北京至海南旅游:如何移民加拿大？

英语专业，移民加拿大的华人多年来基本都在打小工了。
没有加拿大本国或“良好学历”的华人们，苦干加苦学，幸运的话，，
，也要...5年，能得到一份长期工作合同（一年以上）。

我知道的校友，7人在彼，都已拿到了当地的工科master的，也拿到了国籍... 时间短的至今---也6年了，6人打短工小工（7$/h），1人长期(engineer，低级年薪3.5万加$，还要打第二份工来养房子......)。现在7人的唯有安慰就是：两个孩子、社会福利不错。。。

看看徐小平的书和博客吧。。。

看了tatyu的帖子以后，补充：
趁还年轻，如果你想辛苦几年，混个加籍和专业学历，，也是一番经历体验和收获（不一定很苦，但千万要有吃大苦的心理准备--没有专业...）。
赶紧，多看点儿人生设计方面的书，没必要的弯路就别走...

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