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What jobs and industries have great opportunities to go abroad?

The following are the latest 38 professional names that Canada urgently needs.

Finance Manager (Finance Manager)

Computer and Information Systems Manager (Computer and Information Systems Manager)

ManagersinHealthCare); Industry;

Restaurant and food service manager;

Accommodation service manager;

Construction manager;

Financial audit and accountant;

Geologists, geochemists and geophysicists;

Mining engineer;

Geological engineer;

Petroleum engineer;

Specialist;

General practitioners and family doctors;

Auditory therapists and speech therapists;

Occupational therapist;

Physiotherapist;

Head nurses and supervisors); ;

Registered nurse;

Medical radiation technician

Nurse (practical nurse)

prof.

Teachers in colleges and other vocational schools

Chef. Chef

Chef cooks.

Contractors and supervisors in pipeline installation and maintenance industry and pipeline installation industry

Contractors and supervisors in woodworking industry

Contractors and supervisors of heavy construction equipment industry, heavy construction equipment personnel

Electrician (except industrial and power systems) (except industrial and power systems)

Industrial electrician

plumber

Steam pipe installer, pipe installer and sprinkler system installer.

Welders and related machinery operators Welders and related machinery operators

Heavy equipment mechanic heavy equipment mechanic

Crane operator

Drillers and Blasters-Open-pit mining, quarrying and construction in the open-pit mining, quarrying and construction industries.

Supervisors of mines and quarries, mining and quarrying

Head of oil and gas drilling and service

Head of petroleum, natural gas and chemical processing industries and utilities.

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MODL, Australia's latest list of jobs in short supply in 2008.

Australia's latest list of occupations in short supply for skilled immigrants in May 2008, "Jobs in short supply for Australian immigrants (2008)"; & gt

The following table lists the latest list of jobs in short supply in Australia released on May 7, 2008/KLOC-0. The last update was on July 30th, 2007. In July 2007, the occupation in short supply in Australia was the immigrant occupation (MODL).

Immigrant shortage occupation (MODL)

Manager and Administrator Codes

Child care coordinator 1295- 1 1

Project manager1221-11

Professional code

Accounting 2211-11

Anesthesiologist 23 12- 1 1

Architect (2121-1)

Chemical Engineer (2 129- 17)

Civil engr 2 124- 1 1

Computer professionals -cissp 223 1-79 major

C++/C/C# Programmer (major in computing-specializing in C++/C #/C) 223 1-79

Computing Specialist-Data Warehouse Major (223 1-79)

Java programmer (computer major-specializing in Java) 223 1-79

J2EE Major -J2EE Major (223 1-79)

Linux professional edition -linus 223 1-79

. Network engineer (computer major-. Net technology) 223 1-79.

Computer Major-Specializing in Network Security/Firewall/Internet Security 223 1-79

Oracle Bone Inscriptions Expert (Computing Expert-Oracle Bone Inscriptions Major) 223 1-79.

Peoplesoft (computing major-specializing in PeopleSoft) 223 1-79

SAP (computing professional-specializing in SAP) 223 1-79

SIEBEL Engineer (Computing Expert -SIEBEL Major)

(especially Siebel Analytic) 223 1-79

Solaris OS Administrator (Computing Professional -Solaris) 223 1-79

Unix administrator (computing professional -UNIX) 223 1-79

Dentist 238 1- 13

Dentist 238 1- 1 1

Dermatologist 23 12- 13

Electrical Engineer (2 125- 1 1)

Electronic Engineer (2 125- 13)

Emergency medical expert 23 12- 15

External Auditor 22 12- 1 1

General practitioner 2311-11.

Hospital pharmacist (2382- 1 1)

Mechanical Engineer (2 126- 1 1)

Medical diagnostic radiographer 239 1- 1 1

Mining Engineer (excluding oil) 2 127- 1 1

Obstetricians and Gynecologists 23 12- 17

Occupational Therapist (2383- 1 1)

Ophthalmologist 23 12- 19

Optometrist 2384- 1 1

Pediatrician 23 12-2 1

Pathologist) 23 12-23-23)

Petroleum Engineer (2 127- 13)

Physiotherapist 2385- 1 1

Podiatrist 2388- 1 1

Psychologist) 23 12-27-27)

Quantity Surveyor 2 122- 1 1

Radiologist 23 12-29

Registered mental health nurse 2325- 1 1.

Registered midwife 2324- 1 1

Registered nurse 2323- 1 1

Retail Pharmacist) 2382- 15+05)

Specialist (other unclassified) 23 12-79

Professional physician (23 12-25)

Speech psychologist 2386- 1 1

Sono illustrator 239 1- 17

Surgeon (23 12-3 1)

Surveyor (2 123- 13)

Associate professional code

Chef (excluding assistant chef) 3322- 1 1 (part)

Dentist 3492- 15

Trader code

Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (Avionics) 4 1 14- 15

Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (Mechanical) +0 14- 1 1

Automotive electrician (42 12- 1 1)

Baker 45 12- 1 1

Binder and page binder 49 13- 1 1

Ship Construction and Repair 498 1- 13

Bricklayer 44 14- 1 1

Furniture manufacturer 4922- 1 1

Carpenter 44 1 1- 13

Carpenters and joiners 4411-11

Cook 45 13- 1 1

Drain 443 1- 15

Power line traders 43 13- 1 1

Electrician (special grade) 43 1 1- 13

Electronic equipment trader 43 15- 1 1

Gypsum plasterer 44 12- 1 1

Fitter 4112-11

Floor decoration 4423- 1 1

Furniture ornament 4929- 13

Furniture decorator 4942- 1 1

Gas assembler 443 1- 13

General electrician (4311-11)

Ordinary plumber 443 1- 1 1

Barber 493 1- 1 1

Joinery 44 1 1- 15

Landscape gardener 4623- 13

Elevator mechanic 43 1 1- 15

Locksmith 4 1 15- 15

Mechanical service and air-conditioning plumber (443 1- 19)

Metal manufacturer (boiler manufacturer) 4 122- 165438+

Metal Mechanic (Grade I) 4 1 12- 13

Auto mechanic 4211-11

Optical machinery 4999- 1 1

Painters and decorators 442 1- 1 1

Panel beater 42 13- 1 1

Pastry chef 45 12- 13

Pressure welder 4 122- 13

Refrigeration and air conditioning machinery (43 12- 1 1)

Roof plumber 443 1- 17

Roof slate tile and bricklayer 44 13- 1 1

Solid Plaster workers 44 15- 1 1

Sheet Metal Workman (Grade I) 4 124- 1 1

Masonry 44 16- 13

Tool manufacturer 4113-11

Tree surgeon 4623- 15

Body manufacturer 42 15- 1 1

Vehicle painter 42 14- 1 1

Wall and floor tiles 44 16- 1 1

Welder (Grade I) 4 122- 15

According to the long-term shortage industries announced by the New Zealand Immigration Bureau in July 2008:

1, food technician * 2, kindergarten teacher 3, middle school teacher 4, university lecturer 5, veterinarian 6, social worker 7, various engineers 8, communication (telecommunication) engineer 9, environmental researcher 10, auditor 1 1, civil engineering technician/kloc- Power Engineering Technician/KOOC-0/6, Surveyor/KOOC-0/7, Radiologist 26, Nephrologist 27, Palliative (Palliative) Therapist 28, General Practitioner (Rural) 29, Obstetrician-Gynecologist 30, Anesthesiologist 3/KOOC-0/,Audiologist 32, Nutritionist 33, Medical Examiner (Dr. Nurses (including head nurses) 38, occupational physiotherapists 39, pharmacists 40, physical physiotherapists 4 1, clinical psychologists 42, educational psychologists 43, ultrasound examiners 44, speech therapists 45, orthopedic surgeons 46, electricians 47, car electricians 48, heavy diesel car mechanics 49, car mechanics 50 and car air-conditioning technicians 565438. Turner 52, assembly welder 53, cabinet maker 54, shipbuilding repairman 55, carpenter, joiner 56, plumber 57, electrician 58, automobile inspector (machinery, circuit, collision) 59, air conditioner and refrigerator mechanic 60, farmer 6 1, vegetable grower (crop production/agricultural manager) 62, fruit or fruit. Computer information and communication technician 64, computer information and communication customer technical support personnel 65, computer organization and method (program) analyst 66, computer information and communication technology project manager 67, multimedia designer (film animator) 68, electronic engineer 69, management and project manager (electronic aspect) 70, electronic engineering technician 7 1, chef.