Hi My Son 28 yrs BCA/MCA & MBA in IT havinh 3 year exp as software Engineer in India.. Now He want to move in USA/UK/CANADA ...plz suggest what job chances available for him in Europe and which post

Ans: Congratulations to your son for completing his M.Tech in Computer Science from R.V. College, Bengaluru.

Thank you for reaching out. Yes, It is very much possible to study further after Mtech in his desired field of interest. He can apply for applied and skilled based short term programs in Canada and even MBA, Masters in the USA, UK and Australia as well. These countries also provide post study work permits.

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Ans: Dear Ms Rachana

3 companies in last 2 years...that shows instability...If your son is interested in pursuing stable career then software services companies like TCS, Infosys, HCL are better options...start ups at this point are going through challenging phase...so job security is not there.

Hope this helps.

All the best

Ans: Hi. To begin with I want to congratulate your son on his graduation and I am glad to know that he wishes to continue his education abroad. Studying abroad is one of the best decisions a student can take when it comes to furthering their knowledge and getting themselves in the best position to succeed in this competetive world. Kudos to him for that!

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Ans: Sir, I advise your son to go right now to a qualified, professional, experienced career coach located in the USA itself. He should also look at other nations with good immigration laws or Canada. He can make attendance at USC-hosted on-campus career fairs and networking gatherings He should get advice and referrals from USC graduates. Tell him to highlight his internships and noteworthy projects including in-demand abilities, thereby optimizing his Resume merely on two pages with keywords.

He might be having his LinkedIn page, stressing his technical knowledge and accomplishments, but there are several techniques to be used in applying for jobs. Most of the job seekers are not aware of the methods; instead, Professional Career Coaches, either from the USA or any other country, are informed and will be able to assist your Son. Try contacting Vikram Anand, Sandeep Khaira (both are abroad), or any other experienced career coach. All the BEST for Your Son's Prosperous Future.
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