Which automobile industry in Canada, the United States or Australia has greater employment development potential?

Those two people upstairs are right. They speak from the perspective of professional immigrants. I want to speak as a student.

I studied in Melbourne for a while and know Australia well. Many people in my family often go to America, but they may not have two majors upstairs. I hope I can give some advice.

First, immigration, Australia's immigration is becoming more and more strict. After 10, the new ruling party implemented a new immigration policy, which is a "dead word". Moreover, although your major is immigration, after graduation, you need to take 4 IELTS tests with 7. I don't know about other countries, but don't believe that there are "shortcuts" in Australia. It's impossible! ! Avoid friends! ! I have a friend who has graduated now, just like a car modification graduate. He has just passed four 6.5 exams and is continuing to work hard.

Canada does not dare to talk nonsense, and hopes that the landlord will do more research on his own, but personally, he still knows that there are investment immigrants.

There are many kinds of immigrants in the United States, but the region is not very good. Moreover, my family is going to move the company back to the mainland ... People are also going to come back, just keeping their property, going to middle school with my nephew and looking after the house ... (I won't say much about the immigration problem yourself, just reminding you that since you have to leave, don't be afraid to spend time, and the immigration information is reliable from the website of the embassy (the country concerned))

! ! ! ! ! Focus, cars ~

Whether it is Canada, the United States or Australia, there is one behind the scenes in these three countries-""America! . Because of Canadian companies, Australian companies have long been acquired by American GM (for many years, Ford's factory in Australia is next to Geelong in Melbourne). GM is the most popular brand opened by Australian natives, not to mention Chevrolet in Canada, which is a patchwork of the United States, Japan and themselves. However, no matter which country's cars are in these three countries, their car R&D and market development are centered on the United States, and the gold content of American education is really high. Just mentioned that their core companies are American GM and Ford, and their R&D center is American. Where to study automobile related majors, I believe you have the answer? In addition, as for immigration, as you know, it is said upstairs that the United States is relatively easy and Australia is the most difficult. (On the other hand, if you really want to learn technology, Europe, Britain and Germany suffer hardships but learn real skills. I wonder if you will consider it. )

~ ~ ~ ~ Market prospect, buddy, believe it or not, I'll tell you what you want. The market, the future and the future car paradise are all our motherland, China. Both the international bank and the IMF have said that China will be super beautiful in 10- 15 years. You have seen today's American news, haven't you? I won't talk about it. As for the market, the future China market is the "Jiangsu and Zhejiang generation" of major automobile manufacturers, and it is really a big cake. Whoever wins the China market will win the world. China itself will continue to acquire a large number of automobile manufacturers (such as Volvo) and will continue to improve its knowledge and level. Maybe the process is difficult, but the future is bright. For example, the rising sun may not be as beautiful as those sunsets, but what happened later? ..... I am not a government lobbyist, nor am I defending anyone. I was just telling the truth. Maybe you are still young and looking at many unsatisfactory places in China, but when you really come out and stay for a while, you will experience some things, even difficulties. As long as you don't spend endless money drinking every day for four years (in that case, the whole world is the same to you, and there is no difference, and all fans are similar) to observe the local society, you will find foreign countries.

Based on the above conditions, studying abroad (preferably in the United States, 1 PS ~ Now the price in the United States is very low, and the cost in Australia is the highest, which is comparable to that in Britain, and Canada doesn't know much about it). After reading, you can get permanent residency without changing your nationality, so you can keep people on both sides and compare which one is more suitable for you. Don't make a decision until your outlook on life, values and politics give you a result.