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Monday, February 29, 2016

If you are planning to study in Canada, be very sure to read this first.

If you are planning to Study in Canada with the end in view of applying for permanent residence, you need to be very careful.

 Studying in Canada is not a guarantee that you will be get a permanent resident status. Read more from Gateway to Canada.

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May the Force be with You!

Friday, December 18, 2015

May the Force be with You!



Do you really want to live and work in Canada? You need to decide. Do or Do Not. There is No Try.

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Morden In-Demand Occupations - Morden Immigration

Friday, December 11, 2015

If you are planning to immigrate to Canada and you have experience in any of the following in-demand occupations in Morden Manitoba, you have a great chance under Morden Immigration Program - the Morden Community Driven Immigration Initiative:


Morden In-Demand Occupations - Morden Immigration
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  • Manufacturing Worker (entry level)
  • Cabinet Makers
  • Factory Sewing Machine Operators
  • Heavy Vehicle Mechanic
For more information, read Morden Immigration.

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Canada's Express Entry System is Now Open!

Tuesday, January 6, 2015

If you are one of those planning to immigrate to Canada, you may be interested to know that Express Entry System is now open.

Canada's Express Entry System is Now Open


The Government of Canada believes it will be a better management system that will dramatically address the immigration problems and that it will be beneficial both to Employers and Prospective Immigrants.

Proactive Immigration Advisers will be conducting series of information seminars about this.  If you are interested, check their seminar schedules.

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Study in Canada Fair 2014 - Free Admission

Monday, September 29, 2014

I was browsing the net when I came across article that led me to know about the upcoming Study in Canada Fair 2014.

For those of you interested in studying in Canada, here's an event that can be the key in achieving your dream in studying, and ultimately, work & live in Canada.



The fair will be held on October 4, 2014 at the Fairmont Hotel in Makati City from 10 am to 6 pm.

Admission is free and you can register online. Just go to www.studyincanada.eventbrite.com.

The best part is that it is endorsed through the official Facebook page of the Embassy of Canada in the Philippines.

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5 High-Paying US Jobs With Projected Growth Up To 2022

Sunday, September 14, 2014

Time.com listed the 15 Highest Paying Jobs that Do Not Require a College Degree.

Wait! There's more to see than just the enumerated jobs.



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The article provided a table showing that 5 out of the 15 high paying jobs listed looks promising to be in demand up to 2022. Elevator Installers and Repairers who enjoy a median annual pay of $76, 650 has a projected job growth of 24%.


Transportation Inspectors (Pay $63, 680; Job Growth 11.2%)
Commercial Pilots (Pay $73, 280; Job Growth 9.4%)
Electrical Power Line Installers and Reparers (Pay $63, 250; Job Growth 8.9%)
Subway and Streetcar Operators (Pay $62, 730; Job Growth 6.5%)

A college diploma is an advantage in getting employed. But to those who weren't fortunate enough to finish their degrees in college, getting any of the 15 jobs listed would still be great.

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Engineering Jobs in High Demand in the US

Saturday, September 13, 2014

Joshua Wright wrote about the most in-demand engineering jobs in the United States today in Forbes.com.



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Based on that report, Petroleum engineers and industrial engineers appear to be in high demand because jobs in these two disciplines grew by 30% and 10% respectively from 2010 to 2014. Another thing to consider about these two jobs is that 25% of currently employed in both fields are 55 years old and above. Vacancy projections for this two positions in the next 5 years are encouraging.

Other in demand jobs cited in the report are civil engineers, mechanical engineers, electrical engineers and electronics engineer.

By the way, I am currently practicing my ECE degree. So, this is good news for me. I will be on the look out for electronics engineering jobs and perhaps even electrical engineering jobs in the U.S.

In closing, just a word of caution to all engineers seeking opportunities in the US or in any other country. Let us all beware of unscrupulous people using high demand jobs such as this one to scam us and get our hard earned money.

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November 2013 Visa Bulletin

Thursday, November 21, 2013

November 2013 Visa Bulletin
Get the latest news about high demand jobs and immigration related news. Check out PIA Corp's Visa Bulletin - November 2013.


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High Demand Jobs in Australia

Tuesday, November 19, 2013

All Engineers, Builders, Draftsmen, Dentists, Physical Therapists, Pharmacists, Architects, ITs, CPAs, Doctors,Lawyers, Technicians, Nurses, Human Resource Professionals, Teachers, Skilled Workers like Chefs, Cooks and more: These are just some of the high demand jobs in Canada and if you have related training and experience, you may be eligible to live and work in Australia!

High Demand Jobs in Australia


If you are planning to apply for permanent residence in Australia, get help from the experts and avoid unnecessary mistake.  get help from Proactive Immigration Advisers Corp and Be an Immigrant in Australia the EASY WAY!

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Construction Engineers, Architects and Staff in High Demand in Metro Manila

Saturday, August 3, 2013

Construction Engineers, Architects and other staff position is currently in high demand due to the construction boom in the Metro Manila.

If you look at the skyline of Makati, Mandaluyong and Taguig, construction tower cranes are very much visible. This is a clear indication of numerous on-going building construction projects. With so many projects for condominiums, it is sign of an economy doing well.

One of the leading construction firms in Metro Manila is in urgent need of construction engineers, architects and other staff.

DATEM Inc. is looking for candidates to fill the following urgent requirements:

  • QA/QC HEADS
  • GEODETIC ENGINEEERS / SURVERYORS
  • SITE ENGINEERS
  • SITE ARCHITECTS
  • CAD OPERATORS / ARCHITECT
  • PLANNING ENGINEERS
  • COST ENGINEERS
  • MEPFS ENGINEERS
  • SAFETY OFFICERS


Candidates must possess at least a Bachelor's / College Degree in Engineering (Civil, Geodetic, Mechanical, Electrical), Architecture or equivalent.

Preferably, 1-5 years experience specializing in Engineering Civil/Construction/Structural or equivalent.

Willing to be assigned in Mandaluyong, Makati and Taguig Area

Male or Female not more than 40 years old.

Applicants may send their resume to #99 Mindanao Avenue, Quezon City 1106 (Near Puregold Mindanao Avenue)or via fax at 923-2936 loc. 129. Interested parties may call 923-2836 loc. 120 or 133 for more information from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Mondays to Fridays only.

Application may also be sent to personnel@datem.com.ph or rabvista@datem.com.ph

Competitive remuneration package await those who are qualified.

This a chance not only for a challenging and rewarding career but also a chance to put one's own mark at the Metro Manila landscape.

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Student Programmers & Coders In Demand at Google Summer of Code

Tuesday, April 23, 2013

For students, summers are much-awaited vacation and relaxation time to tour beautiful places or to relax at the nearest beach. Google, however, has this to say to students who are into computer programming and coding.

If you’re a university student with CS chops looking to earn real-world experience this summer, consider writing code for a cool open source project with the Google Summer of Code program.

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Know the complete details at the official google blog. But here, I think, is the best reason to try to be accepted;


Students who are accepted into the program will put the skills they have learned in university to good use by working on an actual software project over the summer. Students are paired with mentors to help address technical questions and concerns throughout the course of the project. With the knowledge and hands-on experience students gain during the summer they strengthen their future employment opportunities in fields related to their academic pursuits. Best of all, more source code is created and released for the use and benefit of all.


How do you know if you're qualified? Check this page.

I hope that a Filipino student programmer can be accepted.

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Going to Moscow? Beware of Visa Scams

Scammers do not rest in trying to get hard earned cash of people looking for a better way of life abroad. This time, their target are Filipinos wanting to work in Russia with visa scams.

The Philippine Embassy in Moscow has warned Filipinos wanting to work in Russia about a visa scam. Scammers are on the look-out for Filipinos wanting a speedy release of their visa to Russia, offering their services for a substantial fee.

Interested Filipinos should refer to the following basic visa information provided by the Philippine consulate:

  • The appropriate visa for living and working legally in Russia is a “WORKING” visa.
  • Holders of “COMMERCIAL,” “BUSINESS,” “TOURIST,” or “STUDENT” visas are not allowed to work in Russia.
  • A “WORKING” visa must be obtained from a Russian Embassy or Consulate prior to arrival in Russia. It must be arranged by the Russian employer who invites the foreign worker.
  • A “WORKING” visa allows employment with the inviting company/individual only and not with any other entity.
  • “COMMERCIAL,” “BUSINESS,” “TOURIST,” and “STUDENT” visas cannot be legally converted to “WORKING” visas while holder is in the territory of the Russian Federation.


And for those currently applying for a visa to Russia, it is best to contact the Philippine Embassy in Moscow directly at moscow.pe@dfa.gov.ph.

Let us all help in spreading the news to fight out these scammers.

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Scam Alert: Portugal Job Offers Scam, Warning from DFA

Tuesday, April 2, 2013

The Philippine Embassy in Lisbon recently issued a warning regarding the online scams offering employment in Portugal.

The Embassy has recently noted an upsurge in the number of Filipinos who have been victimized or have received emails from alleged companies or law firms in Portugal who offer jobs and/or promise to process entry/visa permits for employment through payment of exorbitant fees by money transfer. 

In some cases, unscrupulous individuals have misrepresented real and even reputable companies in Portugal by using information on their websites but replacing their contact information. These individuals require payment of fees for “Entry-Clearance Certificates,” “International /Overseas Employment Certificates-(I/OEC)” and “Affidavits of Guarantee Fund,” all of which are not required by Portuguese authorities. The IOEC that these individuals are asking payment for, is not the OEC legitimately issued by the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA).
 Read the advisory from DFA website: Phl Embassy Warns Public Regarding Online Scams Offering Employment in Portugal


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Are You an Aspiring Journalist? PCIJ is looking for Applicants for Basic Investigative Seminar

Wednesday, March 13, 2013

Are You an aspiring journalist? I wish to share you what I just read from rappler.com that Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism (PCIJ) will be offering a three-day training seminar-workshop on Basic Investigative Reporting.

Who Can Apply?

Mid-career and senior journalist with at least three years' experience - freelance reporters, contributors, stringers, researchers, anchors, producers, editors, and news managers of print, TV, radio, and online media may apply. Citizen media and bloggers covering public policy issues are also eligible.

Read the complete details either here or here.

Investigative journalism are catalyst of change in society. I admire those people who have dedicated their lives in bringing out issues and anomalies that will change our country for the better.

Good luck to those who will apply. And I hope that you will use this seminar as your springboard into making the Philippines better one report at a time.

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POEA Overseas Exit Clearance for OFW | Apply Online

Sunday, December 2, 2012

Vacationing Overseas Filipino Workers (OFW) can now process Overseas Employment Certificate (OEC) online.  Overseas Employment Certificate (OEC) serves as the Overseas Filipino Worker's travel exit clearance at the airport and immigration counters. The OEC is also an exemption for Overseas Filipino Workers from payment of travel tax and airport terminal fees.

POEA Overseas Exit Clearance for OFW | Apply Online

To apply for your OEC online, visit http://www.citizenservices.com.ph

 

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Canada's New FSW Program To Be Implemented in 2013

Friday, November 9, 2012

Citizenship and Immigration Canada targets to admit 55,300 persons in the Federal Skilled Worker (FSW) category in 2013. A new regulation and procedure will also be implemented in 2013.

Find out how you will be eligible.

Attend one of Canadian Immigration Consultancy's Live and Work in Canada information seminar schedules.

If you can't attend due to your busy schedule, you may take this free online assessment.

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Revised Federal Skilled Worker Program of Canada

Saturday, August 18, 2012

After the sad news of temporary pause on new applications to the Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP) last July, here is the revised Federal Skilled Worker Program of Canada every aspiring immigrants should know about.

Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) is proposing the following changes to the FSWP:

  • Making language the most important selection factor by establishing new minimum official language thresholds and increasing points for language;
  • Increasing the emphasis on younger immigrants, who are more likely to acquire valuable Canadian experience and remain in the workforce longer;
  • Increasing points for Canadian work experience and reducing points for foreign work experience;
  • Simplifying the arranged employment process to prevent fraud and abuse yet enable employers to staff positions quickly; and
  • Awarding points for spousal language ability and Canadian experience.
Other important aspects of the proposed revised FSWP are:
  • Mandatory Educational Credential Assessment
  • improvements to the Canadian Experience Class
  • creation of a new Federal Skilled Trades Program


The proposed changes will take effect when CIC starts again to accept applicants under the FSWP early 2013. Know more about this important update by reading the official statement of the Revised Federal Skilled Worker Program of Canada here.

My takeaway for the proposed changes are (1) that aspiring immigrants need to to be competent in the Canadian English and/or French language, (2) age will now be a factor and (3) education attained need to be on par with Canada's education level. Those are something to prepare for if you consider migrating to Canada under FSWP. Best of luck. :)

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Beware of Scams by UK Border Agency Posers

Friday, August 17, 2012

Here's a blog post in support of warning those aspiring to immigrate to UK against scams perpetuated by criminals posing as from the UK Border Agency.

The UK Border Agency (UKBA) is the border control agency of the British government and an Executive Agency of the Home Office. It was formed on 1 April 2008 by a merger of the Border and Immigration Agency (BIA), UKvisas and the Detection functions of HM Revenue and Customs. The decision to create a single border control organisation was taken following a Cabinet Office report.

The agency is divided into three broad command structures, each under the management of a senior director:
  • external controls including visa issue in overseas posts
  • borders, including passport and customs controls
  • internal immigration controls including asylum, management of applications for further stay and enforcement.


Its head office is 2 Marsham Street, London. The current Chief Executive is Rob Whiteman.

from Wikipedia


Some of these scams are:
  • Foreign criminals advertising fake UK jobs on the internet. Individuals that apply are told they have a job and are directed to a link to pay for visa and work permit fees. These websites are not operated by us, and you should not click on any of the links or pay any money.
  • Students at a number of UK universities have received calls from individuals who claim they work for the UK Border Agency, giving a false name and a return phone number. These calls are not from the UK Border Agency. The caller may appear to be genuine and convincing and explain that there is a serious problem with your immigration status, and that you need to send a payment as soon as possible to prevent further action including deportation..
  • A request for payment of a deposit as proof that you have sufficient funds to support your arrival in the UK until your first salary is received..

Read the full advisory at the official UK Border Agency website especially the part on what to do and who to contact.

I pray that all those UK immigrant hopefuls will be safe against scammers and UK Border Agency Posers.

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Free IELTS Course

Friday, August 10, 2012

The best thing in life are free.  Take advantage of this Free IELTS Course for Everybody from British Council.  Mark your calendar: August 25, 2012 at SMX Convention Center in Pasay City.

By attending this one day Free IELTS Course, you will be provided with simple and accurate information about:

-Test Format
-Preparation Options
-Strategies and Techniques
-Free Online Preparation Material
-Registration Procedures

Interested?

Visit Canadian Immigration Consultancy for more information.

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Canada-Alberta Pilot Project

Thursday, July 26, 2012

The Canada-Alberta Pilot Project could be one's much awaited opportunity towards a better future.

The Canada-Alberta Pilot Project allows certain Temporary Foreign Workers in specific skilled, in-demand occupations to be issued a work permit that allows them to move freely between employers, without first receiving authorization from Human Resources and Skills Development Canada.

Previously, only the steamfitter/pipefitter occupation was included in this pilot project. But it has expanded to include:

  • Welder
  • Heavy duty equipment mechanic
  • Ironworker
  • Millwright and industrial mechanic
  • Carpenter, and
  • Estimator


But before you come crashing at the Embassy of Canada nearest you, read more information about CANADA-ALBERTA Pilot Project here.

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