j'aimerais partir au canada deux mois (ou plus) de mai a juin/juillet, sachant que jai 18 ans et je suis en premiere anné de droit. Donc j'aimerais avoir des renseignement sur boulots conseillés a pratiquer la bas. je suis pres a tout (enfin presque 🙂)
Salut!
Je vie au Québec, et je suis étudiante en droit également. Si tu te cherches un emploi dans ton domaine, tu devrais plus t'essayer au Québec qu'ailleurs au Canada étant donné que le droit pratiqué au Québec est de tradition française. Tu risques cependant d'avoir de la difficulté à te trouver un travail dans un bureau juridique étant donné que tu veux partir seulement quelques mois.
Je te souhaite bonne chance, et si tu décides de venir au Québec et que tu as besoin de renseignements supplémentaires, fais-moi signe!
J'ai été acceptée en droit a Orléans en 1997.Le deug de droit n'a pas grand-chose a voir avec le bac québécois en droit.Cela serait fort étonnant que tu trouves un travail dans ce domaine, pour cette année.Il te reste les petits boulots, restaurants, hotels etc.Tu as une idée de ce que tu voulais faire?Je pourrais peut-etre te donner quelques infos.
merci de vos reponse 🙂. En fait je ne recherche pas specialement un boulot dans le droit. Je cherche avant tout a devenir bilingue, donc j'aimerais aller du coté de toronto (pres de montreal, auquel jaimerai aussi aller). Donc voila je me disais boulot comme serveur pourquoi pas ? Ou bien au sein d'un campus etudiant... merci de m'aider 😊
Je cherche avant tout a devenir bilingue, donc j'aimerais aller du coté de toronto (pres de montreal, auquel jaimerai aussi aller).
Bonjour
Je suis de Montreal. Jai habité longuement a Toronto et je te le deconseille fortement.
Tout dependant si tu veux seulement et pas t'amuser.
Le monde sont tres frois la bas, heureusement que j'avais une copine la bas car sinon j'aurait trouver le temps. Par contre, je connais des francophone la bas si tu as de besoin de contact ou quoique se sois.
Pour ce qui est de Montreal, tu pourrais sans doute y apprendre l'anglais mais plus difficilement car la plus part( je dis bien la plus part) du monde parle Francais et lorsqu'ils voient qu'on a de la difficulté, il change au francais.
Mais bon tout es possible dans la vie.
Moi je peux te conseiller l'ouest canadien qui est vraiment bien aussi.
Ben oui, apparament c'est vraiment ca qui ressort : Toronto bof, montreal genial... donc bon moi ca m'arrange pas vu que mon but premier est d'apprendre a parler anglais...tout en etant dans une ville un tant soit peu acceuillante... Donc dilemme. Ouai pourquoi pas du coté de vancouver, sinon...
Ou bien carrément dessendre vers Boston, tout, ou plus pres de la frontiere canadienne, car au moin je pourrais parler anglais et aller a montreal de temps en temps... Que faire ?
C'est si affreux que ça Toronto ? Moi qui me disait que n'importe quelle ville canadienne par rapport à ce qu'on a en France serait super agréable.... point de vue amabilité bien sûr...
Je serai à Québec pour le terme d'hiver (janvier-avril) mais je réagis parce-que je cherche mon stage de fin d'études là-bas, à Toronto, parce-que c'est là qu'est mon copain. Qui est canadien. Mais qui hélàs ne fréquente pas du tout le milieu où je cherche (management, marketing agroalimentaire)...
Enfin si tu dis que c'est horrible, je vais peut-être étendre mes horizons...
Ciao !
Une petite française qui part à l'aventure.
Après la pluie, vient le beau temps. Ca marche à tout les coups !
Je dis pas que Toronto c'est horrible par contre tres nul comme ville (selon moi).
La ville a de tres beaux endroit touristiques sans doute plus qu'a montreal. Par contre le monde sont tres froid avec les Francophone. Francais ou Quebecois we are all frogs. Moi comme je disais dans mon message precedant, mon ex-blonde habitait la bas donc j'ai eu du plaisir mais je me suis faite aucun contact ami las bas. Seulement ceux avec qui je dois faire affaire pour le travaille.
C'est bien mais bon.
De plus selon le dernier sondage, c'est la ville ou qui a le plus de meurtres au canada et preentement les politiciens en fond des debats pour augmenter la securité.
Par contre jene veux pas que mon opinion te fasse changer d'idée.
Tu peux y aller par contre selon moi Montreal est mieu et le monde son plut de party.
Les clubs la bas sont selon moi et mon ex copine mieu a Montreal. Les gens sont plus friendly a Montreal.
Entk, P-e que j'ai eu de mauvaise experiance la bas mais ce n'est pas la ville que j'aimerais habite dans ma vie. J'aimerais mieu aller habiter dans la capitale canadienne a la place de la Capital de l'ontario. (ottawa= Capitale Federale canadienne)
Par contre toi c'est pour les etudes... mois je ne connais rien pour les Etudes a Toronto... ni les ecoles... p-e c'est different.
Moi j'y etait aller pour travailler et habiter avec mon ex=blonde.
P-E que c'est mieu en etudiant...
Lors de ton passage a Montreal, si tu cherches des contacts ou quoique ce sois, laisse moi le savoir ca va me faire plaisir.
Deplus je projette d'aller a toronto voir un match de hockey la bas. vers le mois de mars.
Je n'aime pas la ville mais j'aime toujours l'aspect de voyager.. et de visiter meme nos voisin un peu borné !!!.
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