Post Graduate Diploma in project Management - Sheridan College

[Anil256]

Hii Iam Anil. I have done my B. Tech EEE and I have been working for Tata Lockheed Martin Aerostructures Ltd. for the past 3 years.
Recently i have applied for post graduate diploma in Sheridan and Humber college . I have got admission into both the colleges . I am really confused which one to opt for.

Sheridan is costing me more compared to Humber as co op is included in the program. Could any one tell me which one to choose.
Project management course would help me getting a job after completion of the program. If not which course is good in Canada.

Sheridan with co op or humber ?.

Kindly suggest please. I am running out of time. Urgent

 

[Anil256]

Hii Iam Anil. I have done my B. Tech EEE and I have been working for Tata Lockheed Martin Aerostructures Ltd. for the past 3 years.
Recently i have applied for post graduate diploma in Sheridan and Humber college . I have got admission into both the colleges . I am really confused which one to opt for.

Sheridan is costing me more compared to Humber as co op is included in the program. Could any one tell me which one to choose.
Project management course would help me getting a job after completion of the program. If not which course is good in Canada.

Sheridan with co op or humber ?.

Kindly suggest please. I am running out of time. Urgent

 

[Bs65]

Hii Iam Anil. I have done my B. Tech EEE and I have been working for Tata Lockheed Martin Aerostructures Ltd. for the past 3 years.
Recently i have applied for post graduate diploma in Sheridan and Humber college . I have got admission into both the colleges . I am really confused which one to opt for.

Sheridan is costing me more compared to Humber as co op is included in the program. Could any one tell me which one to choose.
Project management course would help me getting a job after completion of the program. If not which course is good in Canada.

Sheridan with co op or humber ?.

Kindly suggest please. I am running out of time. Urgent

I am not a student and have no knowledge either college but for me a PM course that has a coop sounds better than one without given the course with coop is likely longer in duration than one without plus gives hands on experience as opposed to just classroom. The course duration will be important when looking at a PGWP which will be based on the total duration of your course.

Also you need to ensure whichever PM course you chose it will assist you in getting PM certification which is good to have on your resume when job hunting. Project management experience/certification appears more and more on job postings but as with any field competition for jobs is still fierce whichever post grad program people chose to follow.