Trades vs IT in Canada: Why Students Are Switching Fast!
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Published2 months ago
Duration4:07
Video IDNS9qI94ENDM
Languageen
CategoryTravel & Events
PrivacyPublic
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Video TypeRegular Video
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Description
Many international students in Canada are now shifting away from IT and choosing skilled trades like electrician, plumber, HVAC, truck driving, welding, and construction.
But why is this happening?
In this video, I explain the real reasons why trades are becoming more attractive than IT for international students in Canada. From high competition in tech jobs, layoffs, low entry-level salaries, and Canadian experience requirements, to the strong demand and faster employment opportunities in trades — everything is covered in detail.
Trades are often offering better job stability, higher hourly pay, faster pathways to PR, and less stress compared to IT roles that require years of experience, certifications, and networking.
If you're an international student in Canada planning your career, this video will help you decide whether IT is still worth it or if trades are the smarter option.
Watch till the end because I also share which trades are most popular, expected salaries, and what students should consider before switching.
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