Posted on: 23-03-05 14:13:08
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Orginally posted by rajcanada
system which does not recognize your work experience (outside Canada)or education (outside Canada) that easily.
Here, This foreign credentials recognition program is quite a pain and very disappointing. Education Minister needs to look into this.
Hi,
I believe if people from other country come to India then they face the same issues ... we also don't recognize their qualifications and experience (through this is not that strict). I believe we should have to accept and play by the rules of a specific country. The best bet seems to be to begin with low paying jobs and upgrade skills and educate oneself in the long run (5 years).
I guess proper planning for once life and realitic expectations is the key. If I plan to move and provided I get my "PR", I should bear in mind of "slog" for few years and not expect that I will get same job status as in India. I guess the key is also to form a very strong "Indian" network in the same way Chinese people do. They settle in all parts of the world and do well. Cooperation is the key. We can do well in a foreign land only if we have a strong network.
Your comments and views on the strategy to be adopted by fellow potential immigrants.
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What can be imagined can be achieved ... 
I fully agree with ur views. Even my position is quite similar to urs the only difference is that I am working in Dubai as a Sr.Sales Engineer for construction equip. I feel that tough there is a struggle envolved but in the long run it will surly pay us off...
I have seen quit negative attitude of people about job situtation in canada, but there are people who praise & had all good thisngs to say about the employers & there jobs...
Your comments !!!
Hi calling canada
Well for my advice or opion..coming to Canada only sounds good from India..I'm not saying its very bad here but yes initially you may find it difficult..
i know a call center company which pays 11-14 cnd $ /hr..
the best thing about that company is taht they have never fired an employee till date
they are an IT call center..same stuff 2-3 shifts in a day...
well since you are married you shud consider what your wife wil do here ..and i forgor if u have kids ?? sorry coz that also matters...
well i only beleive one thing is that if you beleive in something and are eager to achieve it u will sooner or later..
all the best and since you are from india let me tell you friend life is completly diff here the life style is so different and sometimes boring when you have nothing to do after working for 5 days..
hope this helps
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Truly Indian
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Orginally posted by canada_calling
... and I guess with Child Education being free till Grade 12 and Healthcare free ... it seems a nice option ...
It's a matter of time before we'll start paying for healthcare & probably education may follow next. Over the last few years the Govt. has slowly been cutting down the health services.
Just as an FYI, healthcare does not cover drugs anyways.
May be you could come here alone for a month and survey the job market firsthand before you apply. That way you be your own judge.
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Orginally posted by sudesingh
It's a matter of time before we'll start paying for healthcare & probably education may follow next. Over the last few years the Govt. has slowly been cutting down the health services.
Just as an FYI, healthcare does not cover drugs anyways.
I think we are already paying extra for Health care. I am talking about the premium. It is probably based on your income and is included in your taxes.
The 2004 tax statement should say exactly how much you paid as Health Premium.
Check you statements.
There shuld be a separate statement specifying this.
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Orginally posted by mercury6
The 2004 tax statement should say exactly how much you paid as Health Premium.
Check you statements.
There shuld be a separate statement specifying this.
I am going to check this today itself. Nothing is free in this world.. eh!
