2018 STARTS OUT WITH BANG!
What better way to start the new year than by launching our most revolutionary and aggressive campaign to date.
Using our years of experience, the input of past successful applicants, Canadian employers, immigration officials and life coaches we have created an evaluation process at a cost-effective solution.
Our online questionnaire will assess and test skills needed for a smooth immigration transition. Each section of the questionnaire will address the various stages of skill and document preparation required from the Canadian government for a successful Canadian visa application.
This service is offered online only. It is done at your own pace with clear and direct instructions of what is required.
Sharon from Ilocos
Sharon was one of our first successful candidates. With her background in nursing she was able to find placement and a long term contract in a nursing home in Saskatchewan.
TrabahoSaCanada helped her with document preparation, accent neutralization, and cultural integration.
Sharon has since successfully petitioned her family through the Canada Family Class Visa program.
Kuya Jones from Puerto Gallera
Kuya Jones dreamed of working in Canada seeking financial gain for his family. He had applied for several jobs online and even paid an illegal manpower agency to help find employment in Canada.
TrabahoSaCanada evaluated his skills and education background. Buddy underwent leadership skill enhancement workshop, resume creation and accent elimination. He also underwent cultural enhancement seminars that gave him insight into providing ultimate customer service to American clientele.
Buddy now is a call center manager in Manila. He did not have to leave the Philippines to find the contentment and prosperity opportunities he was looking for his family.
Buddy from Zambales
Buddy needed a Canadian visitors visa to attend his cousins wedding. TrabahoSaCanada helped with financial history background, family petition and document preparation.
While on vacation Buddy was able to find employment and a written offer confirmed by the Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC).
Today Buddy is active an active member in his church and has plans in having his brothers and sisters immigrate to Canada through family sponsorship.
Joanna from Manila
Joanna never thought she had a chance at a happy and productive career. With the most basic educational background Elsa met ends meet working odd jobs often resulting in low wage or termination.
TrabahoSaCanada gave Elsa life coaching sessions along with a self actualization program. She currently is undergoing document preparation, social and cultural adjustment workshops.
She also is attending a caregiver course in Manila specializing in geriatric nursing care. She will be applying to a CEGEP to further educational goals.