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yes, once qualified.

The occupations you listed in your post are some of the most difficult to get into in Canada. It takes 2-7years or never to qualify to practice in Canada.

following. Mine is electrical engr. tech. starting year one. I already have a physics degree though. I am moving to moosejaw from Calgary. My virgin Mobile phone should be okay since it's Canada wide.

Any success yet?

Thanks for the reply Jaymin007. I am still searching for accommodation. I should arrive moosejaw hopefully by the 29 or 30th of August. I am driving in from Calgary. I contacted some people on kijiji but it seems they prefer one to be around, so I am thinking it would be best to stay in...

An letter was sent to our student email inbox last week that fees are due on or before the first day of registration which is the 31st of August. You may want to send an email to the school, make sure you attach a copy of your travel date to the email. I am pretty sure they would allow some...

I would be attending sask poly this fall for a diploma program. I was wondering if anyone on here has a room for rent or knows anyone that has a room for rent. Thanks

Thank you very much Scylla. Thanks for clarifying this. You are a star!

So my question is what kind of visa would an international student need to work during the apprenticeship program i.e accrue the hours needed each year when given the blue book. I got the below from trade secret Alberta: The term of apprenticeship for an electrician is 4 years (four 12-month...

Hi you would find a reply here. http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/can-international-student-be-given-trv-for-apprenticeship-in-canada-t328096.0.html

A foreign national won't be able to register on a trade while on a student visa. Trade is also a full time job for 8 months of the year or more. Even with a post study work permit. The student would run out of the allowed 3 years before the completion of the trade program.

I got into SAIT and Sask poly. I would be resuming in Sask poly. The one year coop is too enticing.

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nice...school of natural resources and built environment.

Exactly. op is just another frustrated applicant or foreign graduates from a Canadian educational institution that believes Canada owes them permanent residence cos they spent a few thousand dollars to study. The scenario playing out right now in Canada reminds me of the IGS and post study work...

The system is working perfectly. The labour market test is used all over the world.

Bump ::)

Well, the world over, from Ireland to UK to Australia, immigration becomes harder on a yearly basis.

original poster is a marketer for royal roads uni. Just doing his job to earn a pay check.lol

My choice would be chemical since it's not limiting like petroleum.