Working as a space physicist in Canada
Cosmophysicists and astronomers have a good chance of immigrating to Canada. They also earn over $7,000 a month!
Who in his childhood has not wanted to become an astronaut? In most cases, this profession remains a dream, but becoming a space physicist or astronomer is much more realistic. Though these professions are not too common, specialists with work experience can immigrate to Canada and earn good money. According to Job Bank, Ontario has the best chance of finding employment in these professions.
Salaries of space physicists and astronomers
The salary of space physicists in Canada depends on various factors: employment requirements, qualifications, working conditions and the location of the employer. Experienced workers tend to be paid more.
In general, space physicists and astronomers earn well in Canada. According to official data, the average salary of these professionals is $88,468 Canadian dollars per year or $7,372 per month. Ontario and British Columbia earn more — $52 Canadian dollars per hour or $8,320 per month for a 40-hour work week.
Cosmophysicists and astronomers in Canada — what do they do?
According to the Canadian Occupational Handbook, cosmophysicists and astronomers in Canada perform a range of different tasks.
What duties can physicists perform:
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