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Canada visa

supermouse · 2009-01-07 10:38:46

I know this has probably been posted already but i cant seem to find it .. sorry if i dupe! Anyway, myself and himself are thinking of moving to Canada on the year long working holiday visa. He has a trade and i am skilled in my area but no degree and i wish to change career anyway. I know USIT offer programmes but they…

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I know this has probably been posted already but i cant seem to find it .. sorry if i dupe!
Anyway, myself and himself are thinking of moving to Canada on the year long working holiday visa. He has a trade and i am skilled in my area but no degree and i wish to change career anyway.
I know USIT offer programmes but they charge about €500 for the privilage AND you have to book flights and insurance through them which i dont want to do as i can get them cheaper myself.
I have looked online and found this link and was wondering if anyone has applied the same way?
http://www.dfait-maeci.gc.ca/missions/unitedkingdom-royaumeuni/youth_jeunes/youth_mobil_jeunes_IR-eng.asp

thanks in advance for any advice offered!

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#2 07-01-2009 6:58pm

jagerluvinliamo

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There is plenty other threads insted of starting a new one, and i don't think you read that page right, its says you have to apply through USIT

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