Does co-op count towards PGWP? (Urgent)

[steakpie]

First, I have a query regarding co-op work permit:

If my program is 2 years in length, which has 1.5 years studies + 0.5 years co-op...then I get only 1.5 years worth of study permit??

And for the next 0.5 years , i need to separately apply for a co-op work permit?

Or is it that I get study permit of 2 years but even then I need to apply for a co-op work permit worth 0.5 years?


Another query here : is the 0.5 year co-op counted within the programme itself?

Meaning, is it counted as a study period itself in order to get a PGWP?

Because from what I read, credits given for co-op terms are hardly any, as compared to study terms by the college.


Please help me with this, I am considering a co-op course in Canada and for that I need help asap...



Thank you guys for reading and helping me with this

Take care...

 

[abdulrahman040]

First, I have a query regarding co-op work permit:

If my program is 2 years in length, which has 1.5 years studies + 0.5 years co-op...then I get only 1.5 years worth of study permit??

And for the next 0.5 years , i need to separately apply for a co-op work permit?

Or is it that I get study permit of 2 years but even then I need to apply for a co-op work permit worth 0.5 years?


Another query here : is the 0.5 year co-op counted within the programme itself?

Meaning, is it counted as a study period itself in order to get a PGWP?

Because from what I read, credits given for co-op terms are hardly any, as compared to study terms by the college.


Please help me with this, I am considering a co-op course in Canada and for that I need help asap...



Thank you guys for reading and helping me with this

Take care...

When you will complete your Masters upon getting your degree, Immediately apply for PGWP after getting Degree, I believe you will get better info on this when you will be visiting your university. Don't stress yourself now. If you stay for 3yrs in Canada (2yrs study+1yrs pgwp) you are eligible for PR.

 

[mead]

If my program is 2 years in length, which has 1.5 years studies + 0.5 years co-op...then I get only 1.5 years worth of study permit??
no u will be eligible for 3 years PGWP.

And for the next 0.5 years , i need to separately apply for a co-op work permit?
if ur program is a coop program then u need coop work permit for it to be counted towards ur study program.


Another query here : is the 0.5 year co-op counted within the programme itself?
yes


Meaning, is it counted as a study period itself in order to get a PGWP?
yes. 2 years coop course is 1.5 years of study and 0.5 years of work experience(study while working) which is part for ur program. So depending on ur college u will be required to write a report on what u did in ur coop term and based on that u will pass or fail coop work term.

Please help me with this, I am considering a co-op course in Canada and for that I need help asap...
coop programs r good as u get work experience during ur study so when u graduate and get PGWP it is easier to find a job.

 

[kayacetinsu]

If my program is 2 years in length, which has 1.5 years studies + 0.5 years co-op...then I get only 1.5 years worth of study permit??
no u will be eligible for 3 years PGWP.

And for the next 0.5 years , i need to separately apply for a co-op work permit?
if ur program is a coop program then u need coop work permit for it to be counted towards ur study program.


Another query here : is the 0.5 year co-op counted within the programme itself?
yes

Meaning, is it counted as a study period itself in order to get a PGWP?
yes. 2 years coop course is 1.5 years of study and 0.5 years of work experience(study while working) which is part for ur program. So depending on ur college u will be required to write a report on what u did in ur coop term and based on that u will pass or fail coop work term.

Please help me with this, I am considering a co-op course in Canada and for that I need help asap...
coop programs r good as u get work experience during ur study so when u graduate and get PGWP it is easier to find a job.

You mean he can get 3 years PGWP because 0.5 year of co-op term is counted toward two years program like a full study term?

 

[macIndia]

First, I have a query regarding co-op work permit:

If my program is 2 years in length, which has 1.5 years studies + 0.5 years co-op...then I get only 1.5 years worth of study permit??

And for the next 0.5 years , i need to separately apply for a co-op work permit?

Or is it that I get study permit of 2 years but even then I need to apply for a co-op work permit worth 0.5 years?


Another query here : is the 0.5 year co-op counted within the programme itself?

Meaning, is it counted as a study period itself in order to get a PGWP?

Because from what I read, credits given for co-op terms are hardly any, as compared to study terms by the college.


Please help me with this, I am considering a co-op course in Canada and for that I need help asap...



Thank you guys for reading and helping me with this

Take care...

Please note that Co-op is curriculum of course you take. it is not counted as pgwp. When you sign-up for any co-op course, there will be class in a semester before co-op to prepare you on how to apply for co-op jobs. Within that class, you will also file for co-op work permit which will be valid until your expected graduation date.

Plus, if your course is of two years then you will likely get 3 years PGWP permit. Ensure to apply within 90 days of your graduation date. Also, graduation date is the date you complete all the courses required to get the diploma/degree.

 

[kayacetinsu]

Please note that Co-op is curriculum of course you take. it is not counted as pgwp. When you sign-up for any co-op course, there will be class in a semester before co-op to prepare you on how to apply for co-op jobs. Within that class, you will also file for co-op work permit which will be valid until your expected graduation date.

Plus, if your course is of two years then you will likely get 3 years PGWP permit. Ensure to apply within 90 days of your graduation date. Also, graduation date is the date you complete all the courses required to get the diploma/degree.

As far as i understood, the co-op term is counted towards 2 years academic program to get 3 years post graduate work permit. Is that correct? (please, give me a short answer, yes or no). thank you.

 

[macIndia]

As far as i understood, the co-op term is counted towards 2 years academic program to get 3 years post graduate work permit. Is that correct? (please, give me a short answer, yes or no). thank you.

Yes, you understood correctly.

 

[kayacetinsu]

Yes, you understood correctly.

Thank you for further information.

 

[Zuzu2017]

What if the program is 1 year in length, which is 6 months of studies and 6 months of co op work (which is mandatory), can I apply for PGWP after graduation?

And one more question, if I study evening time, is it regarded as a full-time student? How do they check if you were a full-time student or part-time student?

Please help

 

[Bs65]

What if the program is 1 year in length, which is 6 months of studies and 6 months of co op work (which is mandatory), can I apply for PGWP after graduation?

And one more question, if I study evening time, is it regarded as a full-time student? How do they check if you were a full-time student or part-time student?

Please help

The important thing is for the letter you get from your college states that you have completed a 1 year full time program.

Do not understand you evening time question, are you saying you attended college for evening sessions ? Again as far as full or part time is down to what your college confirms on completion.

 

[Zuzu2017]

The important thing is for the letter you get from your college states that you have completed a 1 year full time program.

Do not understand you evening time question, are you saying you attended college for evening sessions ? Again as far as full or part time is down to what your college confirms on completion.

Thank you so much for a quick respond!

Actually, it's not very clear for me yet about the letter that I will achieve. I requested this info from the college, but in case they provide the prove that it was 1 year full time program, I can apply for PGWP, right?

This is the program, if you don't mind, you can take a look. https://content.greystonecollege.com/pdf/current/Coop-Diploma-Business-Communications.pdf

They provide two options of the study, daytime and evening time with different length, and I'm confused now what to choose in order to be eligible to apply for pgwp after study
I would prefer daytime program that lasts 1 year (6m+6m), but I need to be sure it suits me

 

[Kamalatwal43]

I’m studing in Canadian tourism college in Vancouver... I’m studying hospitality management program of 2 yrs ( 1yr study + 1yr co-op)... am i eligible to apply for post graduate work permit ?

 

[canuck78]

I’m studing in Canadian tourism college in Vancouver... I’m studying hospitality management program of 2 yrs ( 1yr study + 1yr co-op)... am i eligible to apply for post graduate work permit ?

Are you studying at a public college or private college?

 

[Kamalatwal43]

Are you studying at a public college or private college?

That’s Private college... but my college has their DLi nmbr.. and designated by BC

 

[uzair96]

Please note that Co-op is curriculum of course you take. it is not counted as pgwp. When you sign-up for any co-op course, there will be class in a semester before co-op to prepare you on how to apply for co-op jobs. Within that class, you will also file for co-op work permit which will be valid until your expected graduation date.

Plus, if your course is of two years then you will likely get 3 years PGWP permit. Ensure to apply within 90 days of your graduation date. Also, graduation date is the date you complete all the courses required to get the diploma/degree.

Hii, Friends my program is of 16 months(2 years) accelerated format with included 6 months of work practicum. Will I qualify for a 3-year PGWP after graduation??? Please help me clear my doubt asap. Thanks