Hi,Sumonaney said:Dear tiger and all expert pls tell me
One year or two years course would have many oppurcutinity for pr
My choice is manitoba first ans Saskatoon second
But I couldn't finalise about course
Pls pls rey
Sumonaney said:Dear tiger I am really lucky that u reply my mail
I am from bangladesh just completed dip of hospitality from melbourne working as a chef bt in aud no hope for pr that's why I want to move my only one target is pr
I knew that in Manitoba or Saskatoon if I do one year certificate course then I will get one year work permit
And if I can arrange job offer for long term then I can apply pr
Like snp or mnp
Pls advise me just give me ur best judgement I am gona listen promise
Thanks brother
Hi,Vinoprab said:Hi Tiger,
My name is Vikram(India)and my qualification is B.E (CS).I have 4 years of IT exp from IBM. My IELTS Score is 6.5 -- R : 6 , L : 7 , W: 7, S : 6. I am planning for Sep 13 admit. I am gona apply for Technical Course(2yrs) in Lambton related to my qualification and Work Exp. Is it easy to get a IT job with this back ground after the course?
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ayaz123 said:hey tiger,
it is good to see prompt reply from your side. Please advise me as well:
MBA--78% in 2008
Bsc-86%
And now I have 5 years of work experience as Export manager in a Surgical Company. I want to go for PGD or PGC (is there any diff b/w these two?) and after master can we appy in such PGD/PDC and what are the visa chances.
Hope I can hear from you soon
Regards,
Ayaz
If possible also advise me some college or university for PGD or PGC many thanks.
moneywater said:Hey tiger...I appreciate what you are doing for others.
My profile:
I am from india.
10 th : 86%
12 th : 84%
btech: 74% (last two years :79.5%) in ECE
i'm looking for networking courses and have chosen computer networking technician (certificate) in SIAST and networking PGD in centennial..are these two colleges enough or should i choose other colleges too...please recommend other colleges too..thanks.
Will i get admission and visa through SIAST's certificate course, with my profile as i have already done btech and thats a certificate course...thanks and reply soon![]()
tiger007 said:Hi,
IT/CS/ Programmers will be in huge demand for coming years in Canada. But, getting a job in this or in any field is totally upon an individual - his/her skills, talents, academic record and most importantly networking skills and luck.
If you have atleast 60% in final 2 years of you B.E degree, I highly reccomend you to try for Master degree programmes in Canadian universities.
Best of Luck.
***All opinions expressed are purely personal, and pieces of information mentioned are to the best of my knowledge... You should consult other sources too.
tiger007 said:Hi,
IT/CS/ Programmers will be in huge demand for coming years in Canada. But, getting a job in this or in any field is totally upon an individual - his/her skills, talents, academic record and most importantly networking skills and luck.
If you have atleast 60% in final 2 years of you B.E degree, I highly reccomend you to try for Master degree programmes in Canadian universities.
Best of Luck.
***All opinions expressed are purely personal, and pieces of information mentioned are to the best of my knowledge... You should consult other sources too.
Hi,Vinoprab said:Hi Tiger,
First of all THANKS FOR YOUR FEEDBACK.
About my Academics
10th - 62%
12th - 60%
B.E. - 58%
Since my scores are low,I am applying for Colleges.
I am not intersted in Research type of courses (Univ have it).
I am looking for the course where i can learn partically and job Oriented as well. I am working as Windows Admin (IT Infrastructure)and planning to apply for Windows Admin course in Lambton College.
tiger 007 said:Hi,
Many Universities (apart from the top grade) consider min. 55%(in final 2 years) as equivalent to B grade. You can still try for course based Master degree in CS. To know more about grading see my previous reply on this older thread:
You need to go through all individual universities, and check foreign grading equivalent chart, and if they consider above 55%+as equivalent to B grade like Univ. of Manitoba, Memorial Univ. etc., find appropriate course based MEng. in CS programmes and then you can surely apply there. Although, meeting minimum admission criteria is no guarantee for admissions. Yet you can appear for GRE, get a higher GRE score, write a good SOP and along with a good IELTS and make your application much stronger. It's worth the pain. If you still don't get admission in any of the universities..you can always join college PG level courses. Here's the exhaustive list of all recognized Canadian universities and colleges listed province wise participating under OCWP:
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Best of Luck.
***All opinions expressed are purely personal, and pieces of information mentioned are to the best of my knowledge... You should consult other sources too.
Hi,Vinoprab said:Hi Tiger,
Thanks Once again. Yes i looking for the course which you
have mentioned. The reason why i have choose, I have 4 yrs
of exp in same field. So it will be easy for me fetch a job
there. I would like to select in Canada..I will also check the
Univ which you have mentioned. Any feedback about the
course from LAMBTON ..Please provide your comments..