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Canada: Going it alone

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    #242
    m.j.w
    Registered Users Posts: 1,494 ✭✭✭m.j.w


    Have you got papers or anything for your welding? They are crying out for welders here at the minute in both Saskatchewan and Alberta. What age are you? Can you apply for the IEC visa next year as that is probably easier to get than an lmo. Saying that if you are a qualified welder you should be able to get an lmo from someone and welders are on great money here. Have you been looking on sask jobs, kijiji?


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    #243
    ei0675
    Registered Users Posts: 55 ✭✭ei0675


    Hi.

    Yea have all my papers plus past refs from employers including certs for things like first aid, fire training, safe handling, fork truck certs and experiance with mostworkshop machinery.
    Im 38 was thinking more along the LMO route as would be permanant move for me.
    Rechecked emails it was a company in brandon manitoba not sask. But its work I want not location per say.
    m.j.w wrote: »
    Have you got papers or anything for your welding? They are crying out for welders here at the minute in both Saskatchewan and Alberta. What age are you? Can you apply for the IEC visa next year as that is probably easier to get than an lmo. Saying that if you are a qualified welder you should be able to get an lmo from someone and welders are on great money here. Have you been looking on sask jobs, kijiji?


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    #244
    m.j.w
    Registered Users Posts: 1,494 ✭✭✭m.j.w


    ei0675 wrote: »
    Hi.

    Yea have all my papers plus past refs from employers including certs for things like first aid, fire training, safe handling, fork truck certs and experiance with mostworkshop machinery.
    Im 38 was thinking more along the LMO route as would be permanant move for me.
    Rechecked emails it was a company in brandon manitoba not sask. But its work I want not location per say.

    If you have all that start sending out resumes yourself asking for an lmo. If you type in welder to the Alberta kijiji there is 800 jobs. Not all new obviously but just shows you the amount of work. It's Alberta or saskatchewan you want to be coming to make the most money.


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    #245
    ei0675
    Registered Users Posts: 55 ✭✭ei0675


    Cheers for info hopefully can get something organised!!
    m.j.w wrote: »
    If you have all that start sending out resumes yourself asking for an lmo. If you type in welder to the Alberta kijiji there is 800 jobs. Not all new obviously but just shows you the amount of work. It's Alberta or saskatchewan you want to be coming to make the most money.


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    #246
    mikefrommeath
    Registered Users Posts: 68 ✭✭mikefrommeath


    there is a facebook page set up called "irish in Saskatoon" for anyone thats interested. They seem to have a great little community going there. Have a GAA club set up and all!

    it says a lot for the morons that run this country!


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    #247
    jockey joe
    Registered Users Posts: 66 ✭✭jockey joe


    Has anyone been to didsbury in alberta I am after getting a job there just wonderibg what kind of a place it is


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    #248
    PauricMac
    Registered Users Posts: 1 ✭PauricMac


    Well ive got a job in vonda and im moving out in January. Confused between living in saskatoon or vonda.Does there be buses between saskatoon and vonda if not would you think living in vonda would be viable or is saskatoon the best for social ad quality of life.


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