Hi Everyone,
I am in Canada since one and half year. I have around 15 years experience as Manufacturing Engineering in my original country and have B.Sc and M.Sc degrees in Mechanical Engineering. I have also Canadian equivalence by WES and my EIT application is also under process by the provincial engineering body (APEGS in Saskatchewan). So far, I have not been successful in getting a job which matches with my skill set.
Now, I want to pursue a post graduate certificate course from Ontario Colleges and seriously considering different programs in Mechanical Engineering. I am considering three different programs as below:
1) Manufacturing Management at Sheridan College
2) Energy Management Built at Seneca College
3) Quality Assurance (Manufacturing and Management) at Sheridan College
Any feedback/suggestion in this regards that which program is more successful from the prospects of getting a job?. Seniors/Alumni of these programs or similar please share your experiences.
Thanks for your time
Regards
I am in Canada since one and half year. I have around 15 years experience as Manufacturing Engineering in my original country and have B.Sc and M.Sc degrees in Mechanical Engineering. I have also Canadian equivalence by WES and my EIT application is also under process by the provincial engineering body (APEGS in Saskatchewan). So far, I have not been successful in getting a job which matches with my skill set.
Now, I want to pursue a post graduate certificate course from Ontario Colleges and seriously considering different programs in Mechanical Engineering. I am considering three different programs as below:
1) Manufacturing Management at Sheridan College
2) Energy Management Built at Seneca College
3) Quality Assurance (Manufacturing and Management) at Sheridan College
Any feedback/suggestion in this regards that which program is more successful from the prospects of getting a job?. Seniors/Alumni of these programs or similar please share your experiences.
Thanks for your time
Regards