What is the procedure for a driver to get a job in Canada from India? I have experience in driving heavy vehicles from the last 22 years.
You can apply in PEI, BC, Alberta or Saskatchewan, all these provinces are looking for truck drivers. Ontario and Quebec also, but truck drivers are not specifically mentioned in the PNP programs.Driving in BC and Alberta is very challenging due to the harsh winter conditions and mountainous terrain. You will probably be more comfortable with Saskatchewan (dead flat) or any of the other provinces. They all have snow. PEI is the prettiest.Critical Workers PEIWelcomeBC - BC PNP Skills Immigration - Entry Level and Semi-Skilled| BC, Canadahttps://www.saskatchewan.ca/resi...Semi-Skilled Worker Criteria (Alberta PNP)But you first have to have a valid Canadian driving license and a job offer. You can get the license by visiting Canada and taking an appropriate course; it should take less than six months.Truck drivers also have to pass strict medical requirements.How much does it cost to get a truck driving license in Canada?So your process looks something like this:First step is to get a visitor visa, and the training. In PEI you can check with PEI Trucking Sector Council.Get a job and a temporary work visaWork for a time (6 months in the case of PEI)Apply for PR. If you have a job when you apply for PR, you do not need to show the settlement funds mentioned in Bengt’s answer.See also:What is the pay range I can expect once I complete truck driving school? A fresh no experience driver. (I think this is an American perspective.)How is there such a large shortage of commercial truck drivers in the United States?
Do Indians get IT jobs in Canada after PR?
Well, as per a recent report, Canada needs 1,90,000 ICT graduates by 2019 to fill the vacancies in their fast growing industries and organizations. There is some serious imbalance in demand and supply of ICT professionals in Canada. They are not producing enough ICT graduates annually to combat the rising demand for ICT professionals in the country. Hence, they rely largely on the foreign skilled workers.This is the reason that Canadian government has eased the immigration rules and procedures in last couple of years to allow more and more immigrants in the country. Canada is already known as immigrant friendly country and since the liberal government has come in power, Canada’s stand on immigration and immigrants has been lenient compared to many advanced nations of the word.However, having said all this finding job in any country (even in your home country) is subject to you qualification, skills, work experience, and of course efforts to grab the job.You may like to read- Few Key Tips to arrange and Work in CanadaFollow some tips to obtain a job offer from Canada· Grab the Permanent residency in Canada. Your PR Status or ITA (invitation to apply) can also play a major role in impressing a Canadian employer and obtaining a job offer from Canada, while you are in India.· Contact Canadian employers through Canadian Job sites and LinkedIn to obtain job offer from Canada· Prepare resume in Canadian style, keeping in mind Canadian job market and employer· Prepare the most appropriate cover letter, including the highlights of your profile to send with the job application. Attach copies of key documents, i.e. Copy of your IELTS test result or Copy of ITA (Invitation to apply) for Canada PR, etc.To get valuable advice and assistance for Canada immigration and PR process, you may fill the free assessment form.Alternatively, you can mail your queries to Visas Avenue e-mail id- info@visasavenue.com.
Can I get a teacher job in Canada from India?
I am not a teacher but these opinions are anecdotal based on teacher friends of mine.Teaching jobs in Canada are pretty hard to come by, It doesn’t matter if you have a masters degree from India you still have to pay your dues by starting at the bottom. It seems like there is more supply of teachers then there are jobs. A friend of mine has been working as a substitute teacher for over a decade now hoping one day she will get a full time role, she has to keep subing to be in roaster if position opens up. Teaching is one of the professions where there isnt a lot of churn once some one becomes a teacher in a school chances are they will retire from that school. You might try your luck in some of the northern provinces or northern ontario towns, there may not be much of a social life like in cities like toronto but all you need is a job then that could be an option. In general if you already have a teaching job in India think very hard before moving canada may not be a great prospect for you. On the other if you want to switch careers then maybe depending on your chosen career you might find something. I advise against my friends who work in banks and teaching in India if they say they want to move to Canada since these roles dont pay as much (In terms of expense earnings ratio) in india. A lot of times people convert dollars to rupees and think its a lot of money but also keep in mind you are spending in dollars to keep living here so when you think like that a teacher or bank clerks salary wont look that impressive.