After the college entrance examination, the graduation season for university students follows closely. Which university graduates are most competitive in the job market in 2017? In addition to the job market in mainland China, an increasing number of university students or international students are broadening their horizons globally, eager to find jobs across borders.
Indeed.ca has selected the first annual ranking of the top ten most profitable professions in Canada for 2017 based on an annual salary of at least CAD 70,000 and the increase in job postings from 2013 to 2016.
The top 10 high-paying jobs in Canada for 2017 are as follows:
From the above table, it can be seen that in Canada, the highest-paying jobs are dominated by technology positions, with all of the top seven job positions being in the technology sector, even taking the top three spots.
Notably, the full stack developer, also known as a full-end engineer (possessing both front-end and back-end capabilities), has the highest annual salary, reaching CAD 800,000, approximately equivalent to RMB 4 million.
In fact, Canada not only offers high-paying jobs but also boasts top-tier universities that are on par with those in the United States and the United Kingdom. With its high-quality living environment and comprehensive social welfare, Canada attracts global elites to study and has also garnered the attention and favor of immigrant investors.
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