Need help in choosing College in Canada

[abhi92s]

Hi Guys,

I am an Indian and wanting to study in Canda and settling their further. I did my Engg. in Computer Science with 7.0. IELTS score is 7.

I am looking for good courses in IT with no programming for 2years and place where part time jobs are available. Could anyone suggest me some decent colleges where there's good balance between work and study???

I came to know of lambert college and course is Information Technology Professional?
Wireless Networking from Fleming college?
Are these course okay?

Let me know.

 

[nekeol]

Hi Guys,

I am an Indian and wanting to study in Canda and settling their further. I did my Engg. in Computer Science with 7.0. IELTS score is 7.

I am looking for good courses in IT with no programming for 2years and place where part time jobs are available. Could anyone suggest me some decent colleges where there's good balance between work and study???

I came to know of lambert college and course is Information Technology Professional?
Wireless Networking from Fleming college?
Are these course okay?

Let me know.

most of colleges and studies in Canada are almost same. If u r planning to get admission and later settle in Canada then u really needs immigration consultant who can guide u provincial future prospects, after gradation where u can apply for residency.

 

[abhi92s]

Thanks for reply. I just want to know for now which college i should choose.
Is Lambert with Information Technology Professional can get me a decent job after graduation?

 

[nekeol]

Thanks for reply. I just want to know for now which college i should choose.
Is Lambert with Information Technology Professional can get me a decent job after graduation?

again my reply is similar, all colleges are ok, u r looking short term for job, which u can find with any college degree. There is no any college which offers degree which r not accepted by the companies.
All u need to think about job + after job immigration.
At the end this is one of good colleges. If u can get admission try it , do not delay

 

[abhi92s]

Thanks again. My planning is that I have cleared IELTS and all my documents are ready. Now I am looking for good options. I also came to know about Conestoga College in Kitchener for Business Analysis Course.
My question are :

What's scope of BA in Canada ?
Are their Part time jobs available for students in Kitchener ?

OR

I should look for Colleges in Central Ontario for better College and part time opportunities?

Thanks in Advance for help.

 

[nekeol]

What's scope of BA in Canada ? YES this is in demand but not too much

Are their Part time jobs available for students in Kitchener ? yeah every where but only with minimum pay means $10.25 per hour and not related to your work, only in Mcdonalds, Tim hortons etc.


should look for Colleges in Central Ontario for better College and part time opportunities?
All colleges are good just check which college will accept your application.

 

[Komal Gupta]

Hi Guys,

I am an Indian and wanting to study in Canda and settling their further. I did my Engg. in Computer Science with 7.0. IELTS score is 7.

I am looking for good courses in IT with no programming for 2years and place where part time jobs are available. Could anyone suggest me some decent colleges where there's good balance between work and study???

I came to know of lambert college and course is Information Technology Professional?
Wireless Networking from Fleming college?
Are these course okay?

Let me know.

Hi, you should look for a university.
If you are looking for the college then you can choose Northern Lights College, Langara College in BC too

 

[VIKASBAGLE]

Greetings ;
i have a similar profile lke you if you have some suggestions for me let me know .
I am from Gujarat and i got 6.5 IELTS [ L=7 ; R=5.5; W=6.5 S=6.5 ] now.
my profile is as below
10th = 70.31% GSEB
12th = 62 % GSHEB 2012 (external exam)
Diploma = 7.5 CGPA (Gujarat Technological University) 2012 cleared with 11 backlogs
Degree = 6.7 CGPA (Gujarat Technological University) 2015 cleared with 10 backlogs
now my question is want to apply for colleges of Toronto for post graduation or diploma what to choose ? which is best ?
and as i have mentioned i have 11 backs in diploma does it will effect visa procedure ?
i am looking forward for Networking courses in colleges like centennial and many other like them ?
so please suggest me the best advises .
thanks you .. Smiley

 

[shubham710]

Hello abhi

Since you are looking for courses without programming . I will suggest you to have a look on Humber,centennial computer network support technician diplomas . Which mostly deals with networking or if i would be on your place i will look for something with COOP like this (https://academics.sheridancollege.ca/programs/information-technologies-support-services/courses) but remember these are post secondary diplomas. If you have good financial background go for Masters.

best of luck

 

[abhi92s]

Thanks shubham710 for replying. I want to take a course that would help me in getting a decent job. I heard that working while studying in an University is very difficult that's why I am opting for PG certificate. what's your opinion on this ?

 

[shubham710]

Yeah its good idea to choose PG certificate but the reason i wont recommend PG certificate is that most of them are of 1 year(correct me if i am wrong) which will give you PGWP of one year only where as with two year program , you will get 3 years and its much easier to apply for further immigration if you have decent amount of time after graduation. Yeah but in your case, you already have Bachelors, post secondary diploma can end up with refusal .

Best of luck

 

[abhi92s]

I am looking for Post Graduate Certificate Program in conestoga college. It is of 2 Years and it will provide knowledge related to Business Analyst. Let me know if it's good or not ? Will my visa be accepted for this since I belong to IT stream and BA is an IT field.

Thanks

 

[shubham710]

Program sounds good but i will recommend you to add SOP explaining the relation between your program and whatever you have done in Bachelors like how it can help you to achieve your future goals.

Cheers

 

[javier1991]

Hello I can help you with all your needs; please tell me what info you would like to know. Also, at the moment Montreal is the best place to study in Canada (Low Tuition Fees; you can save over $8000 in savings.) Best of all you get to choose weekend classes (Saturday & Sunday) you will still earn your 2 or 3 year diploma just have to attend classes on the weekends; Moreover, in Toronto & other cities you would have to study 5 days a week, but here in Montreal you only have to attend classes on the weekend. This is a great way to earn money for your future semester & other expenses. Also, Montreal is cheap overall compared to other bigger cities (Toronto & Vancouver) you're coming to Canada to get your PR & stay here for good so choose the right path & contact me for any additional info. You can apply for PR in Montreal once you complete your first semester; where in other provinces you would have to complete your 2 full years. So before, you even finish school in Montreal you will have your files for your PR submitted and ready to get your PR and move forward in life in CANADA !


Thank you,

 

[shubham710]

lol Rehill consultants ....

Hello I can help you with all your needs; please tell me what info you would like to know. Also, at the moment Montreal is the best place to study in Canada (Low Tuition Fees; you can save over $8000 in savings.) Best of all you get to choose weekend classes (Saturday & Sunday) you will still earn your 2 or 3 year diploma just have to attend classes on the weekends; Moreover, in Toronto & other cities you would have to study 5 days a week, but here in Montreal you only have to attend classes on the weekend. This is a great way to earn money for your future semester & other expenses. Also, Montreal is cheap overall compared to other bigger cities (Toronto & Vancouver) you're coming to Canada to get your PR & stay here for good so choose the right path & contact me for any additional info. You can apply for PR in Montreal once you complete your first semester; where in other provinces you would have to complete your 2 full years. So before, you even finish school in Montreal you will have your files for your PR submitted and ready to get your PR and move forward in life in CANADA !


Thank you,