₦airaland Forum

GloriousGbola:
i have friends in medicine engineering, accounting, logistics, software development in canada

but they all had actual careers and work experience

and they sorted out their jobs before moving

you don't japa to a first world country without proper white collar work experience

SeriouslySense:
I dont know if you are joking or stating facts, but there is a lot of false information in this joke

raskymonojendor:
I am an engineer here. It took me years to get back into Engineering.

Angelfrost:
Tell them, brother! They don't know these simple and true facts!

While they are there grandstanding and looking for cheap minimum wage employment, truck driving licensed guys are getting mad money.

raskymonojendor:
A lot also come in via student route though.

miketayo:
What year did the last person move, Canadians with years of experience are complaining a foreign skilled person will now get the job.
Most of the jobs secured before traveling are either multinational companies like deloitte, Google, Mobil and co. Other jobs are based on connection, your relative own the company or is a top executive in the company.
Canada does not value foreign experience unlike USA or UK. Don't deceive yourself.

raskymonojendor:
He is joking.

Angelfrost:
Well, Canada, Australia, and certainly other nations have a high demand for medical professionals especially doctors and nurses.

Anyone in these fields has no business going in through student route.

Your colleagues will be shocked and even laugh at you for being that desperate and uninformed.

SocialJustice:
Some have cap but don't have head.

raskymonojendor:
Because you study nursing, medicine, pharmacy e.t.c doesn't mean you will get or over others that studied say history or philosophy. This used to be the case when I immigrated in 2010.

But now it's all about getting high scores in IELTS and being young image. Higher education like Msc or PhD also helps.

I can't speak for Australia though.

Angelfrost:
Guy, let's not go back and forth on this...!

Canada has a nomination stream and quota for PR via Express Entry and Provincial nominations every single year.

Medical professionals top that list consistently.

You will hardly see Doctor, nurse or pharmacist in Canada today that didn't get an instant PR when coming in.

raskymonojendor:
This world na chance and luck and a sprinkle of brilliance. The most successful guy in my graduating set at OAU never left Nigeria. He is now a billionaire. He studied mechanical engineering at OAU but now the co-owner moniepoint.

OChimex:
The unemployment in the US is not as a result of lack of jobs, it's as a result of people being lazy, taking advantage of unemployment benefits from the govt, and people being selective with jobs. In the US, every company is hiring every day.
Again, the guy in Canada is a cat who thinks moving to Canada that he will become a lion...no way.
Their system is developed for smart individuals. Not for dunce.
But I will tell you for free that you can go from. Zero to making over $150k a year in the US within 3 years....

SocialJustice:
The guy in this story is not serious. He can feed and pay rent but despises the jobs that provide because it is not office job.

OChimex:
The unemployment in the US is not as a result of lack of jobs, it's as a result of people being lazy, taking advantage of unemployment benefits from the govt, and people being selective with jobs. In the US, every company is hiring every day.
Again, the guy in Canada is a cat who thinks moving to Canada that he will become a lion...no way.
Their system is developed for smart individuals. Not for dunce.
But I will tell you for free that you can go from. Zero to making over $150k a year in the US within 3 years....

Truths9ja:
JAPA TO HELL: ‘I sold my father’s house for ₦45 million to relocate to Canada, one year after I’m still jobless”
Chukwudi, where are you in Canada?

Can you directly message me?

Let's talk!

N45M that's about c$40k..don't worry, you will recoup within 2 years.

Just calm down. This is Canada, if you are resilient, you will eventually make it




Credit: Spy Nigeria

Truths9ja:
that's a sure travel agent. You are on point here. Even the #45m he used to process the visa is very much. I'm hopeful the stranded brother will get a tangible job.

After the passing of his father, he made the difficult decision to sell the family home, a beloved residence filled with memories, for a significant sum of ₦45 million.

This money was intended to serve as a foundation for a fresh start in Canada, a country he believed held greater opportunities for his future.

Metordman:
Waste of talent. D same tailor u abadoned in Nigeria was d same talent Seyi vodi used in becoming a billionaire

ppogba:
Can't you sense the arrogance and the laziness in his tone?

He learnt tailoring and was looking for a company to employ him!

Within a month of being jobless in Cana, the first thing would have been to get a machine for his trade and court the Nigerian community but na lie .......

Truths9ja:
JAPA TO HELL: ‘I sold my father’s house for ₦45 million to relocate to Canada, one year after I’m still jobless”




Credit: Spy Nigeria

Jakumo:
At today's exchange rate of 1,500 naira to the US dollar, 45 million naira is just $27K USD, which is only enough to rent an apartment for less than a year, leaving the costs of food, transport, electricity, gas and water unpaid.

Mirasteel:
Canada is filled with Indians, they have taken all the job spots, go to any supermarket you will see them there, as an african you have very slim chance of getting a job.

GloriousGbola:
you just enter canada and start fashion designing - just like that?