Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program AIPP

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asela28sl Contributor

Member since 05 February 2016

asela28slContributor25 August 2019 06:28:20

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Does someone go through this process?
How can I get a job offer?
There a some designated employees who could provide job offers. I have the list, but it's not like a piece of cake when finding the contact information.

Someone please, tell me how to get to them?

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1wDhJv … rSBemYD6X5

Please, refer to the google drive link, and check whether any name you heard before or familiar

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-re … grate.html

creator VIP Member

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creatorVIP Member01 October 2019 09:45:36

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I'm adding the information which I received from www.gov.nl.ca. This may shed some light for immigration aspirants:

find it here - https://docs.google.com/document/d/1dwi … sp=sharing

asela28sl Contributor

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asela28slContributor01 October 2019 17:41:07

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creator wrote:
I'm adding the information which I received from www.gov.nl.ca. This may shed some light for immigration aspirants:

find it here - https://docs.google.com/document/d/1dwi … sp=sharing

Thanks, It was really helpful. Did you follow this guideline and got a benefit?

creator VIP Member

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creatorVIP Member02 October 2019 06:27:42

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Getting a job offer is a daunting task. As mentioned in the document I have shared, employers prime focus will be on people who are already there in Canda(Natives & PR holders) so the competition is high however an AIPP applicants skills & experience would play major role. I have a plan to check with consultancies or lawyers who do these things.

asela28sl Contributor

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asela28slContributor02 October 2019 13:13:49

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creator wrote:
Getting a job offer is a daunting task. As mentioned in the document I have shared, employers prime focus will be on people who are already there in Canda(Natives & PR holders) so the competition is high however an AIPP applicants skills & experience would play major role. I have a plan to check with consultancies or lawyers who do these things.

I have contacted registered migration agents and I can share the list with you. We can work on this.

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creatorVIP Member05 October 2019 13:55:27

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Please share me the details

asela28sl Contributor

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asela28slContributor09 October 2019 12:33:14

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creator wrote:
Please share me the details

Please send me your email. PM me.

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stumpyLaos Expert09 October 2019 18:22:16

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asela28sl wrote:
creator wrote:
Please share me the details

Please send me your email. PM me.

You can send creator a message using the pm system.

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