Considering moving to Canada

[pablolinares]

Uk arborist here, thinking about a change of scenery. I’ve been a lead climber/team leader for around 4 years, been in the industry for around 5. I have all my tickets (30,31,32,38,39), first aid trained and full driving licence. 
Im thinking of making the move to Canada but I don’t know where to even begin looking. Any tips/ places to avoid/ areas to look into? Any advice is really appreciated. 
 

Thanks! 

[Chris at eden]

Arbjobs.com is a good place to start.  They have a couple advertised at the moment in Canada.  They can supply you with info on visas or at least they used to but you have to sort it yourself.  I don’t think it’s rocket science though.  Good luck. 
 

[Chris at eden]

Ps. In some of the colder areas work is seasonal due to the snow. 
 

[Mick Dempsey]

West coast looks very wet, if you don’t like rain, but the treework looks epic.

[Mike Hill]

West Coast is nice,work almost all year.

Always vacancies In Vancouver but it's expensive to live there and not very social.

 

Save up some money,get a work visa and head over in the spring. Trip around and find out for yourself.

 

Definatly get your HGV and trailer licence before you go.