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Canadian Immigration Education Advice

cojack101 · 2012-06-10 12:32:12

Hi All, I'm looking to tick the box for education to get a visa into Canada. I have professional qualifications, but not enough to get me in. Can anyone recommend what the quickest course is to be eligible? Cheers, Cojack

10-06-2012 1:32pm

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cojack101

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Hi All,

I'm looking to tick the box for education to get a visa into Canada. I have professional qualifications, but not enough to get me in.

Can anyone recommend what the quickest course is to be eligible?

Cheers,

Cojack

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#2 10-06-2012 4:45pm

silja

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*** Moving from US/Canada Travel to Living Abroad, where Canada immigration/ living questions go until a separate forum is created ***

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#3 11-06-2012 9:54pm

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you'll pay SERIOUS money to do a course over here

you're looking at a minimum of about $12,500 a year just for the course. with an education visa you'll be severely limited on the hours you can work as well

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#4 12-06-2012 3:00pm

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my gf is an international student at a college (not a university) studying nursing...costing her $8000 a semester, so $16000 a year.
The same course in University (UWO) is $24000 a semester. You can only work after completing 2 semesters, and at that you cannot work more than 20 hours a week.

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#5 14-06-2012 1:52pm

cojack101

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Cheers for the advice guys

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