Move to Canada on a Caregiver Visa Route *must watch* | Personal Support Worker 

I’ll work on it 👌

Thank you 😊

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Thanks for reaching out! Try Fanshawe college in Ontario. I’m also working on a video to explain how their program works and how to apply

Thank you for watching Vivian 😃

Well done ma,, what type IELTS is required for care giver job in Canada l, thank you..❤❤.

@chizobaokochi1234 It didn’t mention needing IELTS on the IRCC website. Please check the link in the description box for more information

Hello what is CCA?

@sisagraceyndlovu2275 CCA means continuing care assistant. It’s also known as personal support worker or healthcare aid

Hello Funmi Thanks for watching, I paid roughly 17,500 CAD at Saskatchewan Polytechnic.

@@Blackprowriter Thanks 😊

You’re welcome ☺️

How can support me to out abroad?

​@Blackprowriter pls how many years is the course and is the money for the period of course? Kindly shed more light

Quebec is mostly a French speaking province. The link doesn’t specify how long it would take but it mentions that it gets a faster processing.

Thank you for watching!

please check saskcolleges.ca to find available campus to apply to.

Hello, Baking jobs? As in trades job? If yea, I will make a research about it

@@Blackprowriter Yes please 🙏🏻 Thank you 😘

@@Blackprowriter Hello lady, I haven't heard from you. Just a gentle reminder 🙌🏽

@@damilolaogunleye2748hey I didn’t forget 😊 The video will be live in a few days! Please turn on the bell notification icon 🔔 so you’ll be updated when I upload ❤

@@Blackprowriter Thanks so much sis

I use CapCut

hmm, I am not so sure.

Yes, you can. Please check the colleges offering the course across Canada for information about tuition fees because they vary depending on the location/province. Mine cost about 18k CAD

Hello Please check the description box below the video. There’s a job link 🔗 in there.

Pls how do you move as an health care assistant, I'm interested

the course is a graduate certificate course. It is a year. Yes, it is nice.

Yes, they do!

No, it wasn’t. You don’t need it either.

@@Blackprowriter thanks

Is your friend an employer? Because she has to be a company to get an LMIA. Then she’ll apply for you. If yes, why not?

The company offers you a job, then you apply for a work permit with IRCC

@@Blackprowriter thank you

There might be but I honestly don’t know of them. I’ll suggest checking job boards like indeed or provincial health authority websites to start with, you’ll find job ads looking for people to work for them. Also, there’s a link 🔗 in my description box that might help.

Thank you

Yes, it means you’re applying to come study in Canada. Once you apply and gain admission, you can apply for a study permit.

How much does this CCA cost

Roughly 18k CAD

Yes

Hello Please check the description box for useful links to the IRCC website for details

Yes, you only need to get a job offer here in Canada as a caregiver.

Wow that’s awesome!

Hmmm, I don’t advise this. You’re already a registered nurse. Just apply for a job offer and join the express entry draw if you have the work experience. You can go through the process of converting your credentials to Canadian standards like write the NCLEX exams. You’ll have to do your research on this but in the long run this is better than you coming to work as a care giver.

Because Quebec is a French speaking province, it’s expected that you understand French. However, it depends on the needs of the employer. If they require a French speaking person or both, please check job descriptions to be certain.

@@Blackprowriter thank you

Hello, please speak to a certified immigration lawyer about this. I don’t have any information about it.

Please check the links on my description details

Not while you’re visiting Canada, no you can’t.

Hello, please check the IRCC link in my bio, it mentioned other caregiver visa routes different from this one. Or you can try open work permits. Hope this works out for you!

Did you get the job while outside Canada?

@@Adeliyi-o21 yes

Can I dm u?

Please I would love this type u have, financing the whole thing is my problem but if I can get installmental payments from my salary when am already working with them or sponsorship I will love it

Check the link below for more information from the IRCC website.

Hello, please check Saskatchewan Polytechnic. They offer the graduate course in three different campuses across Saskatchewan.

Did you watch the full video where I mentioned a job source link or did you just choose to be mean? Unless you’re being helpful by sharing what you also know, don’t bother commenting.

Oh really? I’m happy to hear that. I didn’t know it existed in African country as a profession.

There isn’t any rule on the IRCC website that says you must have an experience as a caregiver to apply, so it will depend on the employer and what the job requirements entail. Please check the link in my description box for some job postings to see if it’s a requirement.

@Susana please can i have your email address?

Hello, how do you mean? Do you mean you applied and they insisted you apply through an agent?

Because Quebec is a French speaking province, it’s expected that you understand French. However, it depends on the needs of the employer. If they require a French speaking person or both, please check job descriptions to be certain.

So is it everyone who is jobless in Canada? Or do you just want to be negative? Please refrain from being negative on the comment section.

You know that cleaning job is a job and it will at least pay minimum wage. But do you want to do it? I think it's the province and the type of job is a factor that determines ability to get a job. I know someone that went to Canada with a visiting visa and was able to get a job meanwhile I also know a student who have stayed for 4 months and have not gotten a job

There's no job in Canada anymore... Canada 🇨🇦 is overatted

Young man with limited knowledge, don't be deceive, u need help and advice. Keep listening to what u claim they tell u.

Just know the City u are about settling into. For it will determine how easy or a bit difficult & not impossible to get a job. So for those talking of no jobs in C.A, know this and know peace

Thanks for watching! Hmm…i think online courses are the best options because you’ll want to learn within the Canadian standard or something close to it. Let me make my research about this and I’ll get back to you. Meanwhile, please check online courses for now.