I know that actually staying in Canada after my holiday is just pie in the sky. However, I was made redundant 12 months ago and I have been turned down for every job that I have applied for ever since.
I know that actually staying in Canada after my holiday is just pie in the sky. However, I was made redundant 12 months ago and I have been turned down for every job that I have applied for ever since.
I have a Foundation Degree in Science in Computing. My first full time paid job was in an IT department as a Data Validation Assistant.
I have a Foundation Degree in Science in Computing. My first full time paid job was in an IT department as a Data Validation Assistant.
There is always a shortage of IT skilled staff there so you may be able to get a job fairly easily.
Have a browse at their work immigration pages:
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/work-canada/permit.html
I imagine there will be some stresses from moving home, starting a new job, having to learn French (depending on the area French is the default language) and living in a different culture. The winters can also be pretty intense so it will help if you cope well with the cold.