Bad school - pick a different school. It's a private career college which means you will not qualify for a Post Graduate Work Permit once you are done.
i have seen people do that and get a 3 yr PGWP. i have also seen others where they were given 8months based on the last one year alone. but consider the cost of both programs together and compare with the cost of a two year program. ultimately the decision is yours
i have not taken supply chain management courses to know what its like. there a couple of schools offering that program. to determine what the job market is like for that field i will suggest you go to: www.indeed.ca and type in the job tile/role. the results can give you an idea of the job market for that.
its hard to tell if this is possible or not. every year is different due to the number of applications and they quality of the candidates(grades). some years are more competitive than others. pick 4 universities offering the engineering program you want and take a look at the requirements for each of them.
in my opinion age has nothing got to do with it. as long as you explain in your SOP how the masters is in line with your career progression and explain any gaps you will be fine.
Sure NO.. age does not play any factor as long as Masters or PhD is concerned. I will advise you not to worry about your age and worry more on putting a more appropriate documents in getting your SP.
i cannot tell whether or not you will get a study permit/ school. the admissions depend on the individual school requirements and their minimum language cuttof. have you looked into any schools at all.
