hello we r a little family in mauritius n we look after a job in canada
job search:security officer,doghandler or cabinet maker
job search:security officer,doghandler or cabinet maker
looking for a job in canada or quebec
- Thread starter glotocingra
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The Canadian job market can be quite different from your country. I would suggest learning everything you can about the Canadian process.
Depending on your language skills, Quebec is primarily a Bilingual province (English/French). Montreal has sections that Anglophones (English speaking) can live quite comfortably and other areas it is critical to know Quebec French. (it is different then Parisian French)
New Brunswick also has a french population, however the balance of Canada uses English as their primary business language.
This may give you some good tips:
http://careego.com/CareerResources/ImmigrationJobSearch/JobSearchStrategies/tabid/325/language/en-CA/Default.aspx#
Depending on your language skills, Quebec is primarily a Bilingual province (English/French). Montreal has sections that Anglophones (English speaking) can live quite comfortably and other areas it is critical to know Quebec French. (it is different then Parisian French)
New Brunswick also has a french population, however the balance of Canada uses English as their primary business language.
This may give you some good tips:
http://careego.com/CareerResources/ImmigrationJobSearch/JobSearchStrategies/tabid/325/language/en-CA/Default.aspx#
You're correct - thanks for the clarification.
French is dominately spoken in most of the province. Montreal as a primary business centre is more bilingual and there are pockets that lean more towards the English side, or the French side.
French is dominately spoken in most of the province. Montreal as a primary business centre is more bilingual and there are pockets that lean more towards the English side, or the French side.