天美麻豆

I am of Algerian origin and I have lived in Montreal for a little over five years. I have a four-year-old daughter and I love spending quality time with her. Two years ago, I decided to return to school and obtain my Canadian diploma, so much requested by employers. I love my studies at the University of Montreal, I am even passionate about it because the level of studies here is impeccable. What I also love are the wonderful Canadian landscapes and the cultural beauty of Montreal as well as all the festivals that occur every year, you never get bored. Currently I am doing a multidisciplinary baccalaureate to have a better chance of finding a good job and at the same time I do small occasional replacements in my field of study. I'm in Montreal for hours but at the same time it takes a lot of patience to find your place here, I admit that it's difficult but I think it's worth it. On the other hand, if I find a job in my field elsewhere, I would not hesitate to leave. I would advise those who want to immigrate to Canada to take the time to think about everything they are going to leave behind before embarking on immigration procedures and especially those who have good positions because in Canada there is no recognition of diplomas, a very important aspect that must be taken into consideration even with the many good sides of things that can be found here.