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| Subject: Post-graduate employment program advises |
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Hi there,
As you all know this is only for people who have finished their degree in Canada and those who got 90 days to get a job in Canada to work for one year (2 years in a few provinces)
Is there any tips that the seniors want to give to the people in this category? You all know that if we don´t get a job in 90 days we gotta leave Canada and everything turns upside down.
I am just browsing through companies and faxing or emailing my resume to the companies.
Plz let know how to get job inside the university to stay full time.
[25-07-2005,15:50]
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Mountains |
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(in reply to: Post-graduate employment program advises)
hi Mountains,
Hope you would have read my previous post for extending work permit.Anyway for your reference iam giving that same message below...
If you are finishing up graduate studies under a professor , then how about continuing as research assistant under the same prof as full time position till you get your immigration. In this way you keep your job till you get your immigration. My impression is 70-80% of the profs are nice and if they have funding they can employ you as technician or research assistant.
Good luck.
Boss
[25-07-2005,17:17]
[***.100.70.212]
Boss |
(in reply to: Post-graduate employment program advises)
except Vancouver, Toronto and Montreal areas, all other parts of Canada will allow post-graduation permit for 2 years
[25-07-2005,17:54]
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(in reply to: Post-graduate employment program advises)
Boss,
Thanks for the advise man. I appreciate it. But I want to go for something other than RA or technician because my prof doesn´t have funding.
[25-07-2005,17:56]
[**.149.70.197]
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