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Semi Skilled Worker Immigration Alberta
Alberta Semi Skilled Worker PNP (AINP) The Alberta semi skilled workers category is a way for you to be nominated by the province of Alberta to apply for permanent residence in Canada as a semi skilled worker (i.e a worker with high school education and some work experience). You must fully demonstrate that you intend…
Alberta Opportunity Stream (AINP)
On June 14, 2018 the Alberta Opportunity Stream (AOS) replaced the following two immigration streams in Alberta’s immigration program: Employer-Driven Stream Strategic Recruitment Stream The AOS is a way for foreign nationals working in Alberta and foreign graduates who have attended an approved post-secondary institution in Alberta, to apply for Permanent Residence in Canada through…
Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program (AINP)
The Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program The Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program is an immigration program that is designed for individuals who wish to settle and work in the province of Alberta. The Province selects candidates that will contribute to and strengthen the provincial economy. If you are eligible for any of the categories the province of…
Skilled Worker Immigration Alberta
Alberta Skilled worker The Alberta skilled workers category is a way for you to be nominated by the province of Alberta to apply for permanent residence in Canada as a skilled worker. You must fully demonstrate that you are a qualified ‘skilled worker’ and intend to work and settle in the province of Alberta. In…
Post Graduate Worker Immigration Alberta
Alberta Post Graduate Worker Category – This immigration program is closed The Alberta Post Graduate Worker Program enables students who are currently working for an Alberta employer have graduated from a recognized post secondary institute in Alberta to apply for permanent residency under the Alberta immigrant nominee program. Under this program you do not need…
Alberta Self-Employed Farmer Category
Alberta’s AINP Self-Employed Farmer stream is an opportunity for those looking for investment opportunities in Alberta’s agricultural sector. The main requirements are experience at running a farm and the ability to invest a significant amount of capital in the proposed business. Eligibility Criteria The applicant must provide proof of farm management experience, such as the…
How to get a refugee travel document in Canada.
This step-by-step guide will help you get your Canadian Refugee Travel Document or Certificate of Identity. We have taken the government instructions and simplified them for you! Application for Refugee Travel Document – Let’s start… First step: click the link below and download the application and follow our steps. Adult Travel Document Application – PPTC…
Truck driving schools in Canada
The choice is between community colleges with trucking courses and private schools that may sometimes work with trucking companies (as do many local college programs). Some private schools don’t seem to have the best reputation, so opinion seems to slightly favor colleges. Most programs are around 3 months and require over 100 hours of training…
How to become a truck driver in Canada for foreigners?
Even if you’re a foreign truck driver who has experience and credentials from their home country, you generally have to have your credentials recognized by a provincial or territorial authority before you start driving a truck in Canada. We’ll go through the basic steps for someone who wants to move to Canada to become a…
Truck Driver pay in Canada
In Canada, time is money, and truck drivers know that more than anyone else. They sometimes get paid by the hour, although companies will also pay by the kilometer. Some companies even pay a combination of hourly rates and payments based on kilometers travelled. In many surveys of trucker salaries in Canada, the amounts are…
How to become a truck driver in Canada
Read our step-by-step guide to getting a job as a truck driver, either as someone already living in Canada or a foreigner thinking of moving here. What you need to keep in mind is that driving a truck is often a full-time-plus job and is done mostly for the money. It’s not usually about the…
Are Colder Cities Safer Cities?
Do you hate winter? Do you hate those dark cold nights that stretch on and on and leave you with what they call “cabin fever”? Do you hate scraping the snow and ice off your windshield or slipping and sliding down a sidewalk on your way to catch a bus or train to work? Do…
