parkland college

[gvky]

Hi, guys do any body know about parkland college (Saskatchewan), how good is that college and about part times, I heard that after 1 year of college studies+ 6 months of work permit leads to easy way to PR am I right.......

 

[tiger007]

Hi, guys do any body know about parkland college (Saskatchewan), how good is that college and about part times, I heard that after 1 year of college studies+ 6 months of work permit leads to easy way to PR am I right.......

Hi,
Parkland like all others is a standard college, recognized by CIC FOR POST GRAD WORK PERMIT approval and is an approved college under SPP.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/study/institutions/participants.asp
http://www.canadainternational.gc.ca/india-inde/visas/StudentPartnersProgram_ProgrammePartenairesEtudiants-Nov09.aspx?view=d

However, the most well known and largest college in Saskatchewan province is SIAST. But, no colleges in Sask. offer a PG level course (cert/diploma) like it is offered in colleges of Ontario, BC, Alberta etc. and for pursuing a post graduate level course, you will need to apply in the 2 Universities located in Sask province - Univ. of Sask OR Univ. of Regina, where admission standards are high. So, if you are already a graduate/PG from your native country,then you must look for studying in other provinces for PG cert/diploma courses in colleges, unless you have very high marks for admission to the Master's level courses.

As per Sask immigration rules, you need to do a full-time course of ATLEAST 1 year and then work for 6 months in a job in Sask province and after receiving a full time permanent job offer in Sask, you can apply for PNP nomination and eventually PR under student stream.
http://www.saskimmigrationcanada.ca/student

 

[gvky]

Thank you very much for the information.........