I'm an italian girl of 22 and I would like to work in Canada, any advices?

Question

I prefer Alberta, in particular way Calgary.

Answer 1

ascolana non andartene....resta....

Answer 2

In whole world 2 ways could be used to get Job or Money.

1. Personal Skills and Knowledge.

2. Personal presence.

if you have Some skills and want to get work using your skills then you need to use different way like job searching websites or communities. If you want job or money with some other things like you do modeling then you first need to find the actual source of such type of things.

in USA and Canada when ever some one want to do some search (job or worker) they jump straight to websites. search website related to your work and start applying with required.

Wish you best of Luck. I myself want to move to canada from UAE

Answer 3

Banff is an awesome ski town in Alberta, about 90 minutes drive from Calgary ... I'd highly recommend working there. I have just returned from a working holiday in Banff and jobs were soooo easy to get ... pretty much every 2nd shop window had a "help wanted" sign. You can get work easily in retail or hospitality ... but the pay is very poor, so if you're wanting to save, this isn't the place ... you'll make enough to just get by. Make sure you get a job where staff accommodation is included, you'll struggle finding a place to live otherwise. But all year around it's sooo easy to find work and Banff is such a fun place to be, you're right in the Canadian Rockies! You can hike and rockclimb in the summer, go kayaking, horseriding and white water rafting. In the winter there's the snowboarding and skiing of course.

Calgary is a very average city, I didn't like it much ... it was only good for the shopping.

Make sure you get a working visa first or they'll ship you back home!

Answer 4

The first step you need to take is to first see if you even qualify to come and work in Canada. If you have skills and experience in an area where Canada needs workers then you should visit http://www.cic.gc.ca and read through that site very carefully.

If you have a university degree in an area such as medicine, nursing, law or engineering then you stand a better chance of success. If, however, you have a high school diploma and six months' experience in retail, then, sorry, you don't stand a chance. Canada already has a lot of unskilled workers.

Finally, if you wish to immigrate here, please note that we are already dealing with close to a million applications. It takes a long time and is a very lengthy process for anyone wishing to immigrate to Canada.

So, please, look through the Citizenship and Immigration website and find out more. Good luck.