Posted on: 04-12-03 08:55:11
Hello friends,
I am a comparatively new member of this site. I applied for immigration in the mid of 2001. I keep visiting this site to acquire knowledge about Canada and its people. Everything seems to be exciting. But what about the job market? I am a qualified financial and legal professional and work with a Company, which has some name in Canada. I mostly notice people with technical qualifications and experience going to Canada. It would be really great if some one could inform me about the job scenario as far as openings for financial and legal professionals are concerned.
Thanks!
Four best careers in Canada:
Legal
Financial Advisor
Medicine
Real Estate
However, when you say you are a qualified legal and financial advisor, do you mean to say qualified in Canada or in India???
If in India, these qualifications do not hold any value here. You have to redo everything to get Canadian designations!
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Chandresh
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Sir,
First of all please accept my thanks for your response.
I hold qualifications from Indian University and Institute. I am a B.Com and Law graduate from Delhi University. I am also a member of The Institute of Company Secretaries of India, New Delhi.
Presently I am working with a multinational company as Company Secretary and Manager Legal and have about three years of post qualification full time work experience.
Please let me know, if you are aware, whether it is possible for me to take up any course releted to my filed from a Canadian University / Institute while being in India?
I shall be grateful for your advice.
Thanks
every Indian qualification needs to be upgraded overhere in Canada and it takes 6 months to 3 years average. Jobs are rare. First two months to search. Than if lucky and you get it, starts from 1000 to 1500 for single. if no kids both work may manage 3000 starting.
hi
If you are a legal and financial Degree holder from India or Pakistan, you are just the person for Canadians who never went to School.
All grade 10 and grade 12 drop out Canadians will be your boss here and you will be in hot water.
Actually if I explain to you in layman language, Canada is a labor colony for USA.
If you really want to do something here you need to be certified in some courses like CGA, which take a lot of time with kitchen expense.
You will face hidden discrimination a lot because of their labor (Mazdoor) mentality.
A degree in Ph.D in their eyes is an alphabet, I worked for a pharmaceutical company and when I applied for an internal Research Chemist posting ,the HR Representative asked about my Education and I told her that I am a B.S with chemistry. Her answer was that I can not apply for the job because they are looking for someone with a B.sc Degree in Chemistry.
My heart started crying and realized how great GOD is.
There is an official report that mentioned that 5 million Canadians can not read and write.
You will be lucky if you get a favor from someone from your country in your own field.
Otherwise you will be playing in the hands of grade 10 or 12 drop out
I always advised people after getting their citizenship to move to USA, a better place and a bigger Market.
Over here if you look for one drop out grade 10 Canadian, you will find thousands more
When I came here all of Mississauga (city) was a Corn field but these educated immigrants turned these corn fields into a big real estate for Canadians.
All drug formulations Scientists or chemical developers are from India working with a 50% less salary than Canadian graduates.
The above picture is representing 95% of immigrants from India and Pakistan.
Good luck and welcome to Canada
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Originally posted by desicanadian
Hello friends,
I am a comparatively new member of this site. I applied for immigration in the mid of 2001. I keep visiting this site to acquire knowledge about Canada and its people. Everything seems to be exciting. But what about the job market? I am a qualified financial and legal professional and work with a Company, which has some name in Canada. I mostly notice people with technical qualifications and experience going to Canada. It would be really great if some one could inform me about the job scenario as far as openings for financial and legal professionals are concerned.
Thanks!
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Javed Mian Zindabad !.
Achee Bol, Suchee Bol!.
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Sunny Leone a true Canadian DESI now back in India !.
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Originally posted by javed323
hi
If you are a legal and financial Degree holder from India or Pakistan, you are just the person for Canadians who never went to School.
All grade 10 and grade 12 drop out Canadians will be your boss here and you will be in hot water.
Actually if I explain to you in layman language, Canada is a labor colony for USA.
If you really want to do something here you need to be certified in some courses like CGA, which take a lot of time with kitchen expense.
You will face hidden discrimination a lot because of their labor (Mazdoor) mentality.
A degree in Ph.D in their eyes is an alphabet, I worked for a pharmaceutical company and when I applied for an internal Research Chemist posting ,the HR Representative asked about my Education and I told her that I am a B.S with chemistry. Her answer was that I can not apply for the job because they are looking for someone with a B.sc Degree in Chemistry.
My heart started crying and realized how great GOD is.
There is an official report that mentioned that 5 million Canadians can not read and write.
You will be lucky if you get a favor from someone from your country in your own field.
Otherwise you will be playing in the hands of grade 10 or 12 drop out
I always advised people after getting their citizenship to move to USA, a better place and a bigger Market.
Over here if you look for one drop out grade 10 Canadian, you will find thousands more
When I came here all of Mississauga (city) was a Corn field but these educated immigrants turned these corn fields into a big real estate for Canadians.
All drug formulations Scientists or chemical developers are from India working with a 50% less salary than Canadian graduates.
The above picture is representing 95% of immigrants from India and Pakistan.
Good luck and welcome to Canada
I thought the scene had changed. The above post means that it is still as tough ?
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Originally posted by desicanadian
Hello friends,
I am a comparatively new member of this site. I applied for immigration in the mid of 2001. I keep visiting this site to acquire knowledge about Canada and its people. Everything seems to be exciting. But what about the job market? I am a qualified financial and legal professional and work with a Company, which has some name in Canada. I mostly notice people with technical qualifications and experience going to Canada. It would be really great if some one could inform me about the job scenario as far as openings for financial and legal professionals are concerned.
Thanks!
