Posted on: 25-01-10 07:45:48
My self and my wife landed in June 09 in Toronto.We are unable to find a job.I have 20 yrs of Management experience in corporate companies.My wife is a Postgraduate with B.Ed.She has more than 10 yrs of experience in Education field.If any one guide us for some job in the administrative line it will be a great help.Day by day money is draining from pocket.
Hi I live in Brampton and i am looking for a baby sitter for 2 months for my baby for the month of March and April and i am willing to pay $500. YOu can work at my place till you find a job. I am a north indian and my husband is a gujarati.
Please get back to me if you think it sounds good to you.
Regards
Neena
$ 500 / mnth ...that is 3.12 $ / hr ...Pls do not try to exploit well educated new immigrants ..Try to guide them in better ways .. Even at Subway they will make 8 $ ..This kind of offers might bring their morale down .
If you are looking for a baby sitter , pls post in classifieds .
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Growing Old Is Mandatory ..Growing UP is Optional
You have wasted enough time instead you should have joined co-op and worked voluntarily and by this time you would have got canadian reference and experience in hand.
This is why I always tell people not to leave their job. This is the post, all new immigrants should take role model as and be prepared for the worst.
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Originally posted by prem1965
My self and my wife landed in June 09 in Toronto.We are unable to find a job.I have 20 yrs of Management experience in corporate companies.My wife is a Postgraduate with B.Ed.She has more than 10 yrs of experience in Education field.If any one guide us for some job in the administrative line it will be a great help.Day by day money is draining from pocket.
I am here for the past 10 years and this is what I understand about the system here.
Well, you worked hard to climb the corporate ladder with lots of management experience. But when you move to a new place, it is unfortunate but true that you need to start all over again. Management positions are hard to come and getting one is very tough due to various reasons one can imagine.
You need to have some core competency to survive in Canada. When I came here, I had the same problem. But my core competency is maintenance engineering which I am damn good at. I was let go two times before but I had no problem getting a job due to my core competency. My point is if you started as a programmer or a welder for example, be a very good programmer or a welder to prove yourself. I am not sure management position is considered a core competency.
If you don't have any core competency, then you need to start taking courses or some coop programmes as others suggested. So don't get hung up on this management experience thing and keep complaining that no one recognising it rather deal with it. You can keep applying from whereever you are without leaving your current position, but the probability of you getting that job is, well I leave it to you to figure it out.
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Originally posted by neenabose
Hi I live in Brampton and i am looking for a baby sitter for 2 months for my baby for the month of March and April and i am willing to pay $500. YOu can work at my place till you find a job. I am a north indian and my husband is a gujarati.
Please get back to me if you think it sounds good to you.
Regards
Neena
Shame on You .
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Fido.
You need to upgarde youself. Do some course in Finance, compensation or project mgt.
This way you will find it easier to enter the mainstream.
As for your wife, get her transcripts certified and go to an adult education centre to do the req'd upgradation courses in order to teach in Canada
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