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Working holiday Canada

Collinsfella · 2015-10-10 21:30:53

So few things I'd like to ask anyone whoes Irish and in canada or has been there Basically me and a mate I'm 19 hes 20 I have 2 years retail/supervisor experience but he's only worked as a carpenter for a few months , were thinking of going Canada next year and just wondering what's the chances of getting jobs even crappy…

10-10-2015 9:30pm

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Collinsfella

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So few things I'd like to ask anyone whoes Irish and in canada or has been there
Basically me and a mate I'm 19 hes 20
I have 2 years retail/supervisor experience but he's only worked as a carpenter for a few months , were thinking of going Canada next year and just wondering what's the chances of getting jobs even crappy ones once they pay the bills , and wheres best to go in terms of job opportunities and affordable rent etc
P.s. sorry for the long post

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#2 15-10-2015 5:51pm

Arcto

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If you are low on experience then go remote as there will be too many high skilled people in the large cities.

Why not start contacting companies that hire unskilled labor now before you leave?

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