HELP ME IM IN NEED!!!?

Question

Right, basically.

Im 17, i live in a crappy small town in the midlands of the UK.

The problem is, i hate it here, i live with my dad and step mum, everything is cool here with them. its just i have no friends around these parts as i have recently moved from another town not too far away. i am constantly unhappy, bored, no girlfriend ( as i hardly socialise with anyone ) just nothing. the only time i actually get to socialise is getting drunk around town.

But anyways, the point of this is. I really want to move abroad, possibly somewhere in America or Canada or just somewhere different where i can make new friends etc.

but as i only have GCSE's (which i actually did good in by the way) its going to make it a little harder to move and get a job.

I dont even mind what job i actually get to be honest. Im just in desperate need of a change of scenery and everything.

Anything will help. please guys i need everyone's help.

Thank you. <3

Additional Details

sorry, the real question is, i really want to move to Canada or the US. I just need help in doing that. I have about £6000 to help me. I just need some advice and stuff. Thanks

Answer 1

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What is your question? Are you wanting to know more about Calgary? I live there and its great but what do you want to know... can you say please, then Im happy to tell about.

Answer 2

I really hear you! I have the same problem; Bored, Lonely, No Friends (except for on Facebook) but that's still not the same.
P.S. Your suppost to be 21 to have Alcohol.

Answer 3

you need work skills ore a degree, and at 17 you are too young to immigrate to canada

Source(s):

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/i…

Answer 4

Try contacting voluntary work overseas but rember where ever you go you take yourself with you look inside dude

Answer 5

help with what??? sorry i dont know what you meant there

Answer 6

If you want to come to Canada, you have to either be studying at a Canadian university, have been hired as a skilled worker, as an entrepreneur, or as a live-in caregiver. The caregiver option is often a good option if you don't have any kind of special skills. See http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/work/caregi… , however this is usually only temporary.
The entrepreneur thing might also be an option: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/b…

Normally young people who come to Canada come as students, so you might want to consider investing your £6000 in tuition at a university. Canada has some very good universities with very diverse courses, and once you graduate it will open up the opportunity to stay in Canada as a permanent resident. See http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/study/index… and http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/c… .


Quebec, however, has their own immigration process separate from that of the rest of Canada. If you plan on living or studying in Quebec, go to http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca… . If you can speak French, then immigrating to Quebec can be a great opportunity for you. Of course once you're a permanent resident of Canada you can move to any province you like.


Hope this helps! There's really much too much information to include here, so study the Canadian and Quebec immigration websites.

Source(s):

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/index.asp
http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca…

http://sites.google.com/site/canadaodyss…