I'm a international student studying in financial services in Toronto.
I know if I want to get my PR, I need a employer as a "sponsor" to provide supporting documents.
I wonder if the company brand name is the bigger the better or the smaller the better, in terms of getting a PR and extending my 1 year post-grad work permit.
I know no matter big or small the company is, skill class A and B in NOC is a must. So let just put the skill class aside in this thread.
I always thought the bigger the better, and bank would be a perfect choice. The small company doesn't bother to help you dealing complicated procedure with government. But yesterday I just heard a different voice that only in small company you could have the chance to be friend of your boss so he/she could "sponsor" you with extending work permit and getting a PR.
Before yesterday, my goal is very clear focusing in bank position in Skill A or B and I was always trying to get a internship there. So now I am very confused. Please somebody help me out. Any advice or information would be appreciated.
I know if I want to get my PR, I need a employer as a "sponsor" to provide supporting documents.
I wonder if the company brand name is the bigger the better or the smaller the better, in terms of getting a PR and extending my 1 year post-grad work permit.
I know no matter big or small the company is, skill class A and B in NOC is a must. So let just put the skill class aside in this thread.
I always thought the bigger the better, and bank would be a perfect choice. The small company doesn't bother to help you dealing complicated procedure with government. But yesterday I just heard a different voice that only in small company you could have the chance to be friend of your boss so he/she could "sponsor" you with extending work permit and getting a PR.
Before yesterday, my goal is very clear focusing in bank position in Skill A or B and I was always trying to get a internship there. So now I am very confused. Please somebody help me out. Any advice or information would be appreciated.