Hello everyone, I have 5 years of work experience after My B.Tech in Civil engineering. I want to apply to Construction Project Management or Project management. I am planning to go for 2 years course at Conestoga college in Construction Management. Please advice me on the specifics of course. Is it worth taking? Who all are going to join this college/course? Expecting a good job after this course is over-ambitious? Please reply a little help is appreciated
Conestoga Centennial and Humber.. Construction/Project Management May 2021
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If you already have that much experience it would be better to go for a master's degree. You need to show logical progression in your career and education to be approved for a study permit.
Thanks for the prompt response. I had applied to a few universities but got a rejection from them. Folks say it is because of the 5-year gap from my last studied B.Tech degree. That's why the consultant is suggesting to keep the options of a grad certificate along with the Uni degree option. So if I get an admit from university I should go there if not I should opt for college option. Please Correct me if my approach is wrong.
Hi,
You can easily apply for PG certificate or Masters program and can easily get the visa.
Please do let us know if you need any help!
You can easily apply for PG certificate or Masters program and can easily get the visa.
Please do let us know if you need any help!
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Well, thanks for the response. I have known this fact since quite a long. My original question was regarding the selection of colleges. I have kept the order of preference in this way, Humber Centennial Conestoga (all of them for Project Management Prog). Advise me if I should modify the preferences or should I continue with the application. TIA
Hi,
I would suggest you to first try with Centennial and Conestoga College and if you will get the positive response then only will proceed with Humber application.
Also, please do let us know if you need more options!