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Posted on: 21-09-10 09:38:33
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Originally posted by rggohil
I really have no money and i really need a job that pays cash
if you can find me a job that will be really helpful
You can call me at 647-860-3434
Gohil
Thank you
You want a job, or you want a job that pays cash only?
By the way, what are you good at?
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Originally posted by punk
sorry dude......i dn't have sin no now......last week i applied for that...so it will come in next month.....n thnx for ur replies.......if u get any job who can pay cash ....then let me know....
anywaz wht do u do?
n whre do u live?
When u apply for a SIN, u get ur SIN no. right away and card in mail in 10 days. U can use that temp SIN to get a job. There is no need to wait until u get ur card in mail.
This is an off-topic posting, but w.r.t the OP, I am always surprised that people come all the way from India and spend the money to study in Canadian colleges - community and private. Those college fees also tend to run in thousands of dollars. It would be a different ballpark if people came here to study in university to get a undergrad/post graduate degree. But spending so much money and then looking for a cash job somehow do not sound very heartening.
Out of curiosity - what is the ROI on a diploma from a Canadian college for a foreign student. Or is it just a tool to find a job in Canada and settle down rather than a career path? Because similar programs are available in India and may be a bit cheaper.
I believe that these colleges seem to do a good job of marketing themselves in India. People seem to get sucked up by the empty promises of getting a good job after getting a diploma - as evident from the case of a fraudulent culinary college in Niagara falls, where most of the students were from India.
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is it just a tool to find a job in Canada and settle down rather than a career path?
You got it. It's a sureshot way to migrate to another country, be it US, Canada, or Australia. You will cry out loud if you look at the quality of Indian students going to Australia for study these days. Here are the factors that support this:
1. Easy student loans available in India.
2. Flexible admission criteria by Australian and Cdn. private colleges (Please note the majority of these students only go for private college education instead of University degree as the criteria is more strigent for Univs.)
3. Ever increasing lure of migrating to West (the 'baap' of them all)
Whatever people say, India is still have to go a long way before imparting a quality education to the average Indian student. Thus, the charm even if one has to pay loads and then work part time cash jobs.
Sorry for digressing from the original topic.
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Originally posted by meghal
This is an off-topic posting, but w.r.t the OP, I am always surprised that people come all the way from India and spend the money to study in Canadian colleges - community and private. Those college fees also tend to run in thousands of dollars. It would be a different ballpark if people came here to study in university to get a undergrad/post graduate degree. But spending so much money and then looking for a cash job somehow do not sound very heartening.
Out of curiosity - what is the ROI on a diploma from a Canadian college for a foreign student. Or is it just a tool to find a job in Canada and settle down rather than a career path? Because similar programs are available in India and may be a bit cheaper.
I believe that these colleges seem to do a good job of marketing themselves in India. People seem to get sucked up by the empty promises of getting a good job after getting a diploma - as evident from the case of a fraudulent culinary college in Niagara falls, where most of the students were from India.
You get it right. The main reason to come here to get an entry to Canada which later on be converted to PR. The courses in India are much better and cheaper. Students used to come in NA for higher studies (like PhD) and there were lots of jobs and most of them were easily picked up from the campus. But that trend is diminishing and school pass students from villages in India are finding there way to come to Canada easily and quickly. I am sure this trend will not last longer.
ROI of study in ca= ... Bankrupcy
the colleges are all ponzi schemes, and one ex banker professor said that these certificates are all useless
study one year = you get one year work permit and so on
even if one has relatives its a sorry state
I use to work on a ship in usa and my goal was usa hence this course for PR. Did my course then seriously thought of alberta etc but looking at sorry state of immigrants i never filed.
On a better note did some amazing fishing , had a car for one year in my two year stay had a desk 9-6 job as software support .
Total cost CAD 22000 when USd was lower than cad, learning experience 'stay with the herd ' priceless
ROI of study in ca= ... Bankrupcy
the colleges are all ponzi schemes, and one ex banker professor said that these certificates are all useless
study one year = you get one year work permit and so on
even if one has relatives its a sorry state
I use to work on a ship in usa and my goal was usa hence this course for PR. Did my course then seriously thought of alberta etc but looking at sorry state of immigrants i never filed.
On a better note did some amazing fishing , had a car for one year in my two year stay had a desk 9-6 job as software support .
Total cost CAD 22000 when USd was lower than cad, learning experience 'stay with the herd ' priceless
