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shelleydalyce
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« on: October 19, 2009, 01:58:03 am »
Hello,
I have been trying to locate work in Canada in the electrical field but have gotten replies that certain companies are unable to hire foreign workers due to the economy troubles....
Any help would be MORE than appreciated. I am located in Ontario, but am open to suggestions of pretty much anywhere since it would be my partner that is looking to relocate.
Also, if someone is a 3rd period apprentice would they qualify for foreign work or would they have to wait until they are a licensed journeyman in the US to qualify?
Same scenario, would an apprentice be able to qualify for the Skilled Trade Immigration?? Or would this only apply to Journeyman?
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