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Post Graduate Diploma in Information Technology specialization is available in Northern Lights College, British Columbia. Please have a look at http://www.nlc.bc.ca/Programs/AllPrograms%E2%80%93Alphabetical/BusinessManagementPostDegreeDiploma-InformationTechnologySpecialization.aspx.

Universities are difficult to get admissions into, community colleges have easy admission requirements. Under SPP, the visa chances are high. University category- over 90% SPP category- @ 70% General category- less than 50%

Job opportunities are good in Alberta; though 25 months for PR is a long enough time and a negative factor.

Colleges under SPP accept 9 back logs. As long as you have less than 9 back logs and you have shown improvement in the final marksheet, it should be ok.

Not worth going to Alberta. I would say British Columbia or Saskatchewan are the best bet for students looking for easy PR.

Try for admissions in British Columbia or Saskatchewan as Alberta is taking over 25 months for PR.

So, it's only two colleges in British Columbia offering PG Diploma at 6.0 bands IELTS. Northern Lights College Selkirk College

All Canadian universities are good in their quality of education delivery. If you get admissions, you do not need to worry about the quality. Even the study permit approval rate in the universities is better than SPP colleges. You file under University category and not under SPP category.

No Canadian public university offers bad quality of education. Capilano University is one of the very few institutions who got the university status from the government. I picked up something from wikipedia: Capilano was authorized by the provincial government in 2003 to become the first...

Apart from Capilano University, there are other universities that accept 5.5 bands IELTS as well. Normally, these universities do not accept students academic scores less than 60% unlike community colleges that accept 50% academic scores. So, I do not think all these public universities accept...

Two SPP Colleges in Saskatchewan SIAST Parkland College Both are good and jobs are plenty around the campus.

Changing province, college and program is perfectly alright. Go ahead and pursue your preferred program. All the best!

Choosing your program and college yourself is the best solution as long as you have the confidence to do it on your own. The process is simple and even the CIC doesn't encourages the use of agents.

Northern Lights College PDDB- Health Administration specialization is one of the very popular programs. To my understanding, you have picked up the right institution. Fort St. John is the city and the job opportunities are great.

You may try any of the following in Chandigarh: IDP Canam Consultants Touchstone SWICS Edwise There are many more genuine agents who have expertise in Canadian education counseling. Hope this will help you, all the best!

As far I know, Selkirk started 2 years program in Diploma in Pharmacy Technician. The website might not have been updated. Please check with International Office.

Yes, it is too late for January 2015 intake. You may try May & September 2015 intakes. Few colleges have February intake, you may apply your study permit application until January 1, 2015 for Feb intake.

I was under impression Selkirk College might have few seats for May & September 2015 intakes. Please check with the International Office to be sure. If you are able to find admission here, you have a very good chance to succeed anywhere in Canada.

Supply Chain Management Association (SCMA) is the principal source of training, education and professional development for supply chain management professionals in Canada. Please visit http://www.scmanational.ca/en/education-a-accreditation.

Almost all institutions have closed admissions for January 2015 intake. Some have February 2015 intake. Parkland College has a program in HR Management at Post Graduate level in Feb 2015.