bonjour à tous, fraichement diplomée en éducation spécialisé diplome "moniteur éducateur", j'aimerais partir travailler au Québec.
Pourriez vous m'aider sur l'équivalent de se diplome au Québec, les offres possibles, bref toutes les infos, les sites et les contacts sont les bienvenues!
merci à tous 😛
Première chose à faire: contacter les autorités et employeurs pour savoir si vous aurez le droit d'exercer votre profession avec un diplôme français. Faite une recherche dans un moteur de recherche avec les mots éducateur specialisé ou éducation spécialisée.
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On est en plein dans le sujet puisqu'on est installés ici depuis 1 mois maintenant et dans le processus de recherche d'emplois.
Va voir le site EmploiQuebec.net. Aller sur "s'informer sur le marché du travail" puis "explorez un metier ou une profession" : infos salaire, stats, marché de l'emploi à 5 ans, ...
Apres avoir trouvé l'intitulé qui correspond à ton metier, tu peux aussi aller consulter les infos sur le secteur d'activité dans la pavé droit.
Pour le côté "immigration", si tu as moins de 35ans, contacte l'OFQJ, ils peuvent t'aider à decrocher un visa temporaire. Si c'est la residence permanente que tu vises, va sur le site du micc www.micc.gouv.qc.ca, il y a toutes les infos nécessaires et suffisantes.
Si questions, n'hesite pas !
si l'on jugeait les choses sur les apparences, personne n'aurait jamais voulu manger un oursin
Je me permets de vous contacter car j'ai lu que vous veniez d'emmager au Canada. Veniez -vous de France? Mon mari et moi même sommes en train de faire les démarches pour émigrer au Canada avec un visa permanent. J'ai regardé sur le site pour voir à quoi correspond moniteur éducateur. Je me demande quelle est la différence entre moniteur éducateur et travailleur social??? J'aimerai savoir également dans quel domaine peut travailler un moniteur éducateur?
J'ai encore beaucoup de questions, j'espère ne pas vous déranger?
Desolee ça faisait un petit moment que je ne m'étais pas connectée.
Tu auras les infos - et tu pourras poser les questions que tu souhaites, quasiment dès ton arrivée ici. Il y a une semaine de 'présentation/adaptation/explications' diverses organisée par le MICC dès votre arrivée. Ils vous dirigeront ensuite vers le ou les organismes les plus à meme de répondre à votre besoin et de vous aider dans vos démarches de recherche d'emplois. Je ne suis pas familière avec ton métier, j'aurai donc beaucoup de mal à t'expliquer la différence entre moniteur educateur et travailleur social. Mais sache qu'il y a pleins d'appellations différentes selon l'emploi, quel que soit le domaine d'expertise. Moi j'ai du choisir entre deux spécialités informatiques que je maitrise, par exemple, alors qu'en France je cumulais.
Un autre point très important et qui est perturbant au début, c'est la force du réseau de contacts ici. Pour trouver du taf, ça passe obligatoirement par le développement d'un réseau. ça va très vite ceci dit et on prend vite l'habitude de parler de ce que l'on fait et de ce que l'on cherche, à peu pres n'importe ou et avec n'importe qui : supermarché, coiffeur, file d'attente au ciné ....
Vous prévoyez vous installer ou avec ton mari ? Québec ou Montréal ? Et vous en êtes ou exactement là de vos démarches ? Parce que on pourrait probablement vous aiguiller à votre arrivée si vous voulez. Si tu as d'autres questions, n'hésite pas, ça me fera plaisir d'y repondre.
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si l'on jugeait les choses sur les apparences, personne n'aurait jamais voulu manger un oursin
bonjour à tous, fraichement diplomée en éducation spécialisé diplome "moniteur éducateur", j'aimerais partir travailler au Québec.
Pourriez vous m'aider sur l'équivalent de se diplome au Québec, les offres possibles, bref toutes les infos, les sites et les contacts sont les bienvenues!
merci à tous 😛
Bonjour Losako,
Je suis également Monitrice Educatrice diplômé depuis 2010 de l'IRFE (Limoges)!! Je souhaiterai savoir si ton projet c'est concrétisé ? Peux tu me donner des renseignements sur le visa que tu as demandé, le type de poste que tu occupes la-bas, les difficultés que tu as pu rencontrer....
je suis actuellement en Nouvelle Caledonie, Je travaille ds un IME en tant que ME. Je souhaite realiser une experience au Quebec (plus Montreal).
Vu que ton message date de 2010, je me dis que t as peut etre realise ton experience.
si t as des tuyaux, demarches administratives, visa, reconnaissance diplome ( j ai un DEME), adresses boulots.....
mon e-mail perso herve22bzh@hotmail.fr
j'ai une amie qui a trouvé au bout de 4 mois a Montréal (diplôme ME. aussi) et cela sans beaucoup de réseau, histoire de te donner une idée
Peux tu faire un retour de ton expérience en N.C. ( perspectives de boulot, réseau..)
merci
salut
super, peux tu lui donner mon e-mail pour avoir plus info STP.
sinon, la caledo ( t es ME ou ES?), si t es ES c est plus facile, car il y a une ecole educ ici maintenant ( AMP et ME) et avec la nouvelle lois sur l emploi local qui donne la priorite aux caledoniens avant les metro.
si tu souhaites travailler ici, je te conseille de venir directement. il est difficile de trouver du travail depuis la france. Les gens preferent "face to face". depose ton Cv ds les asso en allant les voir. apres, ils se les filent entre eux parfois ( j ai eu des entretiens d embauche a des centres ds lesquels je n avais pas postule).
apres, tu as deux posibilites Noumea, qui est la capitale, la vie de ville ou bien la brousse, la vie hors noumea.
tt le monde n est pas fait pour la vie en brousse, meme si c est super beau on peut parfois tourner en rond, par contre tu apprends plus sur la culture Kanak. Si tu aimes la nature ca risque de te plaire
si tu souhaites travailler ds le monde de l insertion, te seras un peu perdu au debut car il y a tt de meme un "decalage" entre les cultures, mais c est super interressant
ds le monde de l handicap, ca depend des asso, IME n a trop de moyen "c est un peu le bordel" , les autres je ne sais pas vraiment
si tu souhaites debarquer ici, je te conseille d avoir qq ronds car la vie coute assez chere, mais des que ta un taf c est va.
j espere que ca repond a ta question, sinon n hesite pas
J'ai lu ton message et j'ai vu que tu travaillé en tant que ME en nouvelle caledonie, pourra tu me dire si il est facile de trouver du travail la-bas et qu'elle démarche faut t'il entreprendre pour y partir?
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