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Re: Help Wanted: Pakistani Cook in Canada

iram — Sat, 06 Jun 2009 07:42:32 -0000

asalam-o-kom
i m iram from pakistan.i m a cook and my mother is also a cook. i cooked pakistani food chaines food .rashian and italian saled making.if u want to select me for this job i will send my CV .i have a cooking cartificat.if u want to select me u e mail me on this ID
[khanamjadkhan@msn.com]OK
allahafez

Re: Help Wanted: Pakistani Cook in Canada

said — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 16:28:37 -0000

hi iam from morocco i am sous chef i have mor then 4 years experience in culinary art in frenche internationel and italien cuisine i can work in both hot and could kitchen i am team player no matter the role i assum ,and woud never ask of my team than what i am capabel of
i am lokong to obtain long term emloyment as cook in canada i dont mind starting at the bottom because i know that i have the ability to grow professional as i am capebel of grasping new concepts and ideas
thank you

Re: Help Wanted: Pakistani Cook in Canada

bassel — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 15:40:06 -0000

hi i am from syria but i live in taiwan i can cook and cleen i need ajob in any place i can cook very good my phon in taiwan 00886918838659

Re: Help Wanted: Pakistani Cook in Canada

shahzad anjum — Fri, 12 Dec 2008 14:07:03 -0000

sir
i m [shef ] pakistani food and indiaen food and chaines food i want working in canada in resturent if your want shef u sand me e mile i wite u call my number 0092 3067025514

Re: Help Wanted: Pakistani Cook in Canada

Frank de Ruyter — Thu, 21 Aug 2008 07:01:04 -0000

My father-in-law in Pakistan could do this job for you but I bet he'd have trouble getting into Canada. Australia and New Zealand are tough to get into as well, as you might qualify in one respect but not another. Ability to read or write English is a big hurdle for many in India or Pakistan. Maybe 15% of people in Pakistan learn to read or write properly, but it doesn't mean they can't cook. My father in law has the age problem. He's 54 this year.

Another thing is that experience gained in Pakistan might not be recognised in Canada. Like my brother-in-law, who I wanted to sponsor to learn truck driving in Pakistan so he could go to Dubai or someplace where they really want drivers. First problem is that the overseas firms don't recognise the Pakistani qualification, and so the Pakistani's have to find a way to get the qualification overseas. But they can't leave the country to get the qualification. With all these Catch-22 situations, its no wonder they get devious and the governments don't trust them. A vicious circle.