Immigration

[Cecelia O. Wilson]

I'm an instructor if English, and I would like to work in Canada. How can I get facilitated because I don't have any family member there.

 

[scylla]

I'm an instructor if English, and I would like to work in Canada. How can I get facilitated because I don't have any family member there.

Suggest you start by researching the Express Entry program:

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...ces/immigrate-canada/express-entry/works.html

You should assume it won't be possible to secure a job offer before coming to Canada and should instead focus on qualifying and applying to become a permanent resident first.

 

[Cecelia O. Wilson]

I'm an instructor of English, and I would like to work in Canada. How can I get facilitated because I don't have any family member there.

 

[Cecelia O. Wilson]

Suggest you start by researching the Express Entry program:

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...ces/immigrate-canada/express-entry/works.html

You should assume it won't be possible to secure a job offer before coming to Canada and should instead focus on qualifying and applying to become a permanent resident first.

How do I go about becoming a permanent resident ? I got an email from Attorney David who advised that I should decide to study first in Canada.

 

[scylla]

How do I go about becoming a permanent resident ? I got an email from Attorney David who advised that I should decide to study first in Canada.

Read the link I gave you. That's one way.

If you were advised to study in Canada, that probably means you don't have enough points or work experience or education or something else to qualify to apply for permanent residency now.

 

[Cecelia O. Wilson]

Read the link I gave you. That's one way.

If you were advised to study in Canada, that probably means you don't have enough points or work experience or education or something else to qualify to apply for permanent residency now.

No, that's not the case because I have worked as an instructor of English at a university for six years. And I'm a graduate with a Bachelor degree of Arts in English Language. Isn't that enough to have me work as an instructor of English even at any high School in Canada?

 

[scylla]

No, that's not the case because I have worked as an instructor of English at a university for six years. And I'm a graduate with a Bachelor degree of Arts in English Language. Isn't that enough to have me work as an instructor of English even at any high School in Canada?

No - this won't be enough to allow you to teach at a High School (or Primary School) in Canada. You will need to go through a re-certification process once you reach Canada in order to be allowed to teach. The credentials you have now do not allow you to work as a teacher in Canada.

Again, go through the link I provided earlier, The Express Entry program is one of the main ways of immigrating to Canada. This is a points-based system where people with the most points are selected out of the pool. You score points based on factors such as your age, level of education, work experience, English language test scores, etc. You want to achieve a score of around 470 in order to have a good chance of being selected for permanent residency.

 

[hyong1991]

No, that's not the case because I have worked as an instructor of English at a university for six years. And I'm a graduate with a Bachelor degree of Arts in English Language. Isn't that enough to have me work as an instructor of English even at any high School in Canada?

High school teachers in Canada are highly educated. it is not surprising to see candidates with an undergrad and also a Bachelor of education ,which is usually a graduate program offered in most universities.

It is not easy to be a teacher in Canada , the route is long and tough, the pay isn't so great in the beginning.

 

[Cecelia O. Wilson]

No - this won't be enough to allow you to teach at a High School (or Primary School) in Canada. You will need to go through a re-certification process once you reach Canada in order to be allowed to teach. The credentials you have now do not allow you to work as a teacher in Canada.

Again, go through the link I provided earlier, The Express Entry program is one of the main ways of immigrating to Canada. This is a points-based system where people with the most points are selected out of the pool. You score points based on factors such as your age, level of education, work experience, English language test scores, etc. You want to achieve a score of around 470 in order to have a good chance of being selected for permanent residency.

Okay, thank you. I'm going to try my best because I can't afford to lose any chances that would enable me to go to my dream country some day. Thanks again for the information.