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Alexcs

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Re: Starting Life in CANADA - Tips & Stories
« Reply #200 on: August 31, 2009, 04:37:03 pm »
Mga sis from Canada.. got this message from my e-mail.. totoo kaya toh???

About Delta Chelsea Hotel Toronto: No 33 Gerrard Street West Toronto, Ontario M5G 1Z4 is Located in the heart of downtown Toronto and just steps away from fabulous theater, attractions and shopping, the Delta Chelsea offers 1,590 guestrooms, six restaurants and lounges plus adult and family pools including the "Corkscrew", downtown Toronto's only indoor waterslide..
What we offer:
Paid training and new employee orientation and development
Tuition Reimbursement
Travel discounts at 40 hotels across Canada & 50% off Food & Beverage
Career advancement, Leadership Development Program
Competitive wages
Health & Pension Plan Benefits
Employee Recognition and Incentive Programs
National Employment Opportunities
Referral Bonuses
Delta Hotels
Delta Hotels operates and franchises a diversified portfolio with more than 40 full-service, city center and airport hotels and resorts under the Delta brand. Widely regarded as Canada's "brand of choice" by guests and owners, Delta Hotels also distinguishes itself as an exemplary employer. It is the only hotel company to have been recognized for its sustained focus on business excellence by the prestigious National Quality Institute with three Canada Awards for Excellence, including the award program's highest honor, the Order of Excellence (2007). The company also consistently ranks as one of the country's best employers in The Globe and Mail's Report on Business annual "50 Best Employers" list (2005-2008).
 
THE MANAGEMENT AND THE STAFF OF DELTA CHELSEA HOTEL WISH TO INFORM THE GENERAL PUBLIC FOR A JOB VACANCY AT DELTA CHELSEA HOTEL FROM  30-03-2009 END IN 30-08-2009 READ CAREFULLY SO THAT YOU WILL UNDERSTAND.
 
NOW, THE HOTELS NEED A GROUP OF 20   MEN AND WOMEN WHO CAN WORK AND LIVE IN DELTA CHELSEA HOTEL IN CANADA.THIS IS HOTEL PHONE NUMBER YOU CAN CALL US ANY TIME FROM MORNING TO NIGHT, INTERNATIONAL DIAL,  +1-514 907 9858.
 
THIS IS HOW THE WORK CAN BE AND ABOUT UR PAYMENT,
 
 
            THIS IS THE JOB DESCRIPTION,
 
1, WASHING CARS IN THE HOTEL .    MONTHLY SALARY - $2,500 US DOLLARS.
2, CLEAN IN THE HOTELS ROOM..           MONTHLY SALARY -$2,800 US DOLLARS.
3, SALE IN THE BAR HOTEL.             MONTHLY SALARY -$2,900 US DOLLARS
4,HOTEL DRIVER           MONTHLY SALARY-$2,750 US DOLLARS
5,HOTEL SECURITY-           MONTHLY SALARY $3,850-US DOLLARS
6,HOTEL COOKERS.          MONTHLY SALARY $2,350 US DOLLARS.
7,HOTEL BUTCHERS .      MONTHLY SALARY $3,000 US DOLLARS.
8,HOTEL HAIR DRESSERS..     MONTHLY SALARY  $2,250 US DOLLARS.
9,HOTEL BAKERS .     MONTHLY SALARY  $2,800 US DOLLARS
10,HOTEL CASHIER .    MONTHLY SALARY $3,300 US DOLLARS
11,HOTEL MECHANIC  .     -MONTHLY SALARY$3,000 US DOLLARS.
12,HOTEL WAITER-      MONTHLY SALARY$2,950 US DOLLARS
13,HOTEL TECHNICIAN.      MONTHLY SALARY $3,600 US DOLLARS.
14,HOTEL SALES MANAGER .    MONTHLY SALARY $4,800 US DOLLARS.
15,HOTEL MANAGING DIRECTOR  .         -MONTHLY SALARY $5,700 US DOLLARS.
16,HOTEL ACCOUNTING MANAGER-    MONTHLY SALARY  $ 4,500 US DOLLARS.
17,HOTEL MARKETING MANAGER-     -MONTHLY SALARY $3,900 US DOLLARS.
18,HOTEL DOCTORS. AND.. NURSE .    MONTHLY SALARY$6,000 US DOLLARS.
19,HOTEL BARBER-    MONTHLY SALARY$3,000 US DOLLARS.
 20,HOTEL MASSAGE THERAPIST   -MONTHLY SALARY$4,200 US
 DOLLARS.
 
NOW IF U ARE INTERESTED,
U CAN CONTACT ME THROUGH THIS EMAIL ADDRESS,
ABOUT HOW U CAN COME OVER HERE IN CANADA.
 HOTELS WILL PAY FOR UR FLIGHT TICKET AND UR ACCOMMODATION ROOM.
THESE ARE THE THINGS HOTEL NEED FROM U 'AND YOU HAVE TO APPLY WITH YOUR INTERNATIONAL PASSPORT NUMBER
A PASSPORT PHOTOGRAPH SCAN AND SEND,
AND ALSO A BIRTH CERTIFICATE,
AND YOUR QUALIFICATION IF ANY.SO SEND ME YOUR GROUP  OR FRIENDS INTERNATIONAL PASSPORT NUMBERS AND PICTURES THAT ARE INTERESTED TO WORK AND LIVE IN  DELTA CHELSEA HOTEL CANADA

galbi

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Re: Starting Life in CANADA - Tips & Stories
« Reply #201 on: September 01, 2009, 10:07:25 pm »
hello po. ask ko lang po kung mayroong mga manitoba provincial nominees dito sa forum. kasi po yung application ng family namin sai-submit na namin sa canadian embassy sa manila noon pang May 14 2009. Hanggang ngayon po, more than 3 months na ang nakakalampas, wala pang response from the embassy kahit acknowledgment of receipt. normal pa rin po ba iyon? ok lang po kaya kung pumunta kami sa embassy para mag-follow up?
thanks po.

galbi

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Re: Starting Life in CANADA - Tips & Stories
« Reply #202 on: October 04, 2009, 02:52:40 pm »
Hi, there! Just when we were ready to go to the embassy to follow up on our visa application, a letter arrived containing our file number and requests to undergo the medicals and provide additional documents. We finished the medical exams on Sept 28 and are now awaiting feedback from the embassy. Here's our timeline:

March 2008: Application package submitted to Manitoba by my husband's aunt
March 2009: Letter of Approval from Manitoba
May 2009   : Visa application package submitted to Canadian embassy in Manila
September 2009: Request for medicals and additional docs arrived

Thanks for your help!

imnuttz

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Re: Starting Life in CANADA - Tips & Stories
« Reply #203 on: October 04, 2009, 03:42:56 pm »
mga sis, adviseable ba kung halimbawa mag take ako ng Caregiver course before landing para makahanap ako ng work? may mga office job din kaya or mga tipong blue collar jobs lang?

chinita8

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Re: Starting Life in CANADA - Tips & Stories
« Reply #204 on: October 06, 2009, 01:08:28 pm »
^^wow, mabilis pala talaga pag provincial nominee compared to an FSW (federal skilled worker) application.


annepantua

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Re: Starting Life in CANADA - Tips & Stories
« Reply #205 on: November 05, 2009, 08:17:07 pm »
hi im just new here.... just worried, kasi [textspeak!] family sponsorship namen till now d pa nadating... jCIC Mississauga received my sis APP jan 26, 2007

CIC Mississauga send letter for additional info jan 29, 2009

nakalagay sa processing time sa ner 32 months lagpas n [textspeak!] amen tapos ang pnaprocess nla now feb 19..

wala pang decision made and if approve n ba..

panu kaya un????

pls help me

annepantua

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Re: Starting Life in CANADA - Tips & Stories
« Reply #206 on: November 05, 2009, 08:43:02 pm »
hi i'm just new here.... just worried, kasi [textspeak!] family sponsorship namen till now d pa nadating... jCIC Mississauga received my sis APP january 26, 2007

CIC Mississauga send letter for additional info jan 29, 2009

nakalagay sa processing time sa net 32 months lagpas na yung sa amen tapos ang pinaprocess nla now feb 19, 2009..

wala pang decision made and if approve n ba..

panu kaya un????

pls help me

piggyxoxo

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Re: Starting Life in CANADA - Tips & Stories
« Reply #207 on: November 06, 2009, 04:07:38 am »
This is a website for those who need help in realizing their career path:

www.canadainfonet.org

This is an excellent resource site for those who want to progress in your desired field.

Millie

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Re: Starting Life in CANADA - Tips & Stories
« Reply #208 on: November 06, 2009, 10:56:55 pm »
I have a very important question and I hope someone would answer.. We are finishing all the requirements needed for our permanent resident visa application and of course kailangan ng NBI Clearance, I got mine from an NBI satellite office and what I wrote on the purpose is Immigration Requirement, my siblings got their NBI clearances from Manila and theirs say Visa for Canada. Is it the same with what I have (Immigration Requirement)? or dapat Visa for Canada ang nakalagay? Thanks. :)

imnuttz

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Re: Starting Life in CANADA - Tips & Stories
« Reply #209 on: November 15, 2009, 07:40:22 pm »
^sis OK lang yun, ganun din ang sa amin. standard talaga sa NBI na ganun ang nilalagay nila. yung agent namin said it very clear na ilagay daw canada immigration pero pagdating sa NBI sinabi sa kin na visa for canada ang nilalagay. pag daw kasi immigration requirement ibig sabihin resident kana sa canada at anduon kana. pag visa for canada, on the process palang ang application.

Tsinsey

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Re: Starting Life in CANADA - Tips & Stories
« Reply #210 on: November 17, 2009, 09:55:21 am »
Will be lurking in this thread. =) I think I will be needing tips on how to survive in canada, possibly on my own..=(

claudia_737

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Re: Starting Life in CANADA - Tips & Stories
« Reply #211 on: November 18, 2009, 10:43:44 pm »
hi everyone! My family and I moved to Canada (TOronto) in May 2008. It was really hard for me since I'm very close to my cousins and parents so being away from them is so much torture.

We stayed in whitby for a couple of months. We didn't have a car yet and moving around was hard since whitby was really the suburbs. We then moved to Downtown Toronto. After a year or so, we moved back to whitby because i felt that toronto was too crowded.

Canada is pretty okay for kids. The homesickness though never went away.

ysangaby

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Re: Starting Life in CANADA - Tips & Stories
« Reply #212 on: November 24, 2009, 01:44:00 am »
Hello Sis! Just to share you the good news- we got our visas last week. By July next year, tuloy na kami sa Canada.:-)

Wish us luck and also good luck with your applications.

galbi

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Re: Starting Life in CANADA - Tips & Stories
« Reply #213 on: December 01, 2009, 09:31:08 pm »
Hi, ysangaby. How long did you have to wait till your passport request arrived? And how long did it take before the embassy in Manila returned your passport with the visa stamped on it?

Our medical results were forwarded to the embassy on October 7, 2009. We're wondering if we can receive our passport request before the year ends.

Thanks a lot. Good luck to you and your family.

ysangaby

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Re: Starting Life in CANADA - Tips & Stories
« Reply #214 on: December 02, 2009, 02:23:10 pm »
Hi Sis! We applied thru agency here in Dubai. It took us 2 years kasi na delay namin yung ibang requirements. From London,UK nangaling yung passport 3 weeks bago namin na recived yung passport with stamp. :)

orange

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Re: Starting Life in CANADA - Tips & Stories
« Reply #215 on: December 05, 2009, 08:24:17 am »
hi mga sisses! in case you've been given a chance to choose saang place sa canada kayo mag stay for good, where will it be and why? any input will truly be appreciated. thanks!!

orange

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Re: Starting Life in CANADA - Tips & Stories
« Reply #216 on: December 05, 2009, 08:34:08 am »
isa pa po..  :D

for those sisses staying in british columbia, which place would be the most ideal for a typical filipino family na gusto magmigrate? yung place wherein the kids will not be bullied by other kids around, friendly neighborhood and ndi masyado stressful ang everyday life? sensya na po, medyo naga-assess lang ng option in case palarin kami (God's will!). i've already did some research on the net pero iba pa din kung galing sa first-hand account of those sisses living in canada talaga..

looking forward to all your inputs!

poppyjml

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Re: Starting Life in CANADA - Tips & Stories
« Reply #217 on: December 05, 2009, 02:56:52 pm »
^ kung ako i'll choose alberta kasi dito mas maraming jobs na fit sa skills ko, mas maliit ang tax, libre ang provincial health care as compared sa ibang province. yun nga lang, matindi daw talaga ang winter dito.

regarding [textspeak!] naman. i've been there also for a few months...and i would say maganda sa victoria =). mukhang very safe and tahimik doon. yun nga lang, sabi nila mahal daw ang bahay don at ang pagrerent.

hope that helped  :)

orange

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Re: Starting Life in CANADA - Tips & Stories
« Reply #218 on: December 08, 2009, 07:35:38 am »

hi poppyjml! thanks for the input! hope to see more feedback from our other sisses/bros here!  ;)

chockulit

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Re: Starting Life in CANADA - Tips & Stories
« Reply #219 on: December 09, 2009, 12:56:52 am »
Sis Ysang, nung lumabas ba yung decision made sa status ninyo, na-request na kayo for Medicals or wala pa?

 

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