I want to work in canada!!

[mexican_player2]

whats up y'all, well right now im in 4th semester of college, i study international business at ITESM and that is the best university in whole latin america.
What i want to do is after i graduate go to canada and work there for like 2 years, the come back.

when i was in high school i did 10th grade there, in alberta, in a small town called morrin, near to drumheller.

i already went to the consul and they didnt tell me ****, i already looked at the government website and there were some things i didnt understand, but they told me i need a company to hire me.

im planning for the future, im graduating in 2 years but i just want to know what i need to be doing so i can work there.

i heard that some companies hire you just for the summer, that would be awsome, if somebody knows help me

dont get it twisted with me, im not your average inmmigrant, i study at the best university, i already lived in canada, i have been in public speaking classes, etc etc. if somebody is interested i can send you my curriculum.

 

[SmoothTalker]

I'm a few thousand km away in Ontario so I don't really have any specific companies to name, but if you're looking for a job Alberta is certainly the place to be.

 

[spider_007]

so what's your question???

When your done school, go to the embasy and get a working visa....etc.

There is a lot of work in alberta, but most of it is fisical labour, oil rigs and such....

unless your working in a big city with a lot of financial institutions....buisness degree kind of useless, especialy for a young guy (unless you own a buisness). It's too general. Don't get me wrong, it's good your educated, but buisness is industry oriantated, and if you don't know anything about a specific industry then your at a disadvantage.

 

[mexican_player2]

my question is what do you recommend me to start doing so when i finish college i can move there, also do u guys know any companies that might hire inmmigrants and not only for fisical labour


My degree is now international business or international commerce, you can call it both ways, and like i would know how to import and export ****,

my career looks something like this but is way better (mine)

http://niagarac.on.ca/studying/programs/fulltime/babic_6002/

what you think?

 

[insanity]

any labour job in the oil industry will hire you. it's long hours but big money. the seasonal job i liked doing was seismic. you walk like 10 to 15 km a day and plant these geophones in the ground and thats it and you make awesome money and when the ground starts thawing in the spring you get top stamps for unemployment and get to party all summer. plus the money you made all winter is easy to save when the company pays for your room and board and meals.

i also worked on the rigs and its got some danger to it but the money is killer. theres so much work in alberta it's hard to figure out what you want to do but it's really exciting and its canada's most beautiful province. plus the cowgirls are sexy.