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bricklayer in toronto

rayme1 · 2009-01-20 18:58:56

hey,im irish and im thinking of moving to toronto to work as a bricklayer,please could anyone give me info on this! eg,is there work? visas? etc etc........thank you for your time and help :confused::confused::confused:

20-01-2009 6:58pm

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rayme1

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hey,im irish and im thinking of moving to toronto to work as a bricklayer,please could anyone give me info on this! eg,is there work? visas? etc etc........thank you for your time and help

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#2 20-01-2009 8:27pm

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rayme1 wrote: »

hey,im irish and im thinking of moving to toronto to work as a bricklayer,please could anyone give me info on this! eg,is there work? visas? etc etc........thank you for your time and help

A lot of info in these 2 threads about peoples experiences over there/applying/visas etc:

http://boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055215774

http://boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055228037

Are you planning on emigrating for good or just for a year?

for a one-year visa:
http://canada.usit.ie/index.asp?utm_source=USITWebsite&utm_medium=banner&utm_campaign=Programme%2BOpens

If you're looking to go for good it's another process entirely - also referenced in these threads. There's others that can give better info than myself.
From what I've gathered so far, Vancouver/British Columbia are better for contruction jobs etc - the usit sites has a few links to recruitment sites to get a rough idea. Maybe google some construction/recruitment places in both areas and see what comes up!

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#3 20-02-2009 4:48pm

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far as i know there is going to be alot of building going on in B.C so no problems getting jobs there, cant say the same for toronto but the best site to check is www.monster.ca and that will give you a feel of where they need your skills and how much you will get paid!good luck!

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