Is it really so easy to be a truck driver in Canada?

Recently, the topic of immigration to Canada as a trucker has become a kind of top topic of discussion. It's possible to hear a lot of arguments that it is easy to go there even with amateur driving license and in general truckers in Canada, earn countless thousands, and all who have ever driven a car, need to seriously think about the change of life.

I'm exaggerating, of course, but after spending half a day at an immigration agency, I did observe that the demand for immigration to Canada as a trucker is really elevated, and in Canada, in fact, truckers are required.

But the truck driving in Canada is far from the fairy tale about Cinderella. Tempting five or six thousand dollars a month is not easy to earn, and no one will be paid for doing nothing. That's why professionals in this area are required from abroad because local people do not really want to be so hysterical and kill their health. Practice shows that serious money can be earned only by driving at least a thousand kilometers a day, and the one who worked as a driver realises what a hell of a load it is. Driving piece of bread everywhere is not easy, and overseas roads are not an exception.

In general, no matter how tempting the proposal could be, it is necessary to understand who and what is required on the main routes. In theory, It is possible to become a truck driver being already in Canada, especially since the "driver's license" in any case is necessary to receive in the country, and you can complete a full course of study, in principle, even without having that professional experience before. But employers are primarily interested in drivers with work experience. No one will take on a highly-fledged job, an inexperienced driver. Experience will have to be acquired already in Canada, agreeing to any work.

But those who already have experience as a trucker in our latitudes are good prospects. Moreover, the more experience, the better the prospects. For most of our drivers who want to leave for Canada, the main problem is knowledge of the English language. Although there is a very popular query in Google "How to go to Canada trucker without language", I honestly did not look at what they write about this. Simply because the knowledge of the language is vital.

Well, finishing this article, I would like to say that, everything in this life is real, only it is reached by doing hard work. As one friend of mine says: "All my positive changes in life always begin with a simple and understandable thought" God, I'll die of it, "and then look back, it was not so terrible." So for those who want to go to Canada, I have advice, stock up on two "warm things", optimism and patience, and it will work out.