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我同济大学交通运输规划专业毕业，在国际知名的顾问公司的上海分公司从事交通规划工作多年。这样的背景不知道在加拿大找份专业工作容易不？请有经验的同志指点

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交通在全球都是发展中的行业，机会还是有的。

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泉涸，鱼相与处于陆，相嘘以湿，相濡以沫，不如相忘于江湖我同济大学交通运输规划专业毕业，在国际知名的顾问公司的上海分公司从事交通规划工作多年。这样的背景不知道在加拿大找份专业工作容易不？请有经验的同志指点点击展开...在加拿大干本行没问题

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据我所知交通在加拿大是政府机构,不是公民身份是进不去的.目前OPEN职位多集中在空中交通A typical selection process A typical selection process may include: A written technical knowledge examination An interview (at which you may be required to provide proof of occupational certification, diploma, degree and/or past experience) Reference checks A reliability and/or security clearance which involves a criminal records check, fingerprinting, and when applicable, a credit check Medical suitability if applicable. Minimum Qualifications The minimum qualifications vary for each job listed on this website. Each position requires a specific degree of technical expertise and experience in the corresponding specializations.You can learn about the requirements of each job by clicking the job profile link on the About Our Jobs page.Transport Canada does not provide the academic training or certifications required for these positions. You are required to possess the minimum qualifications at the time of your application.However, Transport Canada does issue some of the licences and certifications required. You can learn more about those by visiting the Foreign Credentials page of this website.Please note that it is your responsibility as an applicant to investigate which institutions offer the necessary training, credentials and certifications required for these jobs.可参考要求:https://www.tc.gc.ca/era_are/can_post/aboutourjobs_e.asp

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感谢大家的指导，再就是象我这样的情况，移民最好移到哪个城市好？希望被指导。

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巧了，俺第一个房东在国内就是学这个的，还去英国留学，不过现在改卖房了。。。

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alex_lz2005 ,能具体给点意见吗？看起来是不乐观呀

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俺也不太清楚，聊天时，房东说的。他们来了快十年了，刚来找不到工作，也是去学什么C＋＋之类的，后来还是去干了卖房了。不过十年前和现在的环境不大一样了，现在不是婴儿潮退休的时代吗，你好好找找，多networking，说不定能找到哪。俺才来了半年，对于交通还没啥概念，多问问2008吧，他来得时间长多了。祝顺利！

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http://www.delcan.com/transportation/transportation.html这个公司在交通规划和道路工程上很有名，可以去它的网站上看看。从它招聘的需求上也能从侧面了解就业市场的所在。

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政府部分也经常要招聘交通方面的人才。见http://www.surrey.ca/Inside+City+Hall/Career+Opportunities/default.htm

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flyingbirds 说:我同济大学交通运输规划专业毕业，在国际知名的顾问公司的上海分公司从事交通规划工作多年。这样的背景不知道在加拿大找份专业工作容易不？请有经验的同志指点点击展开...找到与国内差不多的专业工作，影响因素很多，首先是英语的沟通技能和能够被证明专业技能和工作经验，对本地文化的一定了解和运气也很重要。由于在国内工作，国内公司的reference基本没有用，因此，在resume和 cover letter中如何令人信服地体现这些而得到interview，在interview过程中，能够清晰，准确和简练地说服对对方，“I can do”。这些都很重要。呵呵，我的感受基本就是如此. 工作后，即使语言沟通没问题，巨大的文化差异会使你感到非常孤独，大家根本就是不同世界里长大的，因此，适当地了解native speakers的文化及行为方式，在面试时也很有帮助，增加被认同感。

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http://www.ite.org/career/index.aspThe Transportation Profession--------------------------------------------------------------------------------THE TRANSPORTATION PROFESSION IS: Engineers Planners Researchers Designers Builders Teachers Environmentalists Do you want to: solve real world problems -- big problems? work with a wide variety of professionals -- government leaders, land developers, architects, lawyers and others? be involved in your community? apply computers and advanced technology to reduce congestion and increase safety? focus on people, as well as things? Then you should consider becoming a transportation professional. It's a vital growing profession with excellent career growth potential and exciting opportunities. As a transportation professional, you'll plan, design, operate and manage transportation facilities working as a consultant, researcher, or in government. THE TRANSPORTATION PROFESSION Transportation professionals are responsible for planning, designing, and operating streets and highways, transit systems, airports, railroads, ports, and harbors to provide for the safe, rapid, comfortable, convenient, economical and environmentally compatible movement of people and goods. As a transportation professional you can work on a wide variety of projects, such as: investigating and minimizing the effects of new developments and proposed highway projects on air and noise pollution, wetlands, and other aspects of the environment, as well as socio-economic impacts implementing ways to relieve traffic congestion, such as bus/carpool lanes on roadways and encouraging the use of public transportation planning, designing and operating parking facilities for airports, shopping centers, recreational, industrial, office and residential developments preparing traffic impact studies for new developments and determining transportation improvements to mitigate the additional traffic planning, designing, and operating airports, railroads, ports, and harbors planning and designing pedestrian circulation systems at universities, malls, and other busy pedestrian areas to ensure safety designing and controlling a computerized traffic signal system to allow for efficient movement of traffic inventing ways to increase the capacity and safety of roadways through the use of Intelligent Transportation Systems TRANSPORTATION CAREERS Transportation professionals work in planning, design and construction, operations, and research, among many other fields. Planning As a transportation planner you will work with other transportation professionals, as well as people in technical vocations, neighborhood groups and public officials. Many projects require the preparation of environmental documents since the project's success may depend on minimizing the effects on air, water, noise and wildlife. Noise barriers, landscaping or special design considerations may be required. It is the planners responsibility to meet each challenge and to present a solution that both does the job and addresses the concerns of the public. You may be called upon to justify your plan to neighborhood groups, lawyers, business leaders, news media and elected officials. Design and Construction As a transportation designer, you may be challenged to build a bridge that is compatible with the surrounding landscaping, or to design a ramp for a busy existing interchange. The design phase relies greatly on computer technology, as do most transportation fields. Computers aid in actually drawing transportation facilities. With the use of the computer, the engineer can experiment with many different alternatives to determine the most efficient design with the least adverse impact and lowest cost. If you like to work outdoors, you might prefer the construction phase. From a spectacular bridge project to a simple lane widening, the construction engineer is responsible for the final product . . . that it is built as designed and that the correct materials are used. The construction field is constantly changing with new methods being introduced on practically every project. Operations Transportation operations is another important field of the transportation profession. Traffic engineers are responsible for design, implementation and maintenance of traffic controls, signs and pavement markings. Traffic control is essential for safe travel on ordinary roads and construction work zones, detours, and for special events. Traffic engineers use computers to monitor the flow of traffic onto existing freeways, to control parking decks, analyze accident locations, determine roadway capacities, improve traffic flow at intersections, and coordinate the operation of traffic signals throughout a city. Traffic engineers must work with developers, planners and designers to meet the challenge of providing a safe and efficient transportation system. The field of operations also includes working with public transportation. Public transportation professionals are challenged to determine the routes and service frequency to meet the demand at the least cost. Research In the field of research you'll tackle the unknown. Maybe you'll develop a new computer program for an on-board automobile navigational system or discover new ways to design automated "smart" highways. You'll work on the latest technology and with top thinkers in the profession. You might be part of a team assigned to a large federal project or manage your own smaller study for a private concern - working today on the transportation systems of tomorrow. EDUCATION A good background in science and mathematics, the ability to communicate effectively through speaking and writing and a basic understanding of government are all beneficial first steps in becoming a transportation professional. Transportation professionals should prepare for their careers through college education. Many transportation professionals are enrolled in engineering programs, primarily civil, electrical, mechanical or chemical engineering. However, due to the diverse nature of the transportation profession, many transportation professionals have a background in planning, science, environmental planning, computers, and a number of other fields. Transportation courses may include transportation planning, traffic engineering, railroad engineering, highway design, airport design and related courses such as computer science, statistics, urban planning, geography, economics, business management and public administration. Transportation engineering skills may also be obtained through employment and through numerous training conferences and short courses on various transportation engineering aspects offered by employers, universities and professional engineering societies. Not all transportation careers require a four year college degree. There is a need for draftspersons, surveyors, computer programmers, sign makers and installers, traffic signal technicians and construction inspectors. PROSPECTIVE EMPLOYERS Most transportation engineers are employed by local, state or federal agencies, or by private consulting firms. Many are engaged in teaching and research at colleges and universities. Job opportunities are often publicized through engineering-oriented publications such as ITE Journal, a magazine published monthly by the Institute of Transportation Engineers. In addition, most universities have job-placement programs to help their graduating students find employment. WHERE TO LOOK FOR INFORMATION Institute of Transportation Engineers 1099 14th Street, NW, Suite 300 West Washington, D.C. 20005-3438 (202) 289-0222 American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials 444 N. Capitol Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20001 (202) 624-5800 American Public Transit Association 1666 K Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20006 (202) 496-4800 American Public Works Association 106 West 11th Street, Suite 1800 Kansas City, MO 64015-1806 (816) 472-6100 American Road & Transportation Builders Association 1010 Massachusetts Ave., N.W. Washington, D.C. 20001(202) 289-4434 Association of American Railroads American Railroads Building 50 F Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20001 (202) 639-2100 Transportation Research Board National Research Council 2101 Constitution Ave., N.W. Washington, D.C. 20418 (202) 334-2933 Transport Canada330 Sparks StreetOttawa, ONK1A 0N5 (613) 990-2309 U.S. Department of Transportation400 Seventh St., S.W. Washington, D.C. 20590 (202) 366-4000

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Most transportation engineers are employed by local, state or federal agencies, or by private consulting firms. Many are engaged in teaching and research at colleges and universities. Job opportunities are often publicized through engineering-oriented publications such as ITE Journal, a magazine published monthly by the Institute of Transportation Engineers. In addition, most universities have job-placement programs to help their graduating students find employment.

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按你的背景在private consulting firms有可能找到本专业工作,你应该比我们都熟悉行情才对.

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你也可以再到大学读一个这方面的学位,一方面英语提高了,一方面等到入籍了,加入加拿大政府交通部为上策.

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着个网站对你很有用http://jobs.ite.org/jobdetails.cfm?jid=70226目前在招聘的职位:Wardrop Engineering Click here for company information Click here to view all jobs from this company Transportation Engineer(s)/Planner(s) << Go back to search results Job Information Post Date: Feb 16, 2007 Type: Full time Start Date: - n/a - Salary: - n/a - Location: Canada - Calgary Job Reference: - n/a - APPLY FOR THIS JOB Job Details DescriptionWe’re on the road to success, come help our dynamic growing team plan, design and build that road! Job Summary: Our Calgary (& Winnipeg) offices are currently looking to supplement our roadway engineering team. We have challenging opportunities for junior, intermediate and senior Transportation Engineers. Senior Traffic/Transportation Planning EngineerWe are seeking a seasoned Senior Transportation Engineer/Planner to help lead the development and expansion of our Transportation Group in Western Canada. Responsibilities include:Leading and conducting:• Traffic analyses and traffic impact studies;• Functional planning and design studies for rural and urban roadways;and• Detailed design of rural and urban roadways.Providing:• Leadership, technical guidance and mentoring to junior transportation engineering staff in Wardrop’s Transportation Group;• Business development including identifying and responding to opportunities, building client relations and contributing to proposal submissions and service contracts;and• Project Management. Qualifications: • 12 - 15 years of demonstrated experience in transportation planning, traffic engineering and design for urban and rural roadways, preferably in Canada;• Experience managing planning and design projects and teams;• Experience with designing or leading public participation processes for transportation projects;• Knowledge of AASHTO, TAC and other applicable Canadian geometric design standards (knowledge of specific provincial design standards would be an asset);• Strong technical, organizational and communication skills;• Demonstrated knowledge of traffic simulation software such as Synchro 7/SimTraffic;• Experience managing professional and technical staff;• Demonstrated experience with office automation software such as MSOffice (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc.);• Roadway construction management experience would be an asset.Applicants must be registered as a Professional Engineer in Manitoba or be eligible for registration in Manitoba. A Master’s Degree in traffic engineering or transportation planning is desirable.Junior Transportation Engineer/EIT (3 – 5 yrs.)andIntermediate Transportation Engineer (6 – 10 yrs.)We are also seeking junior and intermediate engineers with experience in the planning, design and construction of rural and urban roadways. Responsibilities include:Performing and/or Preparing:• Field surveys;• Detailed roadway designs;• Contract documents;• Construction supervision;The following would be considered an asset:• Conducting or assisting with traffic surveys and analyses using simulation software;• Functional design of rural and urban roadways;• Knowledge of City of Winnipeg and Province of Manitoba construction specifications and methods.Providing:• Supervision and oversight of junior, technical and paraprofessional staff as appropriate;and• Project Management support. Qualifications: • Demonstrated experience in geometric design of urban and rural roadways, preferably in Canada;• Knowledge of AASHTO, TAC and other applicable Canadian geometric design standards (knowledge of specific provincial design standards would be an asset);• Strong technical, organizational and communication skills;• Demonstrated experience with office automation software such as MSOffice (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc.);• Roadway construction experience in a management or support role;• Good inter-personal skills;• Ability to work as part of a team;• Willingness to learn new skills and work in the field as necessary.Applicants must be registered as an EIT or Professional Engineer in Manitoba or be eligible for registration as such in Manitoba. Contact Details / Apply for this Job Contact InformationWardrop EngineeringState/Province: Country: CanadaEmail/URL: [email protected] APPLY FOR THIS JOB Email Job to a Friend Add Job to Inbox

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也就是说 Demonstrated experience in geometric design of urban and rural roadways, preferably in Canada;Applicants must be registered as an EIT or Professional Engineer in Manitoba or be eligible for registration as such in Manitoba.你是欠缺的.

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巧了，我一个好朋友在卡尔加里，他也是同济大学毕业的，国内是在交通设计院之类的单位工作。他不久前找到了道路设计的工作，同时拿到了5个Offer，看样子是有些市场啊。就在两周前开始上班的吧，待遇也不错。

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维多利亚小熊 说:巧了，我一个好朋友在卡尔加里，他也是同济大学毕业的，国内是在交通设计院之类的单位工作。 他不久前找到了道路设计的工作，同时拿到了5个Offer，看样子是有些市场啊。就在两周前开始上班的吧，待遇也不错。点击展开...找到工作有可能,同时拿到了5个Offer夸张了吧?

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同类工作在美国机会多

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