Hey,
I work as a legal clerk in a gov agency in Ireland, mostly family law. I have also years of experience in family law, civil, conveyancing and litigation. I am wondering what kind of work would be available for me in Canada.
I'm a single mom to a 6 year old, I would love to save to buy my own house but I can't save when rents are so high in Ireland.
Can anyone offer some solid advice.
K
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Luckcharms
09 September 2017 00:15:14
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Bhavna
11 September 2017 10:00:20
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Hi Luckcharms,
you should browse through the official website and see what job could land you a visa/work permit : http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/work/index.asp
All the best,
Bhavna
Alec Inglis
19 September 2017 15:17:17
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Law and its practice are structured differently in Canada. However, the English provinces have many similarities to ireland. For a job, look to that industry
https://ca.indeed.com/Legal-Assistant-jobshttps://goo.gl/csU4nd
As for home purchases, you are required to place a down payment of 5-10% on any house purchase.
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