Possibility

[Bysbert]

Hello All, I'm a Cameroonian with 10 years of teaching experience in languages (French - English)
Is it possible for me to obtain a Work Permit from Canada that can enable me to travel and work there? If not, will you please suggest a procedure I can follow to reach my target in language teaching in Canada?
Waiting for your answer.

 

[jweekend]

You need an LMIA from an employer, and teaching accreditation from the school board.

 

[Bysbert]

Thank you for your response. How do I go about seeking an LMIA? Do I write to an employer in Canada? I have the High School Teacher's Diploma, I think it's enough.

 

[jweekend]

Thank you for your response. How do I go about seeking an LMIA? Do I write to an employer in Canada? I have the High School Teacher's Diploma, I think it's enough.

It's not likely you'll ever get a response if you're not legally authorized to work in Canada

You or your employer have to prove that there are no high school teachers in Canada.

 

[scylla]

Thank you for your response. How do I go about seeking an LMIA? Do I write to an employer in Canada? I have the High School Teacher's Diploma, I think it's enough.

There's effectively zero chance you will be able to find an employer willing to go through the process for a teaching position. Canada has more teachers than teaching positions available - and LMIA will not be approved.

If you want to move to Canada, you should focus on applying to immigrate and forget about trying to find a job.