₦airaland Forum

I feel we ignore the link between us and Yorubas in the Caribbean and South America too often.

Respect to the man.

ednut1:
the op will just be quoting links upandan

wowdiva:
Getting the certificates is very easy, but getting jobs is very hard. 6 years ago my bestie and I embarked on this path, she went to SA for the Celta training did very well and got certified, when it was time for job hunts she was refused so many times. Guess what, an insider told us that if they are presented with a native speaker of English language with an O level and a Nigerian with a degree, they will always choose the native speaker.

shongy:
Corned beef loading...

ednut1:
its not about quoting links. Do them first lets see. You expect some to give you in Nigeria a job offer to come take care of his kids. Dream on kid. The quota per year is also 2000. There are lots of Philippino maids here already. Apply or tell your relatives to lets see how far. Not my fault you are frustrated lol

acadollar:
Its not a bad place afterall and you can work legally even as student after your ist 6 months of coming and having a good grades.

If you have enough money, you can invest and obtain a business visa.

As a caregiver, you have options to come to Canada to become a permanent resident or work temporarily.

Permanent residence for caregivers
Home Child Care Provider Pilot and Home Support Worker Pilot

As of June 18, 2019, you may be able to apply for permanent residence through the Home Child Care Provider Pilot or Home Support Worker Pilot if you:

meet the eligibility requirements, and
have a job offer to work in one of these occupations

Through these pilots, you’ll get an open work permit to come to Canada and work temporarily. This work permit:

is occupation-restricted (so you have to work in that specific occupation)

doesn’t need a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA)

lets you get the work experience you need to be eligible for permanent residence

wowdiva:
I was once interested in this path, some years ago. But I found out that you must have English as your first language before you are even considered. If English is your second language, you will need some English teaching certificates and it's usually very hard to secure but not impossible. Things might be different now though, let me grab a seat and wait for other inputs.

Latin America is one region where generally speaking, citizenship from a native English speaking country is not as much of a factor in determining whether you can get hired to teach English. Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Mexico, Panama, and Peru are some of the best places to start.

However, you will need a TESOL, TEFL, or CELTA certificate to teach just about anywhere in Latin America. Many employers will accept an online TEFL Certificate, but the best option is generally an in-country, in-person certification course that includes job search assistance.

Look at jobs and our guide to teaching in Central America and South America.

ednut1:
how many of these countries have immigration plans for minimum wage work

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