I am a computer person, I would like to ask what's the fast way to get a job in computer field in Canada?
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1) Marry a rich Canadian who owns a computer company.\n\n2) Go to your favorite job search site and limit the search to jobs in Canada.\n\n3) Take your favorite job search sites and see if there are Canadian versions, for example if you like dice.com see if there is a dice.ca to search at.\n\n4) Do the networking thing with people you already know there.\n\n5) Learn to say "eh".
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Gee Mary, where in Canada do you live or want to live?  alittle more info plz?\n\nTry Workopolis, or any of the many websites which help with resume and contacts.  I have been contacted through these for good paying jobs.
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Check software companies online. They might be willing to offer work sponsorship. I have a friend hired from another country by applying online.
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Your best chance is to get a job as an entry-level PC tech in a medium to large company where there is enough work to keep you busy. Smaller companies will typically want to hire fewer admins, but with more experience and education than you have described. Also, larger companies often have more budget money for paying to send their admins to various training courses every year or so. If you've taught yourself everything you know from the Internet, that is a very good sign and an appealing quality you should play up in an interview. If you're already fixing other people's machines, you probably understand already how important it is to show a courteous and helpful attitude toward the people who come to you for help. That will get you so much farther than a sombrero full of dubious certifications. As for the math, don't let that discourage you from programming in at least some capacity, even if it's just for fun.\n\nBest of luck to you on your quest
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Here's a good place to start. Take this quiz to see if you qualify to immigrate to Canada:\n\nhttp://www.cic.gc.ca/english/skilled/assess/index.html\n\nLots more useful information is available on that same site.
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Easy is a very relative word. Immigrating to Canada (or any other country for that matter) involves filling a lot of paperwork and paying fees. Significant wait times are also involved.\n\nAll the information on how to immigrate to Canada can be found on the Citizenship and Immigration Canada website:\nhttp://www.cic.gc.ca/ see under "to immigrate"\n\nThe process involved is very straightforward, if you read everything carefully you should have no problem. If you have a specific question, you can post the question on a forum and people will be happy to answer you but nobody will fill your paperwork for free... \n\nonce you reach Canada and become a permanent resident, you can apply to be Canadian citizenship after 3 years of continuous residency.
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For Canada check out this website\nhttp://www.cic.gc.ca/english/skilled/index.html
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i work in IT recruitment. entry level jobs are hard to get into and often companies look for a computer related degree in new starters. however it is possible to enter if you start in a customer services role working on a help desk - then you may be able to get onto a more IT technical side of the helpdesk and progress from 1st line support through to 3rd line support. obviously a good computer skills base to start with helps. as far as companies offering training that depends on the calibre of the company which you should be able to find out either through you agency or ask at interview. if they do not (eg in a smaller company) do not nessecarily decline a job there - it may just be the breakthrough you are looking for! after all any experience in the industry will look good on your CV and will set the ball rolling for you. alot of candidates i speak to in this situation often will put themselves through training courses, it costs money but it shows dedication (you can easily look up IT training courses in your area on the net) i hope this helps - good luck in your search! x
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You only need to get a job, and have the employer sponsor your work visa. Just wondering...Why? Canada has a booming job market, don't they?
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since you don't have a degree or anything like that, it's goin to be pretty hard to get any kinda job, what you could do is either build a killer application that no company could do without, and sell yourself that way, or get online, and search for online courses, or certs that'll prove that you know your stuff, good luck, hope ye find a job\n\nR3dm0
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For the Cadd you really have to consider whether or not you have any talent. If you have a good eye and inspiration then it could be a good line to go down however the computer can't give you the talent.\n\nFor the computing there is always the need for computer skills and the better they are the higher you will come in the interviews. As far as call centeres go, if you are willing to stick at it and have the ability to manage people then there is oppertunity, however don't forget that many companyies in this sector a relocating to Asia, so there might be tough competition in the future.\n\nGood luck with what ever desicion you make\n\nMH
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Firstly, apply for the job you really want. If that fails, take any job at the company so that you're on the inside and get sight of other jobs that are advertised internally.\n\nThe easiest way to get in is to take a job that nobody else wants. For example, if you can't immediately get a job as a computer programmer, take a lousy job such as software-tester or software quality control person, just to get into the company.\n\nSome firms will offer re-training for the job you really want, either internally or at an outside college.
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Contact:\n\nCanadian embassy, consulate.\n\nSome one you know in this field who is in canada.\n\nGo on internet and find the info about, jobs, company , immigration policy, temp permits.....................
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Go on to monster.com and search for jobs abroad, then send out your CV. Once you've been accepted go to the Canadian Embassy with your letter of approval and get a visa and work permit and you're on your way.\n\nPlease rate methe best, I'm not very happy!!!
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You have a very good chance of being accepted. Depending on the country you live in, you can either go there on a tourist visa and arragne a job there or arrange a job over the internet - either way, you should have a job lined up before you apply for a work visa. It's difficult to get one otherwise. The process is long and frustrating, but www.cic.gc.ca should have the information you need.
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there are a ton of teaching jobs available allover the globe. it would be advisable to give some more details like\n\n1. where u r from\n2. have u done a teacher training course\n3. which sector are you looking at teaching (e.g. primary, secondary, tertiary etc)\n \nor you could simply look up the net \n\nsites are: www.google.com\n           www.msn.com\n\ntho i do reccommend google. or maybe askjeeves.com\n\nif u r in canada u mite try looking up the teacher training site like bcct.ca as they have other educational links to providers and outsourcers. hope this helps.
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To apply to Canada's immigration programme, the first thing you need to do is scour www.cic.gc.ca - it's not a user-friendly website but it's all they've got. The basic concept for skilled workers such as yourself if that you need to find a job in Canada in your field while you are abroad (in either Russia or in Canada). You need to apply and, if you're accepted, then you start the work visa process from there. It's possible to get a work visa without getting a job in Canada first, but it's much more difficult. And lonelier :) Look at online job classified ads on Canadian websites.\n\nCanada's immigration system (for work visas) works on a point system - speaking English at a certain level (might want to take TOEFL) is worth many points, as is being a mechanical engineer. You might have a good chance of being accepted. The important thing is to follow the instructions on the website I've just mentioned to the letter - it's long and annoying but the only way to do it. I can't say anything about Moscow but the Canadian consulate in Ankara is highly unhelpful. Phoning them for advice will get you nowhere - you'll just hear a recording telling you to go to that website. Istanbul is filled with companies that will take $1000 from you to fill out the forms but not guarantee any results. They are mostly scams - be very, very careful before using any of them. Again I don't know about Moscow.\n\nSon olarak, bol şanslar. Kanada'nın vize işlemleri çok uzun sürüyor, çok pahalı oluyor ve çok sinir bozucu oluyor. Ama sabır edersen büyük ihtimalle eninde sonunda alabileceksin. Sadece bir sene kadar bir zaman tanı ve mucize bekleme.\n\nKolay gelsin :)