Good time to study in Canada and Vancouver.

Colorful spring flowers will gradually fascinate people's eyes, and shallow spring grass can barely cover the horseshoe. ? The humid sea breeze blows through Vancouver, where flowers are blooming. It is the best season of early summer, and the blue sea and blue sky set off youthful faces full of vitality. At this time of the year, countless students wear solemn bachelor uniforms, from the magnificent auditorium of Wellington Church, the Chen Center of UBC, to the square next to SFU WAC Bennett Library, and receive their diplomas from the principal. From that moment on, the elegance of youth came to an end here. What awaits them in the future will be a long journey, and their life journey may have taken a different direction from this moment on. Carry forward the past and open a new chapter in life

Success always belongs to those who are prepared. Nowadays, when studying abroad is younger and more complicated, the students who go abroad have long been confused. However, those students who have achieved success at home are outstanding among their peers. For them, the past cold window years have ensured their bright future. Among them, graduates who study abroad with professional uniqueness and specific application value seem to be more favored by the job market.

Anita is one of them. She is studying for a master's degree in pharmacy at UBC University. Although the academic strength of UBC university's professional research is not as good as that of Ivy League universities in the United States, it is absolutely unique on the west coast. Anita graduated with honors from the National Pharmaceutical University of 2 1 1. When applying for a school, she was lucky enough to be selected by UBC's Bole tutor and came to Vancouver with a full scholarship. At present, he is engaged in the research work of diabetes in a hospital in this city. Although she will graduate in two or three months, as the tutor of the director of the project department of the hospital, she can be sure that she can successfully join the current professional research group for full-time formal work after graduation, with favorable treatment. Applying for immigration status naturally is not a problem.

? The night gave me black eyes, but I used them to look for light. ? Brown, who graduated from BCIT majoring in medical equipment maintenance, experienced a low tide in finding a job in the months after graduation. On average, he only receives an interview call every month or two. After a hard career, he had to be a tutor while waiting for the opportunity. Those days were hard for him. But he didn't give up. Finally, after half a year, he found a professional job in the hospital through repeated interviews. Stable salary and generous welfare finally let him find the direction of life. Now he is married to his girlfriend and lives a happy life.

Therefore, foreign students who come to Vancouver are highly specialized, especially in high-end professional research or practical technical fields. As long as they study hard and keep looking for opportunities, they can still make progress. Among the international students, they are the best among their peers. Therefore, God's care is the best reward for their efforts. Inner struggle, identity is more important than future? Many international students in China find it much more difficult to find jobs than Andia, who has had a smooth journey, and Brown, who has gone through hardships. Because of the limitation of China's traditional ideas, students who come to study abroad only study a few majors, such as computer, accounting, business and MBA. They think they can have a decent white-collar job after graduation. Although it seems that there are many employment opportunities in Canada, the content of the study is not very practical, and the local high-tech industry and financial industry in Vancouver are not particularly developed. These? Famous school? Graduates need to make more efforts to find jobs.

Comprehensive analysis, there are three main reasons:

First, the identity problem seems to be the biggest obstacle for international students to find jobs after graduation. They are at a disadvantage in the competition with the locals. It's not that employers don't recognize students' own abilities, but that these international students who have applied for work visas are full of too many uncertainties in their future development. Generally speaking, it takes a year or two for a new employee to become a valuable employee who is familiar with the company's business links. These international students usually hold work visas for one to three years, and the procedures for renewing work visas in Vancouver are very complicated. Employers are unwilling to train international students and hire them, because many people leave the company as soon as their immigration status is completed, which is not conducive to the development of the company in the long run.

Second: insufficient self-preparation, which is also a common phenomenon among many international students in Vancouver. In addition to studying in class, universities here pay more attention to the accumulation of students' practical work experience and practical ability. Many white students who grew up locally went out to work in high school, and all kinds of jobs made them easily face the complicated work project environment. This is the shortcoming of China students. Many foreign students only know how to study hard and pursue all-round A or A+, which leads them to ignore the opportunity of Co-op, so they have no social work experience except the academic achievements on their resumes. In fact, the school also arranges Co-op, but many students despise the basic sales work, which leads to low eyes and high hands. Many students returned to China to find a company to complete relevant reports during their internship, so they also missed the best opportunity to gain experience based on local conditions. By the time I graduated, I had no advantage over my competitors.

Third: lack of self-confidence when looking for a job. There are also various objective factors. First, many foreign students mainly play with friends in China in their spare time, so their first choice after graduation is to find a China company, so their choices are limited. Secondly, some large local companies can't accept the applications of foreign students for some reasons, such as some large financial institutions, and even part-time jobs choose locals first.

To sum up, many foreign students choose different professional jobs in order to obtain identity and apply for immigration. Is identity really more important than the future? Many people spend their time in a company that they don't like and can't give full play to their professional knowledge, but can help them apply for immigration. Maybe when they get through a few years and reach their identity, they will find that the most critical years for their career development have been delayed. However, is this choice really their fault?

All roads lead to the same goal, and turning around without hesitation is more exciting?

If some international students are lucky enough to find professional counterparts to handle immigration work, then more international students will not be so lucky after graduation. With the lowering of the threshold for studying in Canada, a large number of international students poured into Vancouver, the pearl of the west coast, this year. The uneven level of international students also makes it difficult for them to choose after graduation.

Among the young people who come to Vancouver to study, there are many children with superior family conditions. They don't seem to be worried about the difficulties they will encounter in finding a job. Maybe the process of studying abroad is more like? Study tour? . Their going abroad is just a process of broadening their horizons and increasing their experience. Maybe taking only two or three classes a semester will make them less worried. Maybe flying all over North America every holiday and putting photos on Facebook is the fun of life. Many people decide to return to their own companies long before graduation? Take over? Take care of your family business. After graduation every year, almost brand-new luxury cars and electronic digital products sold on many second-hand websites seem to witness their visit.

However, it may not be easy for those children who come from ordinary families to study abroad. Nowadays, in the fast-developing China, it is no longer unusual for returnees who graduated from prestigious schools. In Shanghai, there are countless first-tier cities like Beijing. Many international students who are determined to go back to development, with seemingly glamorous diplomas from famous universities in their hands, find that they actually have the same starting line, the same opportunities and the same salary as domestic graduates when looking for jobs. I wonder what it will be like for their parents to spend huge economic costs to study abroad.

Go back or stay? Every graduation season, many international students are entangled in this issue. At one time, some graduate students tried to find a job here for a long time, but after all, because of their high academic qualifications and lack of experience, they could not get the opportunities they wanted and could not stand the loneliness of one person, and returned to their hometown to start a new life.

Suspicious, no way back, there is another village.

Compared with the conventional way for most international students to study and work here after graduation, some people have their own ideas and have led a wonderful life. Si Tong, a 27-year-old international student, resigned from her original job despite the opposition of her family and friends after she was granted immigration status. He started from scratch as an apprentice in a sushi restaurant. After years of experience, he has been able to independently make sushi with different flavors. Happy at work, he finally found his own pleasure. His future goal is to open his own sushi restaurant. In fact, as long as people have their own goals and ideals, it is not the only way to realize their social values in Canada. The ancients said: 360 lines, each line is the champion.

On the other hand, Mark took a different road. After graduating from SFU, he went to BCIT to study the professional certificate course of geographic information. In the absence of employment opportunities in Vancouver, he went to Alberta alone and found a satisfactory job there. This is also a good example for China students who graduated this year: go to places where there are opportunities for development. The road is at your own feet, and you don't have to be limited to your major and the city where you have lived for many years. Maybe you can find more suitable development opportunities when you go to other provinces when you are young.

Never-ending dream

? Looking for hope in despair, life will eventually be brilliant. ? Godfather of studying abroad? The motto of New Oriental School has inspired countless students, and since then, it has set off a wave of studying abroad for twenty years. Countless young students set foot on a foreign land with colorful dreams, chasing dreams and taking root. They struggle, they work hard, whether they leave the confusion or bravely stay and work hard, we will respect these young people who struggle for their dreams. Vancouver, on the other hand, is becoming the epitome of the struggle of countless students.

All the stories are buried in this foreign land, waiting for the next international student to continue and become an endless dream?