What occupations do skilled immigrants in China generally choose?

Many people in China will choose to work abroad. So what jobs are suitable for skilled immigrants in China? This is a question that many people who go abroad are interested in. Let's take a look at it with the overseas immigration network! The following is the relevant information I have compiled. Welcome to reading.

What occupations are suitable for skilled immigrants in China?

1. Computer professionals

Computer and communication industries are the economic growth points in the world today. At present, there is a shortage of computer talents in Canada, including system analysts, programmers and software engineers, and the most urgent need is system analysts. If you are not a computer major, you can study for a master's degree or short-term computer training after going to Canada.

2. Engineer

Because domestic professional qualification certificates are not necessarily recognized in Canada, those who used to be engineers in China must take the Canadian engineer qualification examination, and the relevant certificates obtained in China can be sent to the Provincial Engineers Association for future reference. If you pass the exam, you can work as a professional engineer in Canada; If you fail, you can take some further studies and exams to get a qualification certificate.

3. Sales staff and secretaries

Most people engaged in this kind of work in foreign companies in China have good English and professional skills such as sales promotion and typing, which are very popular with Canadian companies that want to open up the China market. Local enterprises in Canada also have great demand in these areas. Therefore, with sales and secretarial experience, people with good English are more likely to find jobs.

When applying for a job, you should prepare an English cover letter and resume, indicating your name, address, telephone number, education background, work resume, etc. You can seek the help of professional immigration consulting companies or immigration aid agencies. Job seekers also need to prepare graduation diplomas, professional qualification certificates and work certificates. Canadian companies attach great importance to the resumes of job seekers. These materials can also be sent to the company you are applying for. If they consider your request, they will arrange an interview. Be sure to attend the interview on time and maintain a good mental state. Dress should also be as formal as possible to leave a good first impression on employers. Before the interview, you should know as much as possible about the background and operation of the company, imagine the possible conversation content, and prepare enough conversation materials so as to answer questions from the employer. Generally, you need to make an appointment to find a job, and you must not make a surprise visit.

Canada has a vast territory, but most cities with livable temperatures are concentrated in places bordering the United States. There are more employment opportunities in these places, and the American labor market is also open to Canadian citizens. Some professionals from China, mainly computer workers, engineers and other skilled immigrants moved to Canada, and many people chose to work in the United States. Because permanent residents must live in Canada for 65,438+083 days every 65,438+02 consecutive months in order to maintain their identity, permanent residents generally work in American companies or factories on the US-Canada border and drive back to Canada to live at night. Once you get Canadian citizenship, you will be more free to work and live in the United States.

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Newcomers to Canada should not rush for success. They can work in the first few months. On the one hand, they can adapt to social life in Canada more effectively, on the other hand, they can narrow the language gap. Most part-time jobs are mainly labor, and their monthly income is between 1000-2000 Canadian dollars.

Among them, the occupations that men often choose are:

1. Gas station oilers generally require three shifts;

2. The clerk or cashier in the supermarket requires a certain level of English;

3. Dishwashers, food delivery workers and delivery workers in restaurants generally require the delivery workers to have cars. Fortunately, 1000-2000 can buy used cars, which will not be an obstacle;

4. Unskilled or low-skilled workers in factories;

In addition, there are newspaper couriers and salesmen.

Women usually choose:

1. The lady who ordered in the restaurant and the lady who served the cart in the restaurant. Since more than 80% restaurants are run by Hong Kong people, it is easier to find such a job with a little knowledge of Cantonese. Its salary is between 1500-2000 Canadian dollars;

2. If your English level is limited, you can work as a female worker in a clothing factory with an hourly salary of 7-8 Canadian dollars;

3. Good English, you can apply for a supermarket cashier with a monthly salary of about 2,000 Canadian dollars.