If you dream of working and living in Canada, this is a great opportunity. Check out the most requested professions for job vacancies in the country

If you are Brazilian and dream of working and living in Canada, find out below which professions this much-desired country has its doors open for. Discover the best job openings and the most sought-after professionals, they are successful options with the best ideas for those who want to leave Brazil and live abroad.

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Before highlighting which professions Canada needs, it is important to know which are the most demanded segments in this country.

According to a survey carried out in 2019, the areas of Technology, Health and Social Service managed to generate more than 30 new jobs in the territory. This can therefore be justified by the fact that quality of life and health are high priorities in Canada.

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Check out the list of professions and job openings that Canada needs below!

Fpharmaceuticals: for those who don't know, in Canada, only the Pharmacy professional can prescribe some medications and change prescriptions, because of this they are highly requested throughout the country, especially where the population rate is high. On average, professionals in this industry earn C$47 per hour.

Nurses: services in this sector have always been in high demand in Canada. In addition, these professionals may have good chances of being hired in any region of the country, which is a great opportunity for those looking for jobs in this area there.

To work as a nurse in the country, it is necessary to take some specific courses in the region, even if the interested party already has a diploma. It is also important, then, to have a registration with a regulatory body in the district where your profession is performed. The average salary of these professionals is in the range of 36 Canadian dollars.

Engineers: Engineering professions are always at the top of the list of qualified jobs in Canada. Some of the areas of Engineering with the greatest demand in the country, therefore, are concentrated in:

• Chemical engineering;
• Petroleum Engineering;
• Engineering Geology;
• Civil Engineering.

To work as an engineer in Canada, you must have a bachelor's degree. However, depending on the position, it may be necessary to present a doctorate or master's degree. In addition, having between 3 to 4 years of work and passing a practical test are attractive differentials. On average, professionals earn C$40 an hour.

Industrial Mechanics and Technicians: In Canada there are not enough qualified technicians to compensate for the large number of retirees in the area. Furthermore, the country's students typically pursue careers that require undergraduate degrees, not just technical training.

To work in this area, the technician must then look for the specifications of each district. Professional training and trade certification is usually required in some situations. On average, professionals in this segment can earn up to 50 Canadian dollars per hour, depending on the size of the corporation and the region of the country.

Programmers, Software Engineers and Designers: The rise of the telecommunications, web and mobile technology sectors in Canada has meant that the demand for programmers, engineers and software and designers has also increased in the country.

To work in this area, therefore, it is usually necessary to have a bachelor's degree in Computer Science or similar courses. On average, professionals therefore earn 44 Canadian dollars per hour.