The lower mainland just seems full of drivers and people who will work for next to nothing. Im thinking now to head north or to Alberta
Looking for job in Alberta
Discussion in 'Canadian Truckers Forum' started by Stefan, Mar 5, 2011.
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That's maybe a bit too optimistic, from my point of view. I know that it is far easier to find a job when you are already in Canada, but believe me, trying to get a job from some foreign country...you wouldn't believe the replies i got from the companies
I appreciate all the help I get here and some of the things are very useful to know. Anyways, I wanted to thank you all for your interest on this topic in the first place, and for all the help that I get!
Oh and by the way, I don't have anyone translating for me, I have Cambridge University degree on English and I actually got a bit rusty, but will do my best to improve. And I hope not to get the job just because my English is good but because of my driving skills.canuck in da truck and Iron Flyer Thank this. -
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I am applying from Serbia
I started looking for the job in late January. Here is a sample of my applications on a job site. View attachment Applications.txt plus all the companies that I've contacted by mail.
Hehe nice suggestion, and I did take that into consideration, BUT I need a tourist(visit) visa(some countries don't need it, Serbia does) and that costs money, than you have the regular work permit that's also very expensive, and two return airplane tickets to Calgary for example(one costs approximately 1400CAD) and when you add all up.... Well. if I had that kind of money I wouldn't be looking for a job in Canada
(average monthly wage here is 430CAD. yea, average)
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