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Vlada писал(а):Ааа, понятно тогда отчего такое рвение. Всем новоприбывшим нужен будет психологический суппорт. Как раз работа в вашей области. Вы себе секьюрити джоб обеспечиваете.
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paw писал(а):Просто не могу представить этих роскошных женщин, работающих какими-то медсестрами.

Serpentia писал(а): А вы каких работ будете, если не секрет?

paw писал(а): Та я так... мелкий фраерок

paw писал(а):Я имела ввиду именно персидских красавиц, как минимум врачи

Serpentia писал(а):врачи, в основном мужчины, особенно, в психиатрии. На врача надо 8 лет учиться - дорого и не всякий потянет. Тут не красота персидская, а мозги нужны.

paw писал(а):Этточно. В психиатрии ничего не понимаю, хотя была пятерка.

paw писал(а):Я имела ввиду именно персидских красавиц, как минимум врачи.

Serpentia писал(а): А вы каких работ будете, если не секрет?

Та я так... мелкий фраерок :roll:

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paw писал(а):Этточно. В психиатрии ничего не понимаю, хотя была пятерка.

интересно, что персидские красавишны которые со мной на ESL учились в основном разошлись как продавцы по всяким бутикам. Иногда с ними сталкиваюсь в моле. А в Health care пошли всякие филиппинцы, корейцы, ну и я.

Waterbyte писал(а):да, зубным техникам гораздо меньше с беженцами повезло,

The vetting process for each refugee is highly rigorous, and usually takes two to three years to complete.

Refugees first have to prove that they are actually refugee by registering and being accepted by the United Nations’s refugee agency overseas. This means they have to have a well-founded fear of persecution based on five specific grounds: nationality, race, religion, political opinion or membership in a particular social group.
A small number of those registered—the most vulnerable cases—are referred to the U.S to be considered for resettlement. Only those who cannot return home or locally integrate in the country of asylum are referred for resettlement.
The US State Department’s Resettlement Support Center then collects biographical information and personal data for security clearance. The Department of Homeland Security, the FBI, the Department of Defense and multiple intelligence agencies then work together to carry out multiple security screenings based on biometric and biographic data, photographs, and other background information over a period that lasts on average 18 to 24 months. Any refugee who is deemed to pose a threat to our national security is denied.
Syrian refugees also undergo “enhanced reviews” in which specially trained officers examine each case biography for accuracy and authenticity. In addition to these security checks, every single refugee is interviewed face-to-face by a Department of Homeland Security official and must undergo a medical screening.

QueenR писал(а):А вот как наш южный сосед будет принимать беженцев из Сирии:

http://qz.com/555535/heres-how-refugees ... ed-states/

The vetting process for each refugee is highly rigorous, and usually takes two to three years to complete.

Refugees first have to prove that they are actually refugee by registering and being accepted by the United Nations’s refugee agency overseas. This means they have to have a well-founded fear of persecution based on five specific grounds: nationality, race, religion, political opinion or membership in a particular social group.
A small number of those registered—the most vulnerable cases—are referred to the U.S to be considered for resettlement. Only those who cannot return home or locally integrate in the country of asylum are referred for resettlement.
The US State Department’s Resettlement Support Center then collects biographical information and personal data for security clearance. The Department of Homeland Security, the FBI, the Department of Defense and multiple intelligence agencies then work together to carry out multiple security screenings based on biometric and biographic data, photographs, and other background information over a period that lasts on average 18 to 24 months. Any refugee who is deemed to pose a threat to our national security is denied.
Syrian refugees also undergo “enhanced reviews” in which specially trained officers examine each case biography for accuracy and authenticity. In addition to these security checks, every single refugee is interviewed face-to-face by a Department of Homeland Security official and must undergo a medical screening.

The ISS of B.C. put out a call to action on Tuesday asking Metro Vancouverites to help with the resettlement of the 3,000 Syrian refugees anticipated to arrive in B.C. Extra help is needed as the society typically helps a maximum of 900 refugees from across the globe per year.
Newcomers will need help finding long-term affordable housing (they will start out in temporary shelters in churches or public buildings) and leads for jobs.
Volunteers are also wanted to help people wade through bureaucracy and learn how to use the banking and transit systems. Volunteer counsellors are especially desired, as many refugees will have gone through traumatic experiences.
In a memo to city staff, Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson said the city is working with Coquitlam and Surrey to figure out how it can help.
“Vancouver and communities across the country have a longstanding commitment to welcoming refugees and their families in times of need. This is at the heart of our inclusive, compassionate, and diverse city,” he wrote.
Robertson said he spoke with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and expressed Vancouver’s willingness to help resettle refugees. He also mentioned that Vancouver hosted a well-attended forum on the Syrian refugee crisis at city hall.

QueenR писал(а):ISS of BC ищет волонтёров для принятия беженцев. Они обычно принимают 900 беженцев в год, с 3000 за полтора месяца, говорят сами не справятся. Так что, у кого есть время и желание помочь, обращайтесь в ISS of BC и записывайтесь в волонтеры.


http://www.metronews.ca/news/vancouver/ ... ugees.html

The ISS of B.C. put out a call to action on Tuesday asking Metro Vancouverites to help with the resettlement of the 3,000 Syrian refugees anticipated to arrive in B.C. Extra help is needed as the society typically helps a maximum of 900 refugees from across the globe per year.
Newcomers will need help finding long-term affordable housing (they will start out in temporary shelters in churches or public buildings) and leads for jobs.
Volunteers are also wanted to help people wade through bureaucracy and learn how to use the banking and transit systems. Volunteer counsellors are especially desired, as many refugees will have gone through traumatic experiences.
In a memo to city staff, Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson said the city is working with Coquitlam and Surrey to figure out how it can help.
“Vancouver and communities across the country have a longstanding commitment to welcoming refugees and their families in times of need. This is at the heart of our inclusive, compassionate, and diverse city,” he wrote.
Robertson said he spoke with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and expressed Vancouver’s willingness to help resettle refugees. He also mentioned that Vancouver hosted a well-attended forum on the Syrian refugee crisis at city hall.

Короче, нет у нас конкретного плана, нету...Все пустили на авось, чтобы удовлетворить желание премьера Трюдо. Чтобы он потом мог поставить галочку напротив : 25000 беженцев привёз в Канаду до 1 января 2016 года! Предвыборной обещание выполнил? Выполнил!

QueenR писал(а):ISS of BC ищет волонтёров для принятия беженцев.