depends if a public or private college. And PGWP is never guaranteed.Sonata95 said:Hi All,
Could you pls help to check the Acupuncture - three-year diploma program from college in Calgary is qualified 3 years PGWP? the link of college as below:
http://www.acatcm.com/acupuncture-program-overview
Thank you for your help.
Sonata95 said:Hi All,
Could you pls help to check the Acupuncture - three-year diploma program from college in Calgary is qualified 3 years PGWP? the link of college as below:
http://www.acatcm.com/acupuncture-program-overview
Thank you for your help.
Hi J5M,J5M said:Hi,
It's a private school. You won't get a PGWP.
Those are not private colleges. They're public.Sonata95 said:I found a lot of people study at private college in Toronto such as: Humber, Seneca and they still get PGWP.
Tks
How can we know which college is private or public?FMJeb said:Those are not private colleges. They're public.
All well known colleges like Humber, George Brown, Seneca are public. You can know if a college is private or public by simply googling the college's name and reading the wikipedia page on it.Sonata95 said:How can we know which college is private or public?
Thank you for your help
Thanks a lot for your advise. We should send the email directly to ask College or CIC and ask about the PGWP after graduating, please advise.Didona84 said:The key is that a private post-secondary institution operates under the same rules and regulations as public institutions, which is true for some colleges and universities, but not all of them. The best is to email and ask directly.
Thank you very much for your information. It also broke the deal for me. How can we know the private college operate under he same rules or not?Didona84 said:Ask the college. I was interested in acupuncture program at Pacific Rim College, and they promptly said that their students cannot get a PGWP or bring a spouse on open work permit because they are a private college not operating under the same rules - which broke the deal for me.