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Why Choose A-Class Nannies and Caregivers?

A-Class Nannies and Caregivers Inc. is not new in the industry, we have been placing and matching qualified caregivers and nannies to families since 1997. We know the specifics in nanny placement, what families need and expect.

What are the A-Class Advantages?

We have Immigration Consultants, who are member of CSIC (Canadian Society of Immigration Consultants ) and CAPIC (Canadian Association of Professional Immigration Consultants ). Unlike other agencies, you can be sure that all of your application is being handled by the right person. In case there are issues regarding your application, our immigration consultants  are licensed to represent you in all matters pertaining to your Citizenship and Immigration Canada application as well as other application with Service Canada (formerly HRSDC). Not all placement agencies have the authorized representative. So be sure to check for your protection. To check if the person or agency is authorized or not, please visit this link from Citizenship and Immigration Canada, Who may represent you:

Authorized Representatives

How long is the processing time?

The processing time depends on the country you are coming from. Check the current processing time in your country by visiting the Canadian Embassy website in your area.  http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/offices/missions.html

How do employers choose the caregivers?

The employers look mainly on your experiences. Some employers determine your qualification base on your work history or educational attainment. They look at how many years you have worked for an employer or family, and based on the comments that your employers have provided on reference letters.

What are the chances of overseas applicants to be hired?

Overseas applicants who have real and paid working experiences taking care of children, the elderly or person with special needs have the edge. Training is a plus, but mostly employers prefer hands on experiences.

What are the responsibilities, duties and work of a caregiver?

Basically, it is a domestic work. Most people apply for the position without really realizing the responsibility of the caregiver. A lot of times, one takes the training just to be able to get to Canada but is not aware of the real work, and often times quit or complain. You must remember that it is not the same in the classroom when you go for the actual job.

What are the requirements?

You must be able to pass the Citizenship and Immigration Canada's requirements for the Live in Caregiver Program and you must meet the A-Class Nannies and Caregivers Inc. standard. For complete list, please click here.

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