Immigrants Sharing: How is the life of immigrants in Canada?

The life of Canadian immigrants is very different from that of China, and the safety of Canadian immigrants' life has been further improved. Among them, lifelong job hunting is the foundation of life, so for new immigrants, our job hunting needs to understand the development trend of the market.

A few days ago, I went to a place in Canada on business and visited a friend who had not seen me for many years and immigrated to Canada the year before last. It is a great pleasure to meet old friends. Naturally, I was treated to a meal at home and invited several other friends by the way. After three glasses of wine, everyone began to talk, saying that the new immigrants coming to Canada were really miserable.

My friend's beautiful wife sighed with emotion: It is better to marry a domestic chef or a Canadian construction site worker than to marry you knowledgeable masters and doctors. What do you mean when I ask? She said, I don't compare with you, which is detrimental to your self-esteem. Let's start with two girlfriends I know.

Two girlfriends she knew, one of whom was very capable, married a doctor. After emigrating to Canada, Mr. Wang delivered takeout, received express delivery, engaged in pyramid schemes and worked as a coolie in a printing factory. He has done almost all kinds of jobs and failed to find a suitable job. So far, he condescends to work in a lighting factory, doing almost the same job as ordinary workers, earning two thousand yuan a month.

Another girlfriend, with little skill and high education, did not forget her old love after living in an inconvenient capacity in Canada, and married her boyfriend who worked as a cook in China. Now, Mr. Wang comes to Canada and works as a chef in a restaurant. He works hard and works part-time in another large food store in the morning and after work. His monthly income is almost 5,000 Canadian dollars, which is almost the same as the low income in China. It is like opening his own bank and going to heaven.

According to the survey of Canadian immigrant life, it is said that Canadian construction workers earn five or six thousand yuan a month. Although this job is hard to find in China, I have no experience and skills. How many excellent technicians can immigrate to Canada from domestic construction sites? You may not be able to come here. It's said that some architects from China immigrated to Canada, and they came to work as designers and get the salaries of sketch artists. Designers cross their legs and sign your design drawings, earning a lot of money every month. This reminds me of a big American company. A little girl who just graduated a few years ago, manages source code, and her salary is even higher than that of a programmer in China.

Many people are afraid that the word "upside down" is still fresh in their memory. Chinese who settled overseas in their early years and young people who have just studied abroad may not know the true background and meaning of this word. In the 1980s and early 1990s in China, that is, in the early days of reform and opening up, the income of intellectuals engaged in mental work was far lower than that of manual workers. At that time, a popular jingle: missiles are not as good as selling tea eggs, and scalpels are not as good as shaving knives, which is the interpretation and portrayal of this situation.

Maybe it's a little weird. China's "brain inversion" phenomenon has been verified by the new Chinese immigrants in the developed capitalist countries. We can also say a few more jingles: university teachers are not as good as waiters who do foot massage in Vancouver, and researchers in Shanghai's scientific research department are not as good as aunts who work in Toronto's bakery ... For many China immigrants in Canada, the language is not very fluent, their academic qualifications are not certified, and the employment situation has been very grim, just as some new immigrant friends said.

Many new immigrants, full of longing for a better life, set foot on the land of North America, where the air is fresh, the sky is blue, the grass is green and the streams are clear; Everywhere, singing and dancing, beautiful environment, birds and flowers, people relaxed and happy. However, all this can't be eaten, can it? It won't be long before you find that finding a job has hit a wall everywhere, making business difficult and making no money. In addition, there are conflicts between different cultures, invisible racial discrimination, hard work, hard life and lack of affection and friendship.

This paper introduces the fun of Canadian immigrant life, and experts abroad hope that you can have a new understanding of Canadian immigrant life and have a deeper understanding of life interest. I hope you can read the above articles carefully and keep thinking about studying abroad.

What do you know about the cost of studying abroad for graduate students in Canada? Different schools and majors have different standards for studying abroad in Canada, but basically the master's tuition fee is usually between 10000-25000 Canadian dollars per year. Generally, the research-oriented master's degree is cheaper, and the hope of applying for tuition waiver is greater. Excellent students also have the opportunity to get a certain scholarship as a living allowance. Teaching-oriented masters generally have to pay their own tuition and living expenses. Specific fees and scholarship information are listed in detail on the websites of various schools.

In terms of living expenses, there are great differences among provinces, such as the prices in Ontario and Quebec. For the average mainland student, the rent is between 300 and 800 Canadian dollars, and the living expenses excluding rent are generally between 500- 1500 Canadian dollars. General schools will provide a certain number of dormitories. Due to the limited number, successful students need to apply in advance. The advantage of arranging accommodation in the school is that it is relatively safe, and it can communicate with freshmen in the same school, which is helpful for students to integrate into the new campus life as soon as possible; The disadvantage is that the cost is high, and it takes some energy to deal with the possible cultural conflicts of students from different countries.