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I’m aware of other 16 month programs getting 3 year pgwp as 8 months is considered an academic year so 16 months is two academic years. For example, if somebody did one 8 month post grad certificate and then another they could get 3 yr pgwp. That said, Naturgrl has a good about about the ESL...

Based on current pgwp rules you should, as those two programs are each 1 academic year. I’m assuming you were studying full time for GBM and would be studying full time in the hospitality program, and would only no break or a break of 4 months max between the programs. The bigger question is...

There’s good advice here about researching the cost of childcare. I would add that you should also be aware that the schools have several days off that universities/colleges don’t have off (eg. a week in March for March Break, 2 weeks at the end of December but it doesn’t align well with...

You can do this, just be aware that that most students find jobs in typical "student job" industries that offer flexible hours (think food service, warehouses, entertainment, etc). I know lots of students who thought they'd get a part-time office job at a proper company and those jobs are rare...

Based on PGWP rules now, you would be able to get 3 years if you do two one year programs. However, cankuck78 makes a good point that LOTS of people are also doing this so I wouldn't be surprised if it raises suspicion in the future. Also, do you know what a PSW does? You know it's things like...