What are the proofs that emigrating to Canada can help you find a job? Or what internationally certified certificates can Canadian immigrants consider taking?

There are some irrelevant answers upstairs.

According to your situation,

In fact, there is no requirement for skilled immigrants in Canada to study major, as long as your existing work experience at the time of application is related to the work you will do after going to Canada. It is estimated that your major will have several months of internship. If it is better to practice abroad, these can be counted as your work experience. If you have enough work experience for one year, you are eligible to apply for skilled immigrants in Canada. Immigration Canada does not prefer your bachelor's degree, but diplomas such as junior college or vocational school are more recognized, as are local schools in Canada. A bachelor's degree is often not as good as a vocational certificate to find a job.

As for the certificate, generally only your undergraduate and postgraduate diplomas are recognized, but if the school is not good or something, they may not recognize it.

Certificates must be recognized by North American or international leaders, such as North American actuary qualification certificate, North American financial planner qualification certificate and North American accounting qualification certificate ~

Everything that China checked was basically not recognized ~

If you go to Canada, you can consider CGA, a Canadian certified public accountant, but it seems that social students have to pay more than 6000 examination fees for each subject, which is very expensive. General practitioners can only get the ACCA certificate if they pass CGA and then take the ACCA tax law. The two are now mutually recognized.

Note: Actually, it doesn't matter whether you graduate or not when you are employed abroad.

Some companies also tend to choose college graduates.

Because it is very professional.

Because it is a junior college, the diplomas are all junior college.

In fact, if you want to study in a university, I think it is better to study at George Brown University.

Because everything in downtown is more convenient, and schools are better than seneca.

You can choose seneca, which is far away.

You can check it.

I hope what I said is helpful to you.

Supplement: The Actuarial Society of North America is an international actuarial education and research institution, and it is a member academic group. Founded in 1949, headquartered in Schoenberg, Illinois, USA. China introduced the North American Actuary Examination in 1987. Actuaries in North America are the most influential actuaries in the world at present.

There are 9 qualification examination subjects of the Actuarial Association of North America, and the examination time ranges from 3 to 4 hours to 6 hours. The minimum examination subjects for taking the qualification examination also need $65,438+000, totaling about $3,000. The exam is held twice a year, in May and 165438+ 10 respectively. Only people with bachelor degree or above can apply for the exam, and college students can also apply for the exam. China has set up eight test sites in Tianjin, Changsha, Shanghai, Beijing, Guangzhou, Hefei, Xi and Shenzhen. Lingnan College of Sun Yat-sen University is the only test center in Guangzhou.

Examination content and examination system of actuaries in North America

The actuary examination system in North America is divided into two stages: the first stage is Quasi-actuary (ASA). At present, the examination requirement for quasi-actuaries is 300 credits. Except 100 series 1 1 courses (compound interest mathematics, actuarial mathematics, etc. ), 200 series of four courses (economic security plan, actuarial practice, etc. ) must pass. Each course ranges from 10 to 30 credits.

Students will become ASA after receiving 300 credits, and then they can continue to study FSA courses. ASAl00 series 1 1 courses are all in the form of English papers and multiple-choice questions, and the examination time ranges from 1 to 4 hours respectively. Series 200 is written in English. Whether a candidate has passed the examination of a certain course or not, and the scores obtained are determined after all the papers of the course have passed and are arranged in the order of results.

The second stage is actuary (FSA). Candidates can take the FSA course examination only after obtaining the qualification certificate of quasi-actuary. At present, the actuary examination courses are divided into five directions: finance, group and health insurance, personal life insurance and health insurance, pension and investment, and each direction is divided into several courses, with credits ranging from 10 to 30. To obtain FSA qualification, you must pass all the course examinations in the above direction, and then choose other courses in the above direction, so that the credit will reach 150, that is, the total credit will reach 450 points. When all the courses of FSA elements are passed, candidates will also attend the last course: Formal Actuary Qualification Course (FAC), which focuses on professional ethics and cases for two and a half days. Generally, as long as you attend from beginning to end, you will get the FSA certificate at the end of the meal.

The test sites of the North American Association of Actuaries are distributed in various countries and regions around the world. The exam is held twice a year, in May and June, 165438+ 10. The examination time is determined by the North American Association of Actuaries, which is unified all over the world, and the examination paper is provided by the North American Association of Actuaries.

Registration and examination places: Nankai University, Hunan University of Finance and Economics, Fudan University, China Renmin University, Sun Yat-sen University, China University of Science and Technology, Shaanxi University of Finance and Economics and Ping An Company.

North American actuarial society examination course

Quasi-actuarial examination:

100 series courses: 100 calculus and linear algebra,10 probability theory and mathematical statistics, 120 applied statistics, 130 operational research, 135 numerical analysis,

Series of 200 courses: 200 Introduction to Economic Security Plan, 2 10 Introduction to Actuarial Practice, 220 Introduction to Asset Management and Corporate Finance, and 230 Principles of Asset-Liability Management.

The examination course for positive actuaries is divided into five directions:

Finance includes subjects: financial management, corporate finance and so on.

Group and health insurance includes subjects: design and sales of group and individual health insurance, etc.

Individual life and annuity insurance includes subjects: actuarial investigation of individual life and annuity insurance, life insurance law and taxation.

Pensions include subjects: principles of pension valuation I, retirement plan design, etc.

Investments include subjects such as advanced portfolio management.