NaijaCanadian28:


I would wait till I get to Canada

ednut1:
get a dollar dom account in Nigeria or barter flutterwave. CAD is scarce here, people don't want naira as its crashing.

zendaya45:
Good evening everyone,
I’m currently an intern pharmacist and I’ll like to know the job prospects for pharmacist in canada after passing the exams and what province is the best to settle into considering how easy it would be to find a job as a pharmacist?

I would also like to ask my senior colleagues in the house if the move to Canada was worth all the exam stress

Ojiyovwi0011:
Please I want you people to help me with information of traveling to Canada cause I am really tired of traveling agent spent to to 4million on fake agent please help me with information cause I intend to apply January for tourist please give me the information thank you

cheal:
Please any British Columbia post PPR WhatsApp group? Kindly add me. It seems those interested in going to BC are few, it so hard getting resources on BC living

salford1:

Job prospects is not all that good for new Pharmacists entering into the system. Those trained in Canada have better chances though as they build strong networks through intern positions. This has been the case for the past 3 years or so.

If you decide to stay in a big city to start off your career, you could get locum or casual hours for a while. If you are very lucky, you may be able to secure a full time position from some of those locum roles. To easily secure full time positions, you may have to move to rural locations where you can build your experience, then start applying to jobs in cities from there. This applies to all provinces.

Wages: check PayScale, Indeed and Glassdoor. This also varies by location and number of hours worked, but FT hours are somewhere between 85k to 100k. If you pick up extra hours or work locum with your FT. You could earn between 110k-120k. Additional bonus of around 10k if you work FT is also common.

If you own your own practice, average is $135k and up.

AdeAb:


I am so sorry you have to go through this in the hands of an agent when you can actually do it yourself. All the information you need is on www.cic.gc.ca and you can also get useful tips @ www.canadastaytips.com. Reach out to me if you have specific question. I wish you success.

AdeAb:


I am so sorry you have to go through this in the hands of an agent when you can actually do it yourself. All the information you need is on www.cic.gc.ca and you can also get useful tips @ www.canadastaytips.com. Reach out to me if you have specific question. I wish you success.

Ojiyovwi0011:
Please I want you people to help me with information of traveling to Canada cause I am really tired of traveling agent spent to to 4million on fake agent please help me with information cause I intend to apply January for tourist please give me the information thank you

smartkester:
please are you an immigrant already at Canada?
If yes, can I message you please?. I need complete guidance on this journey.

Kekereekun123:
if you have less than 3 years experience go for French. There is nothing he or she can do for you that is not already on the EE thread.

Prehciousness:
Hello house, please who can help pay for application fees, been stucked with this stage...Please, help me

Pimp04:
Hello my people, please I need a furnished room in Kitchener close to Conestoga College Doon campus for 4 months lease. I'll be in kitchener on the 27th Dec. Anyone with a place preferably room with private bathroom around $500-$600 should kindly be of assistance.
Thank you

Neam9:
Good day everyone, please seeing how difficult getting a direct flight to ottawa is, what are the ways one can get there after landing in Toronto? Also must one stay in Airbndb for the 14 days quarantine? Can't it be in a shared apartment with one person?.
Also regarding the test for covid before flying how is it done please, how can one get it and is it really a must? I'm very scared of it!
Your response would be highly appreciated.

Kekereekun123:
do a second degree and learn french instead of looking for one assylum route. You have to get to usa first and cross by land as canada wont give visit visa. Will usa also give you Likely no

79733139:
Are you in Nigeria? It is likely going to be difficult to use the asylum route if you aren't near or in Canada.

Whitemagic:

Brother I'm not crossing anywhere oh... I'm not mad like that. Actually I have a name withheld who works directly with high commission and NGO affiliated with Canada Immigration. The NGO is the only organisation in power to certify an individual to be granted asylum in Canada and grants the visa and resident permit etc. T[/b]hey serve as a [b]referee to the person(s). Fortunately one of the people in charge has a close relationship with me.

So hence my question, if anyone has gone through the asylum route, what's life like there after landing and several months after. And what the construction industry is like for a graduate professional immigrant?

salford1:

Job prospects is not all that good for new Pharmacists entering into the system. Those trained in Canada have better chances though as they build strong networks through intern positions. This has been the case for the past 3 years or so.

If you decide to stay in a big city to start off your career, you could get locum or casual hours for a while. If you are very lucky, you may be able to secure a full time position from some of those locum roles. To easily secure full time positions, you may have to move to rural locations where you can build your experience, then start applying to jobs in cities from there. This applies to all provinces.

Wages: check PayScale, Indeed and Glassdoor. This also varies by location and number of hours worked, but FT hours are somewhere between 85k to 100k. If you pick up extra hours or work locum with your FT. You could earn between 110k-120k. Additional bonus of around 10k if you work FT is also common.

If you own your own practice, average is $135k and up.