I am science degree holder with below 60% marks. I have above 60% marks in both 10th standard and HSE. IELTS General Score:7.5. For 4+ years working in social service area with social work and counseling professionals (experience in counseling and allied social service program handling).
For a long time have been looking into "Immigration" and chances appear to be slim and no job offers, till to date.
I am looking for affordable programs from Canada like MBA (without GMAT), Engg. Diploma, P.G.Dip. or Graduate Diploma, Masters in Social Science(Not Sociology or Social work), Clinical Psychology, Health and Education fields.
Following are some of the uni's I found through the forum search.
1. Brock International
2. Vancouver Island University
3. Memorial University
4. NAIT and SAIT
5. Saskatchewan Polytechnic
6. University of Ottawa
7. University of Victoria
8. University of Windsor
9. Northern Lights College and other SPP Community Colleges
10. University of Victoria
Things I like to know.
1. How is the fees structure generally given yearly or semester-wise(6 months).
For eg: http://www.algonquincollege.com/sat/program/aircraft-maintenance-technician/
International tuition/ancillary Fees: $14,401 - Does it mean the complete course fee or the yearly[very important concern]
2. What is the mentioned course load structure given like .5,1.0,1.5...etc., does it help the fees structure and the receiving degree
3. Does these educational programs allow part-time work.
4. Which are the universities and colleges that have the lowest tuition fees.
5. If in future applied with this degrees for immigration, does these programs qualify satisfied or get rejected.
6. Lived experience of current students in Canada, who does part-time work for supporting self and the education partly.
7. Work permit after these programs and pathways to immigration
Really interested in Petroleum and Gas, Mechanical Engg. , Medical Physics(if there is a good career prospect) fields; Graduate diploma or MBA's in Logistics, HR and Finance; Clinical Psychology(after seeing a PGDip.program offered in NZ); Educational Psychology and Counseling; Health programs like Administration, Informatics, Analytics, Policy, Public health ...etc.
Nursing, if flexible and doesn't require additional certification after the degree to work as an RN.
Engg. field interest is based on science degree and for better education. Business Admin, Social Science and Psychology courses are based upon insight and interest from work experience.
Key concerns: Affordability, Career prospects, PR
Kindly help.
For a long time have been looking into "Immigration" and chances appear to be slim and no job offers, till to date.
I am looking for affordable programs from Canada like MBA (without GMAT), Engg. Diploma, P.G.Dip. or Graduate Diploma, Masters in Social Science(Not Sociology or Social work), Clinical Psychology, Health and Education fields.
Following are some of the uni's I found through the forum search.
1. Brock International
2. Vancouver Island University
3. Memorial University
4. NAIT and SAIT
5. Saskatchewan Polytechnic
6. University of Ottawa
7. University of Victoria
8. University of Windsor
9. Northern Lights College and other SPP Community Colleges
10. University of Victoria
Things I like to know.
1. How is the fees structure generally given yearly or semester-wise(6 months).
For eg: http://www.algonquincollege.com/sat/program/aircraft-maintenance-technician/
International tuition/ancillary Fees: $14,401 - Does it mean the complete course fee or the yearly[very important concern]
2. What is the mentioned course load structure given like .5,1.0,1.5...etc., does it help the fees structure and the receiving degree
3. Does these educational programs allow part-time work.
4. Which are the universities and colleges that have the lowest tuition fees.
5. If in future applied with this degrees for immigration, does these programs qualify satisfied or get rejected.
6. Lived experience of current students in Canada, who does part-time work for supporting self and the education partly.
7. Work permit after these programs and pathways to immigration
Really interested in Petroleum and Gas, Mechanical Engg. , Medical Physics(if there is a good career prospect) fields; Graduate diploma or MBA's in Logistics, HR and Finance; Clinical Psychology(after seeing a PGDip.program offered in NZ); Educational Psychology and Counseling; Health programs like Administration, Informatics, Analytics, Policy, Public health ...etc.
Nursing, if flexible and doesn't require additional certification after the degree to work as an RN.
Engg. field interest is based on science degree and for better education. Business Admin, Social Science and Psychology courses are based upon insight and interest from work experience.
Key concerns: Affordability, Career prospects, PR
Kindly help.
