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Hey guys, I am also wondering about this. ICS Canada is nationally accredited in the US. I have seen other threads saying that distance learning is okay. Saying that distance-learning of any kind is not okay is like saying that a Bachelor's degree from Athabasca University is ineligible for CRS...

Hi all, I am wondering if WES will recognize certificates from Ashworth College. It is nationally accredited by DETC, a US-based org which also accredits its subsidiary PCDI Canada. Just looking for people who have done their ECA reports on this college.

Hi guys, Just wondering, has anybody got their credentials assessed (or turned down) by WES/IQAS/ICAS/etc for a non-credit credential? Like this one: continuingstudies.wisc.edu/certificates/business-spanish

Hi, I'm also interested in doing an online TESOL program from UCalgary. How was the result? Was your application accepted as 2 or more credentials?

Yes, I do understand that I am not allowed a PGWP as I am an outland applicant. So, if the certificate is from Mount Royal then I won't have to do an ECA report for it, am I right?

Does anyone know? Is the above online certificate of extension valid for extra ECA points?

Hi, I'm thinking of doing an online certificate from Mount Royal University. They have a variety of extension certificates, such as this one: h t t p : / /w w w . m t r o y a l . c a / P r o g r a m s C o urses/Continui ngEducation/h ealthhum anservice/chi ldrights / inde x . htm I...

@akbardxb @scylla Thank you both very much! I guess I was overreacting a little bit. I guess you guys are right. It's better to just wait and not jump on anything right now. Seems like things are looking up. However, that could change in 2019. Looking at the comments in that article makes me...

BUMP anyone?!

BUMP anyone?!

Ok to clarify: 1. More risk taking but sooner. Risks include not all credits transfer, job as a baker will not be in demand, etc 2. Safer to a certain extent as I can hone my skills in the bakery while I'm still in school. Staying at my US college gives me a more comfortable feeling than...

Ratings: +0 LIFE ADVICE pls?! International student looking to transfer « on: November 01, 2016, 02:23:59 pm » Reply with quoteQuote Remove messageRemove Hi guys, Right now I have 2 scenarios for my future, which are: 1. Transfer to a university in Canada (preferably Manitoba), get a...

Ok to clarify: 1. More risk taking but sooner. Risks include not all credits transfer, job as a baker will not be in demand, etc 2. Safer to a certain extent as I can hone my skills in the bakery while I'm still in school. Staying at my US college gives me a more comfortable feeling than...

Hi guys, Right now I have 2 scenarios for my future, which are: 1. Transfer to a university in Canada (preferably Manitoba), get a bachelor's, get a PGWP and work as a baker (NOC type B) for one year, hopefully I will have a better shot at immigrating to Canada. I will be qualified to apply to...