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2141 |
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This is a nice country. But, as I
have said, there should be more security for working people. It sometimes
seems to me that they don't want you to make a start. |
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1231 |
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Everything is so unstable - jobs,
life, cannot plan. If I plan, I have to be afraid all my life (mortgage,
loans, jobs). |
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3191 |
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The hard time it was when I didn't
have a job. I am happy now; I have a job. |
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0801 |
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I'd like a new job because in my country
I never painted. |
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1712 |
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No demand for that occupation. |
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1801 |
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I want to stress the importance of
work, to put people to work as soon as possible. |
|
1812 |
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To help us more in finding a job.
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2351 |
|
I hope that I can find a job and wish
Canadians would give me a chance to show them I can do the job. |
|
0941 |
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How to start a job in a profession without school; for diplomas to be recognized. |
|
1780 |
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When I applied for jobs here, on my resume it says I am a doctor. Then nobody will hire me. They tell me to go to the hospital. I had to take it off my resume that I am a doctor. I wrote that I cleaned the hospital, then the lodge gave me a cleaning job. I feel humiliated and depressed. All my years of education mean nothing at all in this country. |
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1160 |
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I would like to put a stress on diploma recognition / credit problem. I can't believe that experience of some engineer or doctor from my country is that worthless. |
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1061 |
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It is unfair that people who have professional degrees come to Canada and are not assisted in pursuing their profession. It is also unfair that people who are illiterate in Canada get good paying jobs and people that are well educated get only minimum wage positions. The professional associations should have courses for newcomers to prepare them for APEGGA exams. I applied to SAIT to do a diploma in engineering and was told I could not do a diploma in a certain field of engineering because I already have a degree in engineering. They said I should do something else, so I did hairdressing and because I had an exam at the same time as the APEGGA exam I then asked APEGGA if I could write the exam at a later date. They have not yet gotten back to me. It seems they don't want me to become an engineer and be successful in Canada. |
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1221 |
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Lots of people come with experience and diplomas. Here, everybody asks for Canadian experiences - we can't have that when we came. |
|
1361 |
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People with education coming from my country should work better jobs than they are doing now (diplomas to be recognized). |
|
1363 |
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I think it's absolutely disgraceful for this country to waste so many excellent professionals by thwarting them in all possible ways. |
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1431 |
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When Canadian Government let people come it takes care specific needs of people (people with education and experience should work in their profession) - it's frustrating. If that is not possible, then let them stay where they were. |
|
1992 |
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Government should take better care of professional people with higher education, work experience from home country is not appreciated. Other than that, people who want to come to Canada should come very young. |
|
2671 |
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Problem: newcomers search for job - the question of Canadian experience - newcomers cannot have Canadian experience. Experience is experience - it's the same all over the world. |
|
2271 |
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Canada should accept people who have had a good education in their country and help them to work in that profession here. The USA is doing that. |
|
2561 |
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They should have better programs for those who are highly qualified. |
|
3042 |
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Provide jobs so refugees can work and pay taxes; recognize our past educational backgrounds; give us help to start small businesses. |
|
3051 |
|
Acknowledge and recognize education from our own countries. |
|
3032 |
|
If someone could help me find a job in Grande Prairie I would move back there because I think Grande Prairie was a small and nice community. I made some friends when I was there. Here, in Ontario I don't belong anywhere. |
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3161 |
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Make a system that will value education from other countries, use these people they have something valuable to offer. |
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3162 |
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Not recognizing our professional studies from back home; it's taking a long time to translate our papers and tell us where we are; I want to be a lawyer in this country, this is who I am. |
|
0390 |
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Wants to know why it's so difficult to get certificate - approved/qualified. They should provide an exam to test what people know - it is the judge. |
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0462 |
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Issue about work experience and education from other countries very important to newcomers to Canada. |
|
0482 |
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People who have had good education in their home country as soon as possible should get help to have their credentials assessed so they can work in their chosen field. |
|
0663 |
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Very important issue is recognition of our training and diplomas. |
|
0750 |
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Problems with recognition papers and documents from home country are making a real trouble for refugees in getting job. |
|
2542 |
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To change attitude against educated people; to accept them as equal. |
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1731 |
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It is too bad that our people with a high education and big experience don't get a chance to show what they know. Our diplomas have no value here. |
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1732 |
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Very disappointed in knowledge of an average Canadian. They know nothing about education and system in other countries. Very disappointed in institutions such as settlement agencies or Immigration Centre. None of them provide some information about how to get recognition. |
|
1741 |
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Issue such as not recognizing our education and work experience. Is very important in new life in Canada. |
|
1742 |
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Canadian society should change something about issues such as recognizing diplomas and certificates from other countries. |
|
1863 |
|
Immigrants and refugees should receive more credit for their professions. Their credentials should be recognized. |
|
2781 |
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My expectations for finding a job were too high, so I think something should be done about recognition of our diplomas. |
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2831 |
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This is a very nice country, but there is a problem with jobs. They don't trust our foreign certificates and experience. I see no justification for that. |