digger doug
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"airport operations instructor" equates to exactly what ?
How to direct the operations at an airport ?
Ground crews & the like ?
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Employment opportunity
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How to direct the operations at an airport ?
Ground crews & the like ?
20/80
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?..... I better not
Me neither
doublewide
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Tenastelin Mr Mwangi, Just to clarify.. the mother rhino was not in the Land Rover. We were in the Land Rover, trying to get away from the baboons when we came upon the rhino. It was all our driver could do to get away from her as he was driving in reverse.
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Christopher, tell us a little bit about yourself? Also, why do you want to come to Canada?
Christopher K Mwangi
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Christopher K Mwangi
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@digger doug..an airport operations instructor in an aviation training school..
Christopher K Mwangi
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@james..@everyone..in our country opportunities are scarce and go only to the politically connected or the wealthy..also 152USD pay here is merely enough..I would be willing to come there and work to raise the required cash to put me through an associate degree and anything else that I would require to be employed either in the airport or as an operator or civil engineering environment..as per our communication earlier I am writing to formally put in my request for an immediate emergency assistance..I would be willing to share all my credentials including police clearance certificates..Thank you for your kindness and consideration during this most difficult time..
Acoals
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This is a heavy equipment forum. Its where random guys from all over the world help each other fix their machines, hobnob and pipe off about what's wrong with the world. You are probably not going to find any emergency assistance from anybody here. You might talk to immigration officials or an immigration lawyer.
To be perfectly honest, to many people from the West, the only contact they have had with a Kenyan has been with a scammer. Nobody with their head screwed on is going to hire or sponsor some random guy who shows up on an internet forum. Also to be straight, Kenyan credentials aren't going to be worth much of anything in the US, and I doubt in Canada either.
To be perfectly honest, to many people from the West, the only contact they have had with a Kenyan has been with a scammer. Nobody with their head screwed on is going to hire or sponsor some random guy who shows up on an internet forum. Also to be straight, Kenyan credentials aren't going to be worth much of anything in the US, and I doubt in Canada either.
Christopher K Mwangi
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@accoals.. thanks..
Christopher K Mwangi
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@accoals..no response from immigration..
digger doug
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I am a licensed private pilot, and I don't understand what you mean.
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Welcome to the Forums CKM!
Had the opportunity to spend 6 weeks in Kenya back in the mid 90's. College buddy of mine that graduated 1 year before me joined the Peace Corps and was stationed in Taita Hills just east of Wundanyi. Spent those 6 weeks traveling from Nairobi to Mombasa. Memories that will last my lifetime.
As others have said we here on HEF won't be much help on the immigration side of things but one thing I do know is here in the southeast US we are looking for men and women who want to work and further their career.
You need to start out at the bottom and work your way up. As silly as it sounds one needs to learn how to grade with a rake and shovel before they even step foot in a machine.
Best of luck and keep us posted!
Had the opportunity to spend 6 weeks in Kenya back in the mid 90's. College buddy of mine that graduated 1 year before me joined the Peace Corps and was stationed in Taita Hills just east of Wundanyi. Spent those 6 weeks traveling from Nairobi to Mombasa. Memories that will last my lifetime.
As others have said we here on HEF won't be much help on the immigration side of things but one thing I do know is here in the southeast US we are looking for men and women who want to work and further their career.
You need to start out at the bottom and work your way up. As silly as it sounds one needs to learn how to grade with a rake and shovel before they even step foot in a machine.
Best of luck and keep us posted!
Welder Dave
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If you get into Canada just about any job will pay more than $152/month. I don't know how the immigration process works but probably helps you have relatives here. You might be able to start off as a laborer for a landscaping or construction crew if you get through immigration. Good luck.
Christopher K Mwangi
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digger doug
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Better welfare bennys
from the OP:
"I am writing to formally put in my request for an immediate emergency assistance"
Acoals
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Also because Canada is generally easier to emigrate to than the US. It is extremely difficult for someone from a country like Kenya to legally emigrate to the US. The only easy ways into the US are to 1)Marry an American. 2) Have an employer sponsor you. Even with a sponsorship it can be very difficult for someone to enter with work skills in the labor/trades/blue collar segment.
Welder Dave
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Medicare is a huge reason Canada would be a better choice than the US.