Canada Offers Scholarships to Brazilians in Programs Ranging from Technical Level to MBA

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 15/04/2021 at 17:39

Updated on 15/04/2021 at 17:57

Trabalhar e estudar no Canadá / Fonte: Reprodução – Google

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Don’t Miss The Chance To Study And Work In Canada. Large Canadian Institutions Are Offering Scholarships To Brazilians In Programs Ranging From Technical Level To MBA

Great opportunity to study and secure an international job for a solid career in Canada. Large Canadian institutions are offering scholarships to Brazilians in programs ranging from technical level to MBA.

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With a minimum requirement of an intermediate level of the English language, interested parties also have flexible payment plans, according to the rules of each institution.

“The great differential of these programs is the possibility for candidates to pay a good part of the amount once they are in Canada, studying and working in the country,” says Helicon Alvares, CEO of SEDA Intercâmbios, the agency responsible for the program in the country.

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Canada Wants To Welcome 1.2 Million New Residents And Job Openings Will Be Available For More Than 300 Areas Of Training

If you dream of working and living in Canada, this is a great opportunity with a selection process for Brazilians who want to relocate to the country.

Professionals from various areas, positions, and levels will be called in the coming months. The government of Canada aims to welcome 1.2 million new residents, with job openings available in more than 300 areas of training.

In addition to a new horizon in their careers, selected candidates will find a diverse economy with one of the lowest unemployment rates in Canada.

For example, a professional in the administrative area could have a salary ranging from CAD 3,000 to CAD 3,500, equivalent to approximately R$ 13,852.42 and R$ 16,161.16 here. (the amount varies according to the exchange rate)

Watch The Video Below To Learn More About The Economy And Immigration:

YouTube video — ***Canada’s Economy: Source: Razão Econômica Channel***

Job Openings For Immigrants Who Want To Work In Canada

Stay tuned that starting this April, an online fair will be held with job offers to work in Canada. There will be over 300 areas of training, with opportunities in the following sectors:

Special Needs Child Caregiver
Administration
Culinary Arts
Mechanics
Business Management
Finance
Marketing
Technology
Information Technology
Machining
Manufacturing
Engineering Fields
Nursing
etc…

The registrations for the virtual fair selection are not yet available. However, stay tuned, as they will be released soon, and we at Click Petróleo e Gás will provide the link.

Canada Offers Scholarships to Brazilians in Programs Ranging from Technical Level to MBA

Don’t Miss The Chance To Study And Work In Canada. Large Canadian Institutions Are Offering Scholarships To Brazilians In Programs Ranging From Technical Level To MBA

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