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Wura27:
Hi,

This is not a dating forum but I feel the necessity to advise you on some things you said/ insinuated.

If you love your man wholeheartedly, you would not get discouraged about settling down with him simply because you feel (this is an assumption on your part and not reality) his line of work will not sell as fast as yours.

Also if you love your man like I hope you do, you will always stand by him, encourage him and support him to be his best and reach his full potential.

As they say, what makes a great man is an even greater women.

So back to your question- Treasury in a bank is one of the best departments to work in and if you read previous posts on this thread, you will see that Finance is also as lucrative as IT in Canada.

All the best

Blackbuddy:
Okay, your core area of expertise is branch operations. The equivalent of that here is Teller Services (known as Customer Service Representative). Here in Canada, your typical teller staff at the branch handles cash, pay cheques, issues drafts and can assist customers with simple transfers. Please see this post for more to help you get started on your research, https://www.nairaland.com/3617393/living-canada-life-canadian-immigrant/52#59563440

Blackbuddy:
Hi, education comes into consideration AFTER work experience. Canadian experience is highly prized, the next thing is foreign experience and if it is properly packaged. I don't mean 'panel beating' your resume please and packing small lies into it but painting a realistic picture of yourself in a way that attracts the typical Canadian hiring manager. You will need to learn how to write a targeted resume and move away from our CV mentality. Your many titles/certs above may/will need to take a back seat to what you have 'been doing' professionally and what 'you can do' for a Canadian employer. Above all, that is what they (Canadian employer) want to know; what can you already do and what will you do well for me?

So, what's your working background and what do you think you can do in Canada based on your research so far? What are those skills you have that are transferrable to what you have found at this time? Let's start from there if you don't mind.

Ballerz:
Hi Czaratwork,

I will appreciate if you send the ACCA to CPA conversion route and no ACCA/ACA to CPA route. My goons need that info. my email is adeballer@gmail.com

Secondly, I think you should target Toronto. The financial market is huge or Calgary. You do not have to live in Toronto. You can live in Brampton or Mississauga.

Cheers Bro.

seunfoster:
I have OND Accounting, B.Sc. Economics, AAT, ACA and MBA Finance as my qualifications/certificates. What is my best option in terms of Occupation, education and province/region in canada. Any information will be appreciated. Thank you.

czaratwork:
(FOR IT SECURITY PEOPLE)

incase you are in Toronto on 12th and 13th September and want to attend a summit organised by information security media group. please pm me. they extended a complimentary invite to me but i wont be in canada then. topics to be covered are : state of payment security, ransomware, insider threat, cyberinsurance, blockchain and cybersecurity, business email compromise, identity management, deception technology, incident response and working with law enforcement, cybercrime trends and creating a data security action plan.

its also an opportunity to network with those in IT SECURITY field. it will hold in delta hotel toronto.

I HOPE THEY WONT BAN ME AGAIN O. PLEASE THIS IS NO ADVERT. IT IS IMMIGRANTS HELPING THEMSELVES.

honey86:
Human Resources is not a good field in Canada at the moment. Atleast not in Manitoba.

MummyJaygirls:
Listening is the koko in the English test for EE, anything short of 8 means u will have to rewrite. Try it out and see what a difference of 0.5 (7.5 - 8 ) can do to your CRS score