Ghanaian Lady Narrates How She Landed Job In Canada With No Experience Two Months After Travelling

• A young Ghanaian lady called Edufia Abla has revealed some interesting details about finding a job in Canada
• According to the Ghanaian student in the diaspora, it took her only two months to land a decent job opportunity
• She revealed that her process was longer than usual because it takes some people only a day or two

Edufia Abla, a young Ghanaian lady, who recently travelled to Canada, has recounted landing a job within only two months.

In a YouTube video on her channel, Abla revealed that the process was even too long for her because she wanted to take her time, but it is much simpler and more accessible for a lot of people.

"It is very easy to get a job here. You can land here today and get a job tomorrow. It took me six months because I wanted to be patient. I got a job as an invigilator, and I make $15 per hour," she said.

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Abla, who is also a student in Canada, barely finished her national service just a year before travelling, which made her job in Canada her very first professional experience.

She indicated that although she loves her role as an invigilator, she would like to explore other options that would pay much higher.

"When you travel to the US, UK or Canada, make sure you mingle with people and ask a lot of questions. You can just be talking to someone and realise there's a job vacancy somewhere waiting for you," she advised.

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Source: YEN.com.gh