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**doogiehoussi** · 07-17-2011, 09:35 AM

Canada job market is hit badly. So am not surprised. this should be lesson as muslim, we should not rely on others and need to be self sufficient.

Since you are living in UAE , you may povide more info about the condition of education in Gulf states.
The author of the article , as shown below , claims that poor quality of school education is one big motivation for settling in Canada. How is the situation now ? Any improvement ? Or, still a mess ?
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http://www.mediamonitors.net/tahir1.html

At the other end of the scale, the professionals are also beginning to find the going tough. As their children grow up, there is pressure to find proper educational institutions. Although the oil-producing countries were awash with petro-dollars, they paid little attention to education. The few universities established there cannot cater to the needs of even the locals; the expatriates naturally have to wait. This has led to many expatriate professionals seeking opportunities elsewhere. Canada has become a favorite destination for many from the Middle East.
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07-17-2011, 09:35 AM	#4
doogiehoussi Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 534 Senior Member	Canada job market is hit badly. So am not surprised. this should be lesson as muslim, we should not rely on others and need to be self sufficient. Since you are living in UAE , you may povide more info about the condition of education in Gulf states. The author of the article , as shown below , claims that poor quality of school education is one big motivation for settling in Canada. How is the situation now ? Any improvement ? Or, still a mess ? ------------------------------ http://www.mediamonitors.net/tahir1.html At the other end of the scale, the professionals are also beginning to find the going tough. As their children grow up, there is pressure to find proper educational institutions. Although the oil-producing countries were awash with petro-dollars, they paid little attention to education. The few universities established there cannot cater to the needs of even the locals; the expatriates naturally have to wait. This has led to many expatriate professionals seeking opportunities elsewhere. Canada has become a favorite destination for many from the Middle East. ------------------------
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