Hi there.
I'm a 26 years old Chinese and trying to immigrate to Canada. I have 4 year work experience and used to work as an editor, a public relation specialist. Now I'm a small business owner. But the agency said it's hard to get a job with my work experience in Canada. My major at University was English and my GPA was not high, about 75%. They recommended me to study an one-year-program of Hospitality Management in college...
Is easy to get a job with this diploma?
BTW, I have a chance to work in McDonald's as a manager trainee in China. Is the work experience of McDonald's in China accepted in Canada?
Thanks!
Regardless of whether yr qualification is recognized or not, which any qualifications other than Canadian and North American, are usually not that recognizable in Canada (depends on profession as well). U will definitely need a Canadian qualification for upgrading to be employable in Canada. Do not expect to get a job without the proper Canadian qualification here in Canada, especially those with credentials from developing or less developed countries. Pursing a Diploma in Canada would be a good option as it will open doors for u to enter the industry easier.
As for the hospitality, retail and food service industry, it would be best to land yrself in provinces that has a demand for such people, such as in Vancouver (BC) or Banff, Jasper (Alberta), Montreal (Quebec) areas. These areas will have a higher demand for the hospitality industry professionals.