Comments on: How To Work Temporarily In Canada (2/10) http://correresmidestino.com/how-to-work-temporarily-in-canada/ Snowed under since 2004! Sat, 11 Feb 2012 16:57:48 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Getting Reading For Job-Hunting (1/10) | Correr Es Mi Destino http://correresmidestino.com/how-to-work-temporarily-in-canada/comment-page-3/#comment-30287 Getting Reading For Job-Hunting (1/10) | Correr Es Mi Destino Wed, 10 Aug 2011 14:04:35 +0000 http://correresmidestino.com/?p=454#comment-30287 [...] special category work permits etc.), some are easier to get than others. You may read the post Work Temporarily In Canada for more [...] […] special category work permits etc.), some are easier to get than others. You may read the post Work Temporarily In Canada for more […]

]]> By: Anna http://correresmidestino.com/how-to-work-temporarily-in-canada/comment-page-3/#comment-8086 Anna Mon, 29 Dec 2008 22:54:59 +0000 http://correresmidestino.com/?p=454#comment-8086 ¡ Hola Juliette ! Je viens juste de découvrir ton blogue. J'ai lu ton parcours et le fait que tu vives à Ottawa, et je suis... jalouse comme tout ! Je suis française, de parents espagnols et j'habite depuis 7 ans à Valencia (Espagne), mais j'ai à nouveau envie de prendre mon envol. Le Canada a toujours été mon rêve -et j'y suis allée pour quelques jours en Septembre- et je voudrais y retourner pour travailler temporairement, mais à 41 ans je me demande si ce n'est pas un peu tard... Oui, à mon âge on nous fait déjà croire qu'on est des vieux et en tout cas c'est trop tard pour le PVT!! Tant pis, qu'à celà ne tienne, je tente le coup quand même. En janvier, je retourne à Paris pour une petite semaine et je pense en profiter pour aller à l'Ambassade du Canada et à la Délégation du Québec pour avoir des informations (c'est pas facile de les obtenir depuis l'Espagne). J'ai un BTS de secrétaire trilingue, mais je pense aussi me diriger vers le monde du tourisme ou donner des cours de français à des étrangers (par exemple aux personnes venues d'Amérique Latine). J'ai une question : quels diplômes sont exigés pour donner des cours de français ? Voilà, Juliette, je suis très contente d'avoir attéri ici par hazard. Il ne me reste plus qu'à te souhaiter un Feliz Año 2009 en el que se cumplan todos tus deseos. Hasta pronto. ¡ Hola Juliette !
Je viens juste de découvrir ton blogue. J’ai lu ton parcours et le fait que tu vives à Ottawa, et je suis… jalouse comme tout !
Je suis française, de parents espagnols et j’habite depuis 7 ans à Valencia (Espagne), mais j’ai à nouveau envie de prendre mon envol. Le Canada a toujours été mon rêve –et j’y suis allée pour quelques jours en Septembre– et je voudrais y retourner pour travailler temporairement, mais à 41 ans je me demande si ce n’est pas un peu tard… Oui, à mon âge on nous fait déjà croire qu’on est des vieux et en tout cas c’est trop tard pour le PVT!! Tant pis, qu’à celà ne tienne, je tente le coup quand même. En janvier, je retourne à Paris pour une petite semaine et je pense en profiter pour aller à l’Ambassade du Canada et à la Délégation du Québec pour avoir des informations (c’est pas facile de les obtenir depuis l’Espagne). J’ai un BTS de secrétaire trilingue, mais je pense aussi me diriger vers le monde du tourisme ou donner des cours de français à des étrangers (par exemple aux personnes venues d’Amérique Latine).
J’ai une question : quels diplômes sont exigés pour donner des cours de français ?
Voilà, Juliette, je suis très contente d’avoir attéri ici par hazard.
Il ne me reste plus qu’à te souhaiter un Feliz Año 2009 en el que se cumplan todos tus deseos.
Hasta pronto.

]]> By: Rebecca Parco http://correresmidestino.com/how-to-work-temporarily-in-canada/comment-page-3/#comment-4599 Rebecca Parco Thu, 14 Aug 2008 11:23:19 +0000 http://correresmidestino.com/?p=454#comment-4599 Is there an age limit for a live in caregiver program under the Provincial Nominee Program of Canada. If the applicant will be coming from the Philippines, what is the processing time to acquire a Working Visa to Canada Is there an age limit for a live in caregiver program under the Provincial Nominee Program of Canada. If the applicant will be coming from the Philippines, what is the processing time to acquire a Working Visa to Canada

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]]> By: warren http://correresmidestino.com/how-to-work-temporarily-in-canada/comment-page-2/#comment-4189 warren Tue, 15 Jul 2008 02:08:42 +0000 http://correresmidestino.com/?p=454#comment-4189 I really wish to have a chance to go to Canada. I really wish to have a chance to go to Canada.

]]> By: Zhu http://correresmidestino.com/how-to-work-temporarily-in-canada/comment-page-2/#comment-4180 Zhu Mon, 14 Jul 2008 18:27:09 +0000 http://correresmidestino.com/?p=454#comment-4180 @bluefish - Couldn't he has come under the sponsorship program? That sounds this easiest way for him to come to Canada. @Scarlet - Un poquito ;-) Canada is a great place to live, despite the harsh winters. Anytime! @RennyBA - Yes, I was just kidding, I don't expect you guys to move across the Atlantic again! Besides, Norway is so similar to Canada, why bother? ;-) @johnada - It's good your wife has it though, with the baby coming etc. Ontario has some weird rules about its health care and I had to wait 3 months to be covered when I came too, even as a Permanent Resident! @Seraphine - I must say I like the way Canada deals with immigration and immigrants in general. We are lucky. We have winters to keep people out :lol: @Annie - Absolutely! But you will be close anyway, so should you change your mind... ;-) @bluefish — Couldn’t he has come under the sponsorship program? That sounds this easiest way for him to come to Canada.

@Scarlet — Un poquito ;-) Canada is a great place to live, despite the harsh winters. Anytime!

@RennyBA — Yes, I was just kidding, I don’t expect you guys to move across the Atlantic again! Besides, Norway is so similar to Canada, why bother? ;-)

@johnada — It’s good your wife has it though, with the baby coming etc. Ontario has some weird rules about its health care and I had to wait 3 months to be covered when I came too, even as a Permanent Resident!

@Seraphine — I must say I like the way Canada deals with immigration and immigrants in general. We are lucky. We have winters to keep people out :lol:

@Annie — Absolutely! But you will be close anyway, so should you change your mind… ;-)

]]> By: Annie http://correresmidestino.com/how-to-work-temporarily-in-canada/comment-page-2/#comment-4179 Annie Mon, 14 Jul 2008 10:17:01 +0000 http://correresmidestino.com/?p=454#comment-4179 I should say I have some chance to come to Canada then :) I should say I have some chance to come to Canada then :)

]]> By: Seraphine http://correresmidestino.com/how-to-work-temporarily-in-canada/comment-page-1/#comment-4175 Seraphine Mon, 14 Jul 2008 04:46:03 +0000 http://correresmidestino.com/?p=454#comment-4175 It's interesting how neat and orderly the process is. And to my knowledge, you don't even have to build walls to keep people out. That's wonderful. Now, how I can get away with only temporarily working during *my* workday (and still keep my job)? I need more water cooler time. LOL. Seraphines last great read...<a href="http://encoreseraphine.com/2008/07/12/insolvent-but-too-big-to-fail/" rel="nofollow">Insolvent But Too Big to Fail</a> It’s interesting how neat and orderly the process is. And to my knowledge, you don’t even have to build walls to keep people out. That’s wonderful.
Now, how I can get away with only temporarily working during *my* workday (and still keep my job)? I need more water cooler time. LOL.

Seraphines last great read…Insolvent But Too Big to Fail

]]> By: johnada http://correresmidestino.com/how-to-work-temporarily-in-canada/comment-page-1/#comment-4174 johnada Mon, 14 Jul 2008 01:48:48 +0000 http://correresmidestino.com/?p=454#comment-4174 I have an open temporary work permit, because my wife has a work permit through the University of Toronto. It means I can get a job anywhere as long as it's not in agriculture. Unfortunately, since my wife's contract is for less than three years, this means I don't have access to Canada's free health care system, although she does. It's really, really dumb. I don't know why they have this rule. It's only in Ontario. johnadas last great read...<a href="http://johnada.blogspot.com/2008/07/stop-kicking-me-update-on-royal-cargo.html" rel="nofollow">STOP KICKING ME - An Update on the Royal Cargo</a> I have an open temporary work permit, because my wife has a work permit through the University of Toronto. It means I can get a job anywhere as long as it’s not in agriculture. Unfortunately, since my wife’s contract is for less than three years, this means I don’t have access to Canada’s free health care system, although she does. It’s really, really dumb. I don’t know why they have this rule. It’s only in Ontario.

johnadas last great read…STOP KICKING ME — An Update on the Royal Cargo

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