Problem:
Farah and Marjane are sisters who are citizens of Iran. They each obtained a BSc degree at Tehran University and then continued their studies in France. Farah is 31 years old and Marjane is 26; they are fluent in Farsi and French. Farah studied pharmacology and obtained a master's degree at the Université Paris Sud. She then worked full-time for two years as a hospital pharmacist in Paris, where she compounded and dispensed doctor-prescribed pharmaceuticals. After obtaining a master's degree in health and society, Marjane also found full-time work at a Paris hospital, as a nurse's aide. There she performed duties such as shaving, bathing, dressing, and grooming patients; serving meal trays and feeding patients; lifting and turning patients; and other duties related to patient care and comfort. Now back in Iran, they see there are few job prospects for them, despite their education. They are thinking about immi-grating either to Canada (where there is a national shortage of pharmacists) or the United States (where they have an uncle). The sisters investigated the steps it takes to become Canadian permanent residents as federal skilled workers under the economic classes and applied to various positions advertised in the Canadian job bank. Looking for Assignment Help?