Working in Canada

[vroegop]

Hi,

I'm a dutch stress engineer, and willing to expand my experience by trying to get myself a job in Canada. I'm experienced in MSC.MARC.MENTAT, MSC.PARTAN.NASTRAN, Pro/Mechanica.

Does anyone has ideas, hints and tips where and how to look for a job?

thansk for the help Ing. SA Vroegop Msc.
Rotterdam, The Netherlands
sa_vroegop@hotmail.com

 

[plasgears]

In western Michigan there is a large Dutch community centered on Holland, Zeeland, usw. You would fit in naturally and comfortably. Come and visit and see for yourself. Good luck.

 

[tctcs]

Ontario (Central Canada) has the largest population and the most manufacturing in Canada. Alberta is an oil and gas area : manufactuing and technology is growing fast here.

http://www.canoe.ca

and

http://www.canada.com

both have links to news papers that post jobs in most canadian cities.

http://www.monster.ca

has canadian job listings.

good luck!

 

[jhqpinto1]

hoi vroegop

for job sites, take a look at

http://www.workopolis.com

Also, check

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/work/index.html

for general info about working in Canada.

Visit

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/index.html

Good luck

JH

 

[RDK]

A great Canadian job board for engineering is

http://www.CareerOwl.ca

Also look into the CCPE web Site (Canadian Council of Professional Engineers) and some association web sites. The Manitoba site

http://www.apegm.mb.ca

has a page of links to these sites. Lots of information on registration etc.

We have had almost 6 weeks of daytime highs 0f –20C’s with night time lows to –40. Why would you want to move here? ;-)

Good luck
Rick Kitson MBA P.Eng

Construction Project Management
From conception to completion

http://www.kitsonengineering.com