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why would they reject you on those grounds?

In addition, you must have graduated from: a public post-secondary institution, such as a college, trade/technical school, university or CEGEP (in Quebec), or a private post-secondary institution that operates under the same rules and regulations as public institutions, and receives at least 50...

I'm not good at studying science and math for healthcare, so what other courses (two year post secondary) course can I study to get a 'skilled' job later? Is social work ok? I read that they need a Degree for that though.

Hey which is the better place to study and live for a city person? I don't like quiet towns. Prefer somewhere that is busy with lots of people. Also between Calgary and Toronto, which is cheaper to live and study?

Anyone facing the same problem? I'm looking for a two year post secondary course to study in Canada. I wanted to study healthcare or social work but many colleges do not open the courses to international students. What are the courses do you usually study in Canada so that you can get a...

Should it be medical? Like a nurse? Any ideas on what I can study for 2 years to get a job and then to qualify for CEC? Is there an age limit for this? I am 28.

I am looking at migrating using the Canadian Experience Class. It says: If you want to apply based on your Canadian credentials, you must complete either: a full-time Canadian post-secondary educational program of at least two years or a one-year Master's program (certificates and diplomas...