Visa refusal
- Thread starter mrs imad
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Education: Matric in science
Fsc in pre-engineering
BSc Maths and physics
Mac mathematics
B. Ed in science
Doing job since 2015 to now as a school teacher.
Applied for early childhood education diploma.
Married
Gic 10k dollar
Applied in SDS.
Yeah, they mentioned the reason that I am married and my age is nearly 30 and they are not clear about my future pathway. I have applied to Sheridan college.
I had applied for management and leadership development in Conestoga College from India
Did you apply for spousal visa as well or you applied for study permit just for you
A friend of mine who got her visa approved applied for her study permit first without spousal dependant visa (she applied for MBA in ucw and got her visa approved by showing her ties to India as her husband and kids )
I had applied for myself I did not apply for my husband now. I don't have a kid. They are not satisfied with my ties to Pakistan. Both times they mentioned the same reason that I won't leave Canada after my studies.
You have all that education (B.Ed) and a teacher, and applying for ECE. That makes no sense. You are not expanding on your education, and choosing a program that makes much less than a teacher. In Canada, ECEs make minimum wage and a quarter or what teachers make, and if in a classroom work under a teacher. You were rightly refused. You choose a program that builds on your B.Ed so a Masters in Education.
Your progression of studies makes no sense. A diploma is a much lower level of education than a Master's.
You need to go for a post graduate diploma at a minimum. A Master's or PhD would be better. Your planned studies in Canada need to be directly related to your past education and work experience.
You have a B.Ed so a program that expands on that plus gives you better career opportunities. A Masters in Education would make sense. Or a post grad program in education. You applied for a ECE program that requires only secondary education, and pays much less than a teacher. You want to show that you will have a higher salary than you do now after completing the program to justify costs. So for a teacher that is an admin role like principal or superintendant.
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