Culinary management after law In India

[Dhruv sharma]

I am a law graduate with average percentage and I want to get enrolled in culinary management program In George brown!
I know it is difficult but I do have a part time experience In this field with certificates from a property like Hilton!
Is it possible for me to get admission?

 

[Bs65]

Others can comment but personally think it unlikely a study permit would be issued given a culinary program has little connection to being a law graduate

 

[captainarabiia]

I am a law graduate with average percentage and I want to get enrolled in culinary management program In George brown!
I know it is difficult but I do have a part time experience In this field with certificates from a property like Hilton!
Is it possible for me to get admission?

Irrelevant field of study .
Unless you give a very strong explanation on why you wanna do a culinary course after studying law .

 

[Dhruv sharma]

Irrelevant field of study .
Unless you give a very strong explanation on why you wanna do a culinary course after studying law .

Yes, I know this is hard but I was also working as a partimer In a hotel while pursuing my degree and that too for 3 years.
And as aforementioned I’ve a training certificate from a property like Hilton!

 

[Dhruv sharma]

Irrelevant field of study .
Unless you give a very strong explanation on why you wanna do a culinary course after studying law .

What if work very hard on my Ilets bands and all other like LEtter of recommendation and other stuff!
And is it really impossible for me to enroll there?

 

[captainarabiia]

What if work very hard on my Ilets bands and all other like LEtter of recommendation and other stuff!
And is it really impossible for me to enroll there?

See , it's just like you did 10th , and wanna do 10th again .
You need to convince visa officer , you have done law which has no connection to culinary .
Like I said , visa officers mainly look into the progress of your career and grant visas based on that .
This is my opinion , look what others say .

 

[Bs65]

If you want to apply then do so but you will need to be very convincing to succeed given your degree was in law and not at all relevant.

Having a certificate from a hotel chain probably will not make much difference as what you really probably need is a few years pursuing employment in the culinary/hospitality field as a full time career choice to justify a course in the same field that would enhance your prospects in your home country.

This is only my view but being a law graduate and applying for a culinary course could to the visa officer make it seem your intentions are to gain long term entry to Canada by attending any course regardless of any part time work or current qualification

Hence the statement above about full time culinary/hospitality work to be more convincing that taking a culinary course is an enhancement and is a career choice for when you return home.

Good luck anyway, who knows you may be lucky.

 

[YPal]

Can you not apply only on the basis of your part time work and not mention the law degree?