Employment status of University of Manitoba graduate students in Canada

There are definitely more job opportunities in Manitoba than in other provinces such as Ontario or British Columbia. Why? Toronto, the largest city in Ontario, has the largest population, so competition is high and it is difficult to find a job. Not to mention BC, Vancouver is a place for fun and there are not many job opportunities. So some people, especially those who want to immigrate, will choose to go to sparsely populated places like AB. Manitoba is also a good idea, because it is cold there, has a small population, and has little competition. Of course, it will be relatively easy to find. Work.

You need to know what your goal is? Come to study? Then go to a prestigious school. Want to immigrate? Then Mann may be a good choice. The Immigration Bureau has begun to tighten its requirements for ON and BC provinces, but in some places with small populations, the Immigration Bureau encourages people to go.

Manitoba is definitely a bit more desolate compared to other provinces. It has a small population and naturally there are fewer Chinese people. So it will definitely be very unaccustomed to go there at first. You have to consider which place is suitable. You, if your goal is to come here to learn more or something, or if you like big cities, then Manitoba is definitely not an option.

As for the employment situation of graduate students? Are you looking for a job in Manitoba? Or go somewhere else? As I said before, competition will definitely be fierce in places with a large number of people. Companies here, like those in China, value your experience more. If you are not a particularly capable person and have no experience, generally no company will want you. At first you may want to do some volunteer work to gain experience or do an internship. Many of my classmates have been looking for jobs for several months, or even half a year, but in the end they still have to work as an agency. By the way I'm in Toronto and it's very competitive here.

Having said so much, you now know the general situation. If you have strong abilities and a lot of experience, then there will be no problem finding a job naturally. The salary won't be too low either. In Ontario, for example, the minimum wage is $10.25 an hour. But the tax is very high, 13, second only to Quebec. I don't know about Manitoba, but it will definitely be lower.

Actually, I don’t know much about Manitoba, because this province is somewhat unpopular. If you want to immigrate, I suggest you go to Alberta, a rich province rich in oil, with a small population, a cold climate, and a low tax of only 5. There are also many job opportunities, and there are also many famous schools, such as the University of Alberta and the University of Calgary (not recognized in China), which are relatively good schools. Edmonton is also home to the largest mall in North America.

Generally speaking, Canada's economy is actually on a downward path. The news a few days ago said that except for some provinces in central China that saw some growth, other provinces were all declining. I don’t know what the future will be like, so I hope the poster will make a careful decision on what to do, because different provinces have different policies. Choosing a province means choosing a path, and it’s not easy to change.

By the way, one more thing. I don’t know how many years of work permit are granted to Manitoba graduates? Generally speaking, they are granted a work permit for several years after studying for several years, up to three years. If you are only studying as a graduate student for one year, your work permit will only be for one year. This is why many people who have graduated from universities in China still come here to study in college for another two years, because they can get a three-year work permit.

Also, finding a job has a lot to do with your major. Canada is relatively short of technical employees. For example, construction workers, electricians, and other engineering majors are very popular. If you are studying something like business or something, it will be more difficult.

That’s all I can think of for the time being. The original poster made it all by hand. There is absolutely no plagiarism. I hope you will adopt it. If you don't understand anything, you can ask me again.