How to know about career colleges which are eligible for PGWP ?
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SophiaDK said:
As usual, you can find the answer on the CIC web site. Always best to check there first before asking here:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/study/study-institutions-list.asp
Guys, CIC customer service agents are dumb ! One day they will give you one information and on the other day they will say something else. I don't trust them until i get a reply from them in email.
I still haven't got accurate answer from anyone here. Please avoid why i should or shouldn't enroll because i have got many reasons why i am choosing a private college ! So please give that a rest...
Kindly tell me how to confirm if a private college is eligible for a PGWP or not ? I mean whom to ask for that ? College representatives or CIC ?
I still haven't got accurate answer from anyone here. Please avoid why i should or shouldn't enroll because i have got many reasons why i am choosing a private college ! So please give that a rest...
Kindly tell me how to confirm if a private college is eligible for a PGWP or not ? I mean whom to ask for that ? College representatives or CIC ?
hello all iam also confused regarding private career colleges of Canada . kindly help do we get post study work permit if we study at private career college in Canada? although private career college have got DLI numbers and they do accept international students and they are registered ans well as accredited also but still the main q is do they provide post study work permit or not?
My wife and I are also looking for this kind of information.
More specific, we are considering a two-years diploma program with co-op at ITD Canada.
I am searching the web for days now looking for answers to the following questions:
- Does this course qualifies me to get an OWP (as spouse)?
- Does this program qualifies her to get a PGWP (as student)?
I sent an e-mail to the institution and they said that it will depend on the immigration officer who process our application.
This is really confusing...
More specific, we are considering a two-years diploma program with co-op at ITD Canada.
I am searching the web for days now looking for answers to the following questions:
- Does this course qualifies me to get an OWP (as spouse)?
- Does this program qualifies her to get a PGWP (as student)?
I sent an e-mail to the institution and they said that it will depend on the immigration officer who process our application.
This is really confusing...
ThiagoSCF said:
It doesn't work that way. It's either a yes or a no - it's not up to the officer. If the institution isn't giving you a straight answer - pick a different institution.
Hey, I am facing the same issue. The public colleges provide PGWP but in my profession, college and university courses are not up to date. They are good for beginners, but not for already advanced skill level individuals. Whereas private schools are providing extremely specialized course catered for a specific kind of job, but sadly even though they are DLI they do not qualify for PGWP. I am not sure how to deal with it. It is really frustrating to see DLI courses are not qualifying for PGWP.