Ofuresarah:
Good day Canadachick,i tried registering with Job bank and the details asked seemed like the platform was made for pple in Canada only.Questions like Province,are you legally permitted to work in canada?Am i on d right track?ur help is needed...thks

Ofuresarah:
Okay...thanks dear.

Sammieuwa:




HANNA PLS I NEED UR ASSISTANT. ITS URGENT. CHECK UR MAIL

Ofuresarah:
Hello Canadachick,
I checked that link and noticed that the jobs are not from the 4 Atlantic regions.I was really interested in the NWC team because they are all about relocation too.
My question is dt is it possible for one to get a job offer from non Atlantic regions as well wt the AIPP Program?
I already knw d answer i jst want to know why u sent the link so you can eduacte me incase there is a new info to that.Thanks.

Ofuresarah:
Okay dear,i thought as much.You could not have said it any better.
Please babes i only have the link for NB jobs. If you have for the other provinces kindly send it here or better still send it to sylvenel@gmail.com.
Thanks for your time.

Diane92:
Hi guys
Please guys I really need help with this, I just got my PGD result, my question is can I evaluate it in order to get additional points as I have evaluated my BSC last year.
Please l really need an answer to this
Thank you all

Frankrobbn1:


Refer to this POST FOR SAMPLE OF RESUME AND COVER LETTER.

bisbad0878:




Am a truck driver here but want to apply for PR atlantic how do i go about it?

Shespeaks:
Hi everyone, my brother is 27. He has an OND in Shipping and Maritime Transport which falls under NOC C. He has 5 years of work experience in Shipping and Receiving..... Please house, which of the Canadian Immigration program is his best possible means of migrating to Canada? Please help!

Canadachick:


Hello.

This profession is in very high demand in the Atlantic. I will advise you visit job sites in the Atlantic area and apply with Canadian style resume highlighting your expertise and experience in truck driving. Make sure you check for companies into haulage and logistics. I bet you they will even been willing to pay for whatever it takes to bring you to Canada at the shortest possible time.

Good luck

Vivmezie:


Hey,

For the AIPP program, occupation in demand does not apply. It depends on the needs of individual employers in each of the Atlantic province. Although generally,occupation that is in demand in each particular province to a large extent, determines how successful your job hunt can be. So please check each province's occupation in demand list to see if yours is listed.

Good luck.


Please my profession is Medical Laboratory Scientist. Is my profession in high demand? What are my chances??

Canadachick:


Hello.

This profession is in very high demand in the Atlantic. I will advise you visit job sites in the Atlantic area and apply with Canadian style resume highlighting your expertise and experience in truck driving. Make sure you check for companies into haulage and logistics. I bet you they will even been willing to pay for whatever it takes to bring you to Canada at the shortest possible time.

Good luck

Lotusflowerbomb:
what of welding?

Canadachick:


Halos, I am ready to assist as best as I can.

1. Register with job bank and search for openings

2. Visit all four Atlantic provinces' websites and download the designated employers.

3. Each province also have job portals. Explore it.

4. For designated employers, check LinkedIn pages for possible job openings and apply.

5. Endeavour to tailor your CV and cover letter to Canadian styles and send unsolicited application for job interests.

6. Apply widely and do not give up. Its gonna take time and effort. But am sure it will work out.

7. Pray for favour.

Let me know if you need anything else. Cheers.

Am currently waiting for endorsement certificate from the province.

Canadachick:


Am not sure, but you can Google and check occupation in demand for these Atlantic provinces.

exploding:
Good evening all can anyone here help with how I can tailor my cv and cover letter to Canadian style?

Canadachick:


As you may have known, you cannot get a job from a different region and use it for the AIPP. From that first link you can navigate to all province in Canada and explore jobs from the Atlantic region as well. The second link that has the NW territories may be explored as options.

The difficulty experienced in job search is that employers do not want to go through the stress involved with bringing in a foreign National. However, if they meet a stumbling block recruiting an Inland, then one may just be fortunate to be considered. So "be prepared" is the magic. Have your ECA and IELTS done and ensure your CV and cover letter is tailored to Canadian styles. Finally, make sure you download the current list of designated employers in the four Atlantic Provinces. Then send CVs to maybe 5 a day. Boom! You might just be fortunate.

Cheers.

Eraytee:
geosciences job is scarce to see via AIPP, those of you with social sciences experience are more at advantage when it comes to jobs in-demand. we suffer this deficiency up to PNP from other provinces. geologist in the house would understand better. we are so limited to options.

Marola:

Studied economics and I'm not finding it easy as well, my job experience isn't any where around economics. I have a post graduate in education and used to teach in a primary school
But we keep hope alive. �