Power Grids: Immigration

Coming To Canada Dept: So the biggest challenge for skilled engineers immigrating to Canada isn't the ability to run calculations, it's often the "soft skills" that go with finding a job on top of adjusting to a new culture and a new way of life, according to Montreal Gazette. "This is not what I was qualified for," he says. "I was trained in electrical engineering. Right now I work for an engineering company but I'm trying to get into the same field." Engineers like to think of mathematics as a universal language. Before coming to Canada four years ago, Tony Onyeka was an electrical engineer in Nigeria, designing power grids and electrical systems. Now he's working in IT -not a bad job, but not his field of expertise. As reported in the news.
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