I am a computer engineer graduate from my home country, also took 30 units under the Master of Science of Information Technology, and currently taking Electronics and Communications Engineering, my question is can i apply to any work related to my course(i preferred networking jobs) without work experience or should i go to school again for the so called UPGRADE? If i will go back to school is it back to zero? THANKS to those who will reply.
working in canada
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Ok if you want to work in Canada, you will have to first be offered a job and then your employer will have to spend some time, effort and money in order to apply for the new LMO. Once it is approved, you can apply for a work permit to come and work in CanadaGeloof said:
If you want to go to school, then you will have to get admission to a school and apply for a Study Permit. Once, you finish school you will be given a Post Grauduate Work Permit (PGWP) to work temp work in Canada
That is a big deal to leave outGeloof said:
It is very hard for new immigrants with foriegn credentials to get employment in Canada. You will have to gain "Canadian Experience" but working in a survival job (more than likely in an IT call centre, given your background)
It never hurts to get some Canadian education as well