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smehtaji (10 posts) 10-Sep-00, 05:44 PM (GMT) "Job Prospects for Ehemical Engineer" Harry, I'm a Chemical Process Engineer (age 42) have about 5 years manufacturing experience and past 12 years have been working in Engineering consultancy companies an India and Middle east. What are job prospects in Canada,. Which province offers best scope for me , Ontario or Calgary. How long does it take to get ajob for someone with my experience. Can i get a job as a Project engineer / Manager in engineering consultancy companies. Which of above joba are easier to get and money wise which is better. thanking you in anticipation of early reply. sunil   Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top

Subject     Author     Message Date     ID    RE: Job Prospects for Chemical Engineer Harry 10-Sep-00 1    RE: Job Prospects for Chemical Engineer shahzad bashir 12-Sep-00 2

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Harry (133 posts) 10-Sep-00, 03:11 PM (GMT) 1. "RE: Job Prospects for Chemical Engineer" Hi Sunil, It is always difficult for me to gage someones chances for employment without seeing the full picture of their experience. From what you have told me, it seems that you have an interesting background that could potentially be of some interest to some employers in this country. You probably would have good chances in either Ontario or Calgary since they both have robust economies at this time and have been experiencing a brain drain to the U.S, so there is a need for resources definately. I can't give you a time frame for how long it takes to get a job. It all depends on if you choose to do it completely on your own or get represetation. The people at CanadaVisa.com could give you more information on this. Employers usually tend to favour those who already are in the process of getting their working papers (Visa). The experience is probably more interesting if you take the Project Manager route but the money probably will be better in a Consulting company. Thanks for you question Harry   Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top

shahzad bashir (1 posts) 12-Sep-00, 03:54 PM (GMT) 2. "RE: Job Prospects for Chemical Engineer" dear i am chmical engineer and ihave one year experiance in manufacturing field .i wan to do ajob i cannada .my age is 22 years and my education record is fine i hope that you help me thankyou   Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top

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