My first full day on canadian soil started when i woke with a jump,the telly was blarring out i was still fully dressed how long had i been to sleep yep 3 bloody hours its still silly o clock, more shut eye needed.Thats better 9.30 i reawoke a nice shower and a phone call to my new employer to let them know im alive we arranged a time for me to be collected then i wait.H
ow nice it is to meet up with somone you have had so much contact with phone, emails etc but never met in person, a short journey later there i was a my new employment place how strange that felt to actually see the place with your own eyes and not through pictures etc.As you were aware i couldn't get my TWP (due to a very nice immigration Lady whos only answer to my questions were thats not my problem sir)now this becomes a problem when i was due to start work straight away part of
your training was to work in the shop with the guys to help with your airbrake test and help you get to know the trucks etc,no work permit, yep you got it no work.Now the guy who sorts all the companys recruitment comes into his own he works very close with Service Canada and is on the phone his email is going ten to the dozen trying to sort this out.While we wait for some answer i was passed the famous airbrake course book and told to study this so off i go into the shop and shown to a nice place at the top where there is a desk etc over the next few days i get very accustomed to being up there god i hate studying.This was the veiw from my desk yep thats a big snow shoveller, as the day was coming to a close a big shout across the shop we've got an interview at immigration 9.30 tomorrow morning in Charlottetown hopefully my little problem can be drawn to a close,Fingers crossed.
My first full day on canadian soil started when i woke with a jump,the telly was blarring out i was still fully dressed how long had i been to sleep yep 3 bloody hours its still silly o clock, more shut eye needed.Thats better 9.30 i reawoke a nice shower and a phone call to my new employer to let them know im alive we arranged a time for me to be collected then i wait.How nice it is to meet up with somone you have had so much contact with phone, emails etc but never met in person, a short journey later there i was a my new employment place how strange that felt to actually see the place with your own eyes and not through pictures etc.As you were aware i couldn't get my TWP (due to a very nice immigration Lady whos only answer to my questions were thats not my problem sir)now this becomes a problem when i was due to start work straight away part of 
your training was to work in the shop with the guys to help with your airbrake test and help you get to know the trucks etc,no work permit, yep you got it no work.Now the guy who sorts all the companys recruitment comes into his own he works very close with Service Canada and is on the phone his email is going ten to the dozen trying to sort this out.While we wait for some answer i was passed the famous airbrake course book and told to study this so off i go into the shop and shown to a nice place at the top where there is a desk etc over the next few days i get very accustomed to being up there god i hate studying.This was the veiw from my desk yep thats a big snow shoveller, as the day was coming to a close a big shout across the shop we've got an interview at immigration 9.30 tomorrow morning in Charlottetown hopefully my little problem can be drawn to a close,Fingers crossed.
No comments:
Post a Comment