I am a chef, with senior chef certificate, working experience 12 years, technical secondary school education, and can not speak English, so I can apply for Canadian technology.

Canada is a country with great local rights. It is more difficult to apply for federal immigration than Quebec immigration.

So, I think, for most people, the order of difficulty is Australia > Canada > Quebec.

Note that Quebec is not a remote place. It is very prosperous and is one of the industrial and commercial centers in Canada.

Dude, if you can, introduce yourself. I believe I can give you more practical advice, especially in career. People there don't need a high degree.

At present, the standard of equal pay for skilled immigrants in Quebec is as follows, please refer to:

Education requirements: bachelor's degree, junior college and vocational training are all acceptable. I will explain the details later. The highest score is 29.

4-6 points for two-year majors, 10 for three-year majors,10 for undergraduates, and 13 for masters.

Quebec education 6 points;

Demand major 0- 12 points

2 points for two majors

Age requirement: 20-35 years old plus 18 points.

Work experience: add 1 point every 6 months, add 9 points for maximum 4 years and above, add 0 points for less than 6 months, and add 2 points for 6-1/month;

Language requirements: French 16, generally can get 8- 10.

Everyone can get 6 points in English.

Residence in Quebec: study or work experience in Quebec, plus 1-3 points every three months, with a maximum of 6 points.

Parents, brothers, sisters, grandparents plus 3 points, friends plus 0 points.

Spouse bonus points: up to 18 points.

Spouse education: 3 points for master, 3 points for junior college, 2 points for two years for junior college and 0 point for high school.

Kuisheng Education 1 min

Demand occupation 0-3 points

Two majors 1 minute

Work experience: more than 6 months, 1 min, the highest 1 min.

Age requirements: 18-35 years old 3 minutes, 36-38 years old 1 minute.

Proficiency in French: up to 6 points.

Adaptability: self-quality, immigration motivation and Quebec knowledge, with a maximum score of 8.

Children: 4 points below 12, 2 points above 12.

Economic capacity: 1 min.

Employment security: 5 points in Montreal, 0 points in other regions 10.

Single over 59 points, married over 68 points. By the way, it's easy to choose whether to apply by yourself or with your spouse. Calculate how many points your spouse can give you. If your spouse can add more than 9 points, you can apply together with your spouse. If you apply for less than 9 points, only 9 points will be added. :)

Since there are supplementary questions, I would also like to answer them:

According to man's standards, it is not impossible to immigrate to Australia, but the difficulty is still relatively high. Brothers can only find a way in the list of major and engineering technology in short supply in Australia:

As follows:

Aircraft mechanical maintenance engineer, avionics maintenance engineer, aircraft mechanical maintenance engineer.

Architect, automotive electronic engineer, commercial mechanic

Aviation engineer, agricultural machinery engineer and construction engineer

Chemical engineering engineer, civil engineering engineer, civil engineering technician

Electronic engineer, electrical engineer, engineering technician

Industrial engineer, material engineer and mechanical engineer

Mechanical Engineering Technician Mining Engineer (excluding oil exploration) Marine Construction Engineer

Petroleum engineer, factory production engineer, chief electronic engineer

Chief electrician, visual equipment technician, printing equipment technician

Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technician I Metal Mechanical Electrical Technician

Textile, clothing, footwear mechanic, chief gardener, mechanical service and air conditioning.

Please note that these are all industries with 60 points. It's a bit difficult to make up 60 points for poor English.

So I suggest that if you pursue a high success rate, you'd better follow my buddy's method, that is, go out to work first, or go to school for 2-3 years first.

Then immigrate. The simplest one is what I call Quebec immigrants. In Quebec, as long as you know French, immigration is basically not a problem.

If you don't know English, your immigrants will. Therefore, many people in China pretend that their English is not good. Of course, they pack too much, quack.

French is not difficult! ! Going to Montreal for half a year (which means studying hard), plus some so-called immigration interview counseling and intensive oral training, can basically solve the problem. The funniest thing is that when my brother interviewed, the visa officer thought his French was not that good and didn't refuse directly. Instead, he was asked to go back to school for another 3-6 months, and then send the proof of study to CSQ.

Haha, their desire to promote French is too strong:)

In addition, Quebec immigrants have another feature, that is, they can apply without waiting for graduation. They applied a year before graduation and had an interview right after graduation.

Let's put it this way: If you are about to graduate from college (junior college) and go to Quebec to study French for half a year after graduation, basic immigration can be done in one year. If you are willing to study in Quebec, you can apply for immigration one year before graduation, and basically wait until graduation.

If you want to be faster, don't go to college. Go directly to vocational training for a year or two.

Note that people don't have the concept of advanced universities. What matters is whether it works or not. There is no need for inappropriate majors and academic qualifications in high school.

Suitable majors, such as baker and automobile maintenance, are easier to immigrate than those with high academic qualifications.

In this regard, the government has a list to guide every year.

Please check with a regular intermediary.

Note that there are many swindlers in the intermediary now. Be careful not to touch the black one.

Good luck:)