Many immigrants come to Canada with extensive professional education and experiences. Sadly, however, most of them cannot practice their professions immediately. They either get a "survival job" and get stuck or go back to school, work for their professional licensing and compete in the job market.
There are also those who were educated and employed in other fields but have changed careers by going back to school here to begin a new or second career. Their choice of a new field is based on job opportunities that area available and, as the list below says, "recession-proof".
Below is the list of recession-proof jobs. Each category is linked to occupational descriptions found in the National Occupational Classification. Please click the link.
- Computer systems analysts
- Network systems and data communications analysts
- Network and computer systems administrators
- Registered nurses
- Post-secondary teachers
- Physical therapists
- Dental hygienists
- Physicians and surgeons
- Pharmacists
- Medical and health services managers
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