I'd like to land a job as an autocad operator. What country do you think should I try my luck in?
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I'm in the Gas & Oil business.\n\nAt the moment their are a few hotspots for draughtsmen.\n\nI'm currently in London, UK which has some of the best rates of around £25 to £35/hour depending on experience.\n\nAlberta, Canada is the next bet place as it's also experiencing a boom, and is finding it difficult to get the right people. I think the current going rates are about CDN$55-CDN$80/hr\n\nThe Netherlands and Germany are also quite good if you do some searching.\n\nAs a last option, if you have certain experience, then register with http://www.oilandgasjobsearch.com/
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I suggest you try mailing information about the work you do to U.S. and Canadian contractors.  There are websites galore on the internet for almost every contractor there is in the U.S.  Yahoo Answers isn't a very good place to be asking someone to get you work because they don't know you.\n\nCheck out http://www.builderspace.com.  This website will give you links to some of the major contractors in U.S. and you can even choose the speciality (i.e. mechanical vs. carpentry).
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Better u should go for AutoCAD training or DOEACC level courses.
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None if you live in the US.  If you are India where all the computer jobs are thanks to Bill Gates, then go ahead you'll always be able to find a job there.
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I would suggest USA as best destination for Engineering (more jobs, better career and research) as compared to Australia, Europe ...\n\nTop US universities with low fees are :\nUniversities of Texas Austin\nTexas A&M University\nMichigan State University
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The best way to find an AutoCAD consultant is by searching the internet.  If you are looking for a list of professional CAD companies, visit tenlinks.com.  You can also visit various sites that freelance AutoCAD consultants subscribe to and choose a consultant that fits your needs.
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you can design Eiffel tower to Taj mahal with CAD. Are you looking for structural engineer job or cad operator?
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Which country do you mean?  If you check www.educationcanada.ca you will see job postings for all across Canada.
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Are you trying to get a work permit in the UK or in the US from the UK ?
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I would say America.  Europe is pretty cool about things.  Thats mainly with my experience though.
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what country are you in.you have to apply for a work visa
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It depends on what field you would like to enter, such as civil, structural, architectural, landscape, mechanical, hvac. I have noticed lately that the engineering fields have had a lot of job openings. I use both autocad and microstation in my field. I have also noticed that a lot of architects have been doing there own drafting. Most technical firms post job listings in there website. Look up a few firms in the field that you are interested.
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Depending on your qualification and your aims - probably your career would profit most of working in Europe or the US for some years and then going back to your country of origin.\n\n(expecting you are not a person living in the US or Europe)
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probably Sweden. I live in the UK and British attitudes to qualifications are not very respectful. Sweden has a higher standard of living but high tax too. In the UK it depends what town or city you work in. Any big city is dangerous. Learn Swedish though.
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this should get you what you need:\n\nhttp://www.autodesk.com/store/storeselect.htm
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you can very well go to Australia you now with the Australian economy opening up you can certainly have good job prospects you can go in for a free on-line assessment on www.immegarate2000.com and send your resume to their agent at global.impact2000@gmail.com for further processing the company is one of the leader in the industry and would help you in realizing your dream go on try it
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There are many openings in Australia and Canada. If you know French, a Canadian work permit should be easy.