For PR in Saskatchewan or other provinces?

[Vizskywalker]

Only problem here Is the harsh weather!!!!

lol thats true but we will jus have to keep our objectives in mind to keep going thru the -45 winters

 

[Lexmark86]

Thanks karan sandhu for the information.

 

[RabiaK]

Hi guys,
I am also looking to take some course in Saskatchewan. I am interested in one year certificate course which is undergraduate. Can anyone tell me which course would be a best one if i want to get a job right after completing that course and then apply for PNP.
I am talking about SIAST PROGRAMS. please help

 

[sanjubaba786]

SIAST has many one year certificate programs. You may choose University of Regina or Saskatchewan or another SPP college Parkland. I would say you pick up a university for high visa success rate.

 

[RabiaK]

SIAST has many one year certificate programs. You may choose University of Regina or Saskatchewan or another SPP college Parkland. I would say you pick up a university for high visa success rate.
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Thx Sanju can you please suggest me which certificate course will guarantee me job in PNP. The one which has high chances of job opportunities after completing.

 

[sanjubaba786]

Any program related to business. Be it certificate or diploma. The jobs are easy to find in Saskatchewan.

 

[Ryan1981]

Two SPP Colleges in Saskatchewan

SIAST
Parkland College

Both are good and jobs are plenty around the campus.

 

[Ramesh81iyer]

If study for a post graduate certificate in business management from Saskatchewan polytechnic ,will it help me in getting a PGWP .this course is only 8 months duration

 

[Bs65]

If study for a post graduate certificate in business management from Saskatchewan polytechnic ,will it help me in getting a PGWP .this course is only 8 months duration

If only 8 months duration and not classified by the college as one year then an 8 month PGWP .

You need a minimum one year course / PGWP to stand any chance getting Canadian work experience , but a 2 year course is recommended to then get a 3 year PGWP.

Note next time you post best not to open up a near 6 year old thread

 

[Ramesh81iyer]

If only 8 months duration and not classified by the college as one year then an 8 month PGWP .

You need a minimum one year course / PGWP to stand any chance getting Canadian work experience , but a 2 year course is recommended to then get a 3 year PGWP.

Note next time you post best not to open up a near 6 year old thread

Thanks a ton for your reply