Canada Budget 2007
hwacker @ Mon Mar 19, 2007 2:42 pm
Zoraja Zoraja:
sorry I said that before i got to the provincial section
they did do a decent amount for post secondary education
But honestly, what I was looking for was something to help people with a post secondary education get a job. I know that sounds dumb, but unless you have done a ton of co op in uni you wont be able to get much of a job. I graduated 3 months ago and I am working at a call centre using none of my education. Yippeee.
they did do a decent amount for post secondary education
But honestly, what I was looking for was something to help people with a post secondary education get a job. I know that sounds dumb, but unless you have done a ton of co op in uni you wont be able to get much of a job. I graduated 3 months ago and I am working at a call centre using none of my education. Yippeee.
Should have taken telecommunications
Clogeroo @ Mon Mar 19, 2007 2:43 pm
$1:
sorry I said that before i got to the provincial section
they did do a decent amount for post secondary education
But honestly, what I was looking for was something to help people with a post secondary education get a job. I know that sounds dumb, but unless you have done a ton of co op in uni you wont be able to get much of a job. I graduated 3 months ago and I am working at a call centre using none of my education. Yippeee.
they did do a decent amount for post secondary education
But honestly, what I was looking for was something to help people with a post secondary education get a job. I know that sounds dumb, but unless you have done a ton of co op in uni you wont be able to get much of a job. I graduated 3 months ago and I am working at a call centre using none of my education. Yippeee.
What did you take in university if I may ask?
It would be difficult for a government to create jobs directly where you live but can do so by making easier for businesses to set up there. Or a tax incentive could be made to hire you so the employer gets money to help componsate your wages. But all depends which field you are in.
Numure @ Mon Mar 19, 2007 2:43 pm
OnTheIce OnTheIce:
Looks like an election is near!
CBC is reporting that the Liberals, NDP and Bloc will NOT support this budget.
CBC is reporting that the Liberals, NDP and Bloc will NOT support this budget.
With the 2.3 Billion for Québec, the Bloc will support it.
sandorski @ Mon Mar 19, 2007 2:52 pm
The lines between Liberal and Conservative just keep getting blurrier.
hwacker @ Mon Mar 19, 2007 2:54 pm
sandorski sandorski:
The lines between Liberal and Conservative just keep getting blurrier.
Harper is setting up the Liberals.
Zoraja @ Mon Mar 19, 2007 3:10 pm
I got an honours degree in psychology with a lot of focus in health sciences.
Clogeroo @ Mon Mar 19, 2007 3:20 pm
$1:
I got an honours degree in psychology with a lot of focus in health sciences.
You could become a pharmacist? Dental hygienist? Or even an optician?
sasquatch2 @ Mon Mar 19, 2007 3:37 pm
$1:
Clogeroo
I got an honours degree in psychology with a lot of focus in health sciences.
I got an honours degree in psychology with a lot of focus in health sciences.
Send Suzuki or the Wendy Cukier your resume.....or run for parliament.
Tricks @ Mon Mar 19, 2007 3:50 pm
Knoss Knoss:
What is with all this family money. AND why is the finace minister wearing old sneakers and giving his son skates for a photo op. He should just buy a $1000 pair of shoes and deliver the budget. we need more governing and less politicin'
You're an idiot.
Zoraja @ Mon Mar 19, 2007 4:30 pm
Clogeroo Clogeroo:
$1:
I got an honours degree in psychology with a lot of focus in health sciences.
You could become a pharmacist? Dental hygienist? Or even an optician?
to be a pharmacist would take anither 8 years in school, dental hygenist is a 1 year college course and optician is just to be a sales person.
sandorski @ Mon Mar 19, 2007 4:53 pm
hwacker hwacker:
sandorski sandorski:
The lines between Liberal and Conservative just keep getting blurrier.
Harper is setting up the Liberals.
uh huh, sure.
Tricks @ Mon Mar 19, 2007 4:57 pm
Zoraja Zoraja:
Clogeroo Clogeroo:
$1:
I got an honours degree in psychology with a lot of focus in health sciences.
You could become a pharmacist? Dental hygienist? Or even an optician?
to be a pharmacist would take anither 8 years in school, dental hygenist is a 1 year college course and optician is just to be a sales person.
Clogeroo @ Mon Mar 19, 2007 4:58 pm
$1:
to be a pharmacist would take anither 8 years in school, dental hygenist is a 1 year college course and optician is just to be a sales person.
My sister is an optician and works in a doctor’s office and it isn't that bad and makes more than most sales people would. She runs a few tests and helps people with prescriptions. It is not very difficult and quite easy going.
Well a dental hygienist is actually something. 1 year if that is what it is doesn't sound bad. Here I keep seeing places wanting to hire them so there is demand for it.
My girlfriend is a pharmacist and I think it took four years for her to become one.
What you have seems to translate into not much and it is better to field in something then just have a few courses here and there. Psychology is really a scam course because everyone I know who has it seems to be nowhere in life. I guess you either further your studies in health sciences or maybe find another field like a trade or even become a teacher or something. If you don’t the most you can hope for is probably working at a call centre or maybe becoming a secretary.
Knoss @ Mon Mar 19, 2007 5:04 pm
$1:
Well a dental hygienist is actually something. 1 year if that is what it is doesn't sound bad. Here I keep seeing places wanting to hire them so there is demand for it.
But you have to stick you hands in people's mouths
Knoss @ Mon Mar 19, 2007 5:07 pm
$1:
You're an idiot.
Y? because I don't think the finace minister needs to talk about how families can now buy shoes?