There's a technical issue that's preventing them from conducting a large draw(as per IRCC).
Sweet Lord!
After the announcement, only public universities and colleges are eligible for PGWPs and they are audited by the auditor general. Besides that, the Indian gravy train is over. Diplomatic tensions killed all hope of Indians looking towards Canada as destination for higher education. Australia will be the top choice now. Even the US is handing out study permits like Candy so they will probably flock to the US as well.I had 2 questions
a) Won't point 4 apply to point 5 as well, meaning Lambda college won't qualify for masters PGWP?
b) From what I understand most lambda clowns who had graduate sometimes even masters degrees in their home countries, traditionally take graduate level courses in those Canadian lambda colleges because the bar for getting visa for such courses was low, whereas the bar for master is high. (funny I have seen some of these clowns posting in this forum that their agent for Student permit application asked them to hide their home country degree, they were asking for ways they can show it IRCC in the PR application.) Shouldn't IRCC then make the process of such masters applications stringent and take the bar for even higher?
>Besides that, the Indian gravy train is over.
By gravy train, I meant that private colleges and some public colleges were relying on Indian students and aggressively recruiting them. That’s over now. I completely agree with you. Public Universities and Colleges have a primary duty to serve Canadians and Permanent residents since they are funded by our tax dollars. International students should only be a very limited presence in these institutions. Institutions should hold the provinces accountable for funding and if they don’t have a sustainable model of operating then let them shut down.
Getting involved is a great way to make Canada great again. Do volunteer, join local groups, etc - get involved. Getting involved within your community is going to teach you a lot more on what can fix Canada. It is also a great way to build empathy towards important causes in Canada.
This is misinformation. The poster is confusing between curriculum licensing agreement in private colleges and private universities. Private university offering degree programs will keep on getting PGWP, provided they fulfill eligibility criteria.
As it stands today, the duration of PGWP looks to be correlated with the time spend studying. So a 1-yr program should only get a 1-yr PGWP. Only those who complete a 2 year program can get a PGWP upto 3 years.
Shoot them an email and ASK explicitly. If you are paying or planning to pay them for their course work ask them.
