Thank you so much for your reply...
To apply for PR after studies in Saskatchewan do we need full time job there...?
Can u advice me regarding mining jobs over there?
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To apply for PR after studies in Saskatchewan do we need full time job there...?
Can u advice me regarding mining jobs over there?
I was a student in USASK in 2012.
Unfortunately you can't do much with the delayed processing of the university. All you can do it wait and watch.
I will suggest you to apply in some Universities in Alberta, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland & Labrador, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island. These provinces are not as expensive as BC, Ontario and Quebec and they have better immigration options for the students who graduate from their schools/ colleges. BC, Ontario and Quebec are full of people which reduces chances of getting jobs and immigration.
I wasn't accepted. I got the mail yesterday. Don't lose hope. Don't bother checking your mail. They will send you a mail. But I will advice you call or send them an email. You won't be penalized.
Thank you so much. How is immigration in Saskatoon? I was also looking into schools with low tuition and considering the course I want to go for not all schools offer Master's in Public health.
Saskatchewan offers good provincial nomination options for International students, but the student has to secure a job after finishing the degree. And job market at this point is not good. For sure the post graduate open work permit helps!
I am noticing that many international students are leaving province and moving to other provinces to get jobs and immigration. Don't want to discourage you, but a Diploma (related to medical field or management) gets jobs much quicker than a Master's, that a hard reality of Canada.
Being said that, it also depends on from which University the student is doing the Master's from. Also, diploma holders make good money too, sometimes equal to the professional who holds a Master's degree. Now I better give you some suggestion too, make sure you look at the Canadian professionals in your field and see what certifications and trainings they have done (other than Masters), though do not send invites on LinkedIn request to professionals you don't know, it could go against you. For example, one of my friends, he had a masters degree but he also achieved the PMP certification as he had the past experience and he was qualified to appear for the exam. His PMP certification helped him more than his Masters in getting a job. Also, identify the seminars and conferences you should go to. So if you know of any certification which a professional of your field should have, you should plan for it beforehand.
Hello have you gotten an email in regards to your notification. If yes please post it for us to see. Thanks
no I did not still in complete just got a mail that the department does not give funding to international students, I made them know that I could pay for my tuition and it was accepted