissioning engineer in oil and gas industry in Canada, is it hard to find this job in Canada for emigrant?
Engineering job in Canada requires a Professional Engineer licence. So short answer to your question would be yes (assuming you don't have Canadian experience and a P.Eng. licence)
@@MakeThatChange It means, that Canada is unrealistic dream for me as engineer:(
Greetings from Ecuador
Greetings! 👋
Truck driver 😅
That too!
You both shut up it is better to stop tricking people who are by heart looking to work to help their family
Can you elaborate on the point you’re trying to make?