Getting a Job in Canada

'The best country in the world in which to live.' That's how the United Nations referred to Canada. That must have something to do with why so many people from all over the world fancy making it their home. In the last ten years an average of 221,000 people per year have immigrated to Canada. This doesn't include those who go on working holidays staying for months or even years. The United Nations were referring to the standard of living, but Canada's attraction is more than that. If you are one of the many who find the Canadian lifestyle appealing, I hope that this book will help you to make your dream a reality.

The idea of working in Canada - whether in the short, the medium or the long term - is an attractive prospect for many. Often those who visit Canada on holiday find the way of life very appealing; others respond to the challenge of the 'wide open spaces'. Certainly Canada is large and varied enough to offer an enormous range of opportunities - from the cosmopolitan outlook of cities such as Toronto and Vancouver to the slower and yet equally challenging lifestyle found in remote areas.

Anyone who is thinking of working in Canada needs to consider carefully many aspects - it's a very big country and there can be, quite literally, a world of difference between city and town, east and west, mountain and prairie. In this book those differences are made clear and you will find out what opportunities are available and where. More importantly, you will be led step by step through the whole process of achieving Employment Authorisation, finding the job you want and landing that job.

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