Are you thinking of moving to Canada? You might be asking the following questions: Are there jobs in Canada? Are Canadians rich? Is it easier to live in Canada than other places? Is it a good place to raise a family? Is it safe? What are the benefits and disadvantages of life in Canada? In this video, I will give you my honest opinion and advice about moving to Canada, especially Toronto. I am not an immigrant, but I have watched the immigration journey of many students, friends, family, and colleagues. I hope this video helps you to decide if Canada is the right place for you to achieve your goals. For people who have immigrated to Canada, do you agree with the points in this video? Write about your Canadian experience in the comments!
Thank you Emma. I was very interested in the topic. My grandson who was a nursing assistant in retirement homes in France immigrated to Canada for a year starting in September. He will share this year with his student companion who will study a year in Quebec thanks to the Erasmus program. They seems really satisfied to live there and he immediately found a job in a restaurant. Unfortunatly, he won’t be autorised to practise the job he is qualified for because of the “red tape”. Shame….
beernaard
thank you Emma
Le Khanh Son
Thank you , it is a really beneficial lesson.
ytg1234
We have one Russian idiom regarding this topic, it can be roughly translated into English as ‘You are most useful where you were born’.
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Thank you Emma. I was very interested in the topic. My grandson who was a nursing assistant in retirement homes in France immigrated to Canada for a year starting in September. He will share this year with his student companion who will study a year in Quebec thanks to the Erasmus program. They seems really satisfied to live there and he immediately found a job in a restaurant. Unfortunatly, he won’t be autorised to practise the job he is qualified for because of the “red tape”. Shame….
thank you Emma
Thank you , it is a really beneficial lesson.
We have one Russian idiom regarding this topic, it can be roughly translated into English as ‘You are most useful where you were born’.