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30 Sep 2008
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Originally Posted by Gummikuh
Hi guys!
We (Claudia+Werner from Germany) are since 23 month on our RTWtrip. Currently we stay and work (the next 2 years) in Australia.
In beginning 2011 we plan to restart our trip, travel NZ, southeast asia, then up to russia. We think about flying with the bikes from Vladivostok (over South-Korea) to Canada.
We will be late for the trip up to Inuvik and Alaska....so we thought about stay and work the winter in Canada......
Is it possible to get a job (Cabinet maker+childcare teacher) in winter? Is it possible to get a workvisa???
Thanks for your help!!!
Greetings from Perth W.A. Werner+Claudia
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Hey ya Werner and Claudia
Sure, a work visa is possible. I am not sure on the cost, but any Canadian Embassy or consulate will have info, as well as Online. Your trades might be hard to get, as times are tough with the recent trademarket issues, but Alberta has a BOOM right now for skilled trademen. Childcare teacher will be alot harder. You would be best to bring a certificate from a ECE program of some form of education directed specifically at childcare. Each province has its own requirements. If you are here in OCT, then I would suggest going to Kitchener, Ontario, as its the world 2nd largest Oktoberfest. Kitchener was originally named BERLIN, but that was changed long ago. a LARGE portion of the population there is or has has ties to Germany. My wife for example is German. Last name was Zeigler. Not much more I cna really say other then the best paying jobs for skilled trades are in Alberta, however the cost of living th ere is INSANE. You might wanna try Ontario as its probably the best all around price and work ratio. You could also put an add out for work. There is a free site like EBAY but for all sorts of things not just buy and sell. I cant for the life of me remember the name right now, and I really should too, as its a catchy name. I will try to remember it, and post. Feel free to email me as well at gdunne70@hotmail.com
OH WAIT A SEC....
I know someone that owns a cabnit company in the Kitchener to Guelph areas in Ontario. I am not sure if they are hiring but if you send me your resume or experience, I can see if they would pick you up for some work. Just let me know when you will be down. I think I read that your said 2011. If thats the case, just send it to me closer to the time and remind me what its for, etc. I will help you if I can.
best wishes.
Gary
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