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Hey NBD! I'm doing hospitality and tourism management diploma in Canada atm + I had done 3years of BsC(hone) Business and Management back in England. The hospitality industry is always shortage of people because of the high turnover rate. Most people don't stay long, I guess it's just not for...

I will be sharing it when everything's up and running. ;) Thanks

Once you receive a copy of the positive LMO. You will also need the following document: -An employment contract

To be specific: Under the Canadian Experience Class: 2year full time studies and 1 year work experience (to be exact). Canadian Experience Class is one of the many ways to gain a PR. Since you are gonna be studying in a one year course. It's better to try PNP route after your studies. No...

YES u can get your PR. Sorry for the late response. Different time zones. Oh yes, definitely. It's fairly straightforward and easy. As long as you have study experience and job offer in canada. You could apply under the PNP if you manage to be offered full time permanent job while you are...

It is possible. You'll have to inform the CIC about your changes and they will direct you from there. Ask if they do not direct you.

Is that a Postgraduate programme? Are you asking your chances of getting in the college or getting a PR status?

Yes, you will have to apply for a work permit after you are done with school. *my friend got his within 3 weeks* PNP is a provincial nominee programme (General term but each province has their own criteria in their PNP) Canada has different provinces i.e British Columbia, Saskatchewan...

Just apply and transfer. Your study permit won't be affected as long as you are studying on the same level. For example College A-diploma to College B-diploma level.

I think you wanna think about the places you're gonna be in as well. I heard regina is a good place to be. My housemate graduated from Uni of Regina. And if you're thinking of eventually gaining a PR. Saskatchewan is probably one of the quickest route to it. Just saying.

Porsche is also right about the PNP (Provincial Nominee Programme). It is one of the many other options to gain a PR in Canada. Do research carefully as each province has different criteria for it.

Yes. Upon completion of your studies-> Upon getting your open work permit for a year-> U could apply under the Canadian Experience Class for the PR purposes once you start working. Hope that helps! ;)

According to the CIC, you are eligible for a work permit ONLY if the job you were looking to be hired on does not require an LMO (Labour Market Opinion) P.S. Most jobs in Canada require an LMO. The CIC gave a list of specific categories where an LMO is not required which are the followings...

In my understanding, it seems like lots of people misunderstand the close work permit which is the LMO-based (entitling one to work for a specific employer only) which really doesn't mean that people are not allowed to have two work permits. An open permit is (one document that entitles u to...