pg diploma and its future prospects

[laxmijoshi]

actually，Canada's immigration policy has became more negative for international students to immigrate, so there will be more regulations and limitations for us if we want to get a pr. some people said that now in Alberta, you have to earn a salary more than 40k a year to meet the pnp requirement.

I am a PR

 

[lucifer_2510]

I am a PR

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its good to go sweetie. go for it. better than SIAST

 

[laxmijoshi]

okay thankyou

 

[Ryan1981]

No doubt, PNP is getting tough day by day in all the provinces wherever it is open for international graduates. But, Canada immigration policies are aimed at welcoming international students and offering them PR depending upon the demographic requirements. One or more provinces will continue to remain open and will welcome international graduates in their PNP programs for the next few years. So , do not worry- it will only effect the time period to get PR but eventually all students who will gain the credentials and skills both to get employable in Canada will find jobs and PR.

 

[lucifer_2510]

No doubt, PNP is getting tough day by day in all the provinces wherever it is open for international graduates. But, Canada immigration policies are aimed at welcoming international students and offering them PR depending upon the demographic requirements. One or more provinces will continue to remain open and will welcome international graduates in their PNP programs for the next few years. So , do not worry- it will only effect the time period to get PR but eventually all students who will gain the credentials and skills both to get employable in Canada will find jobs and PR.

yup true buddy. currently all the provinces are open to international students with their PNP program. But u need to satisfy their all conditions too and they are bit hard. I guess quebec is the easiest province to get PR, currently

 

[mead]

yup true buddy. currently all the provinces are open to international students with their PNP program. But u need to satisfy their all conditions too and they are bit hard. I guess quebec is the easiest province to get PR, currently

quebec is not easy unless u know french.

 

[lucifer_2510]

quebec is not easy unless u know french.

i have basic idea. I had french in my 3nd & 4rd sem of Engg

 

[mead]

i have basic idea. I had french in my 3nd & 4rd sem of Engg

ye i did 2 years of french in 11th 12th that doesnt help. u need to speak french properly. there is also the difference between france french and quebec french. I dont know which country ur from but u will have to take classes to learn french and then too its tough to find a job. so even though u apply for PR by taking some class u wont get a job so till the time ur PR comes through u will be without job. Do u see the catch 22 there. Most of the people(non french student/us indians) from here r moving to ontario, alberta and SK .

 

[lucifer_2510]

ye i did 2 years of french in 11th 12th that doesnt help. u need to speak french properly. there is also the difference between france french and quebec french. I dont know which country ur from but u will have to take classes to learn french and then too its tough to find a job. so even though u apply for PR by taking some class u wont get a job so till the time ur PR comes through u will be without job. Do u see the catch 22 there. Most of the people(non french student/us indians) from here r moving to ontario, alberta and SK .

WHAT DO U MEAN 22 there ?

yup, i got it v.well

n i m frm india