is there P.R in security guard job in toronto,ontario.?????????????

[nickmalik]

after studying 2 years in toronto and getting 3 years work permit. if we do job as a security guard or security supervisor. we will get PR ??????????

 

[PMM]

Hi

after studying 2 years in toronto and getting 3 years work permit. if we do job as a security guard or security supervisor. we will get PR ??????????

No, it is considered NOC C semi skilled.

 

[echelon99]

if I may ask, what course did you study?

 

[nickmalik]

i am studying business management

 

[nickmalik]

hii pmm..i just go through cic and cec and noc list ..i have seen that its come under c but there are other major jobs fall under it .like police officers and fire fighters..so it means they also cant apply for PR. and what u mean by semi skilled . r u 100 percent sure ..does anybody tried this before ..can u confirm ..thanksss

 

[echelon99]

hey nick, not to pry, but a 2 year business management course is either a masters (MBA, MM) of pgd (PGDBA). Doesn't that give you better job opportunities than a security guard?

 

[Naavy100]

hii pmm..i just go through cic and cec and noc list ..i have seen that its come under c but there are other major jobs fall under it .like police officers and fire fighters..so it means they also cant apply for PR. and what u mean by semi skilled . r u 100 percent sure ..does anybody tried this before ..can u confirm ..thanksss

You have to be atleast a Permanent Resident OR a Canadian Citizen prior to work on such jobs like Police , Fire Fighters

 

[nickmalik]

hey nick, not to pry, but a 2 year business management course is either a masters (MBA, MM) of pgd (PGDBA). Doesn't that give you better job opportunities than a security guard?

yes it can gives a better job then security job, but what if someone don't want to go in the field of business management or finance. but really the humber college is shit they just take money and nothing else. and even they called some courses pgdbm. in the last they give certificate. and i want to do something which i like..like i dont want to go in the office or business field. i cant take that much load sitting in offices. whatever ...can u help me..here i have 5 months left for my studies and after that i need to do something so that i can be PR. do you have something that can help..me. anything would be helpful. thanksss

 

[echelon99]

You can always look at other fields of work besides office-work.

How about sales (your constantly on the move, meeting with clients)?

If not, look into retail, you can find work as a retail assistant in one of the chains/shops. I think some retail positions are covered under NOC.

 

[Naavy100]

yes it can gives a better job then security job, but what if someone don't want to go in the field of business management or finance. but really the humber college is *censored word* they just take money and nothing else. and even they called some courses pgdbm. in the last they give certificate. and i want to do something which i like..like i dont want to go in the office or business field. i cant take that much load sitting in offices. whatever ...can u help me..here i have 5 months left for my studies and after that i need to do something so that i can be PR. do you have something that can help..me. anything would be helpful. thanksss

How about moving to Saskatchewan and work as a security guard , same job , easy and fast PR and a better pay may be

 

[echelon99]

How about moving to Saskatchewan and work as a security guard , same job , easy and fast PR and a better pay may be

Why would it be easier in the SA province? Do they have different rules?

 

[scylla]

Why would it be easier in the SA province? Do they have different rules?

Research the provincial nominee immigration streams on the official CIC site. Each province has its own rules.

 

[Naavy100]

Why would it be easier in the SA province? Do they have different rules?

Particularly in his case it is ,

to read further : http://www.saskimmigrationcanada.ca/student

 

[nickmalik]

thanks navvy
scylla
echelon