jobs in Linux / IT

[Joseph Kubik]

Paul, If you post an abbreviated C.V (Resume) to the list with your
current qualifications you may find that someone on the list knows of
some position.
-Joseph-

On 12/20/05, paul sutton <zen14920-1HOZaDBbGgxaa/9Udqfwiw at public.gmane.org> wrote:
> Some time in 2006, I am intending coming over to Canada, on a 12 month
> work authorisation,  I am currently researching jobs in the area, as
> well as accomodation as if I am staying long term I will need somewhere
> to stay.  What sort of jobs are there in Toronto for entry level IT as
> while I can do pretty much anything I would like to learn some linux
> stuff so when I return to the Uk I have some excellent skills to offer
> potential employers.
>
> I am however willing to take anything,  even if its' working in IT
> making coffee's or perhaps as I am interested in Astronomy something to
> do with that, again even if it's just on a basic tech level, I can
> hopefully work my way up,  I am sure that many science industries rely
> on IT and in most cases may even use Linux / Unix for research etc.
>
> The opportunity to work along side professionals in the field, and
> hopefully learn at the same time would be great.
>
> Thanks
>
> Paul Sutton
>
> On a similar note and on a similar thread to my opensource in schools
> this may be of interest to group members.
>
> http://www.techmentor.ca/faq_volunteer.htm
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