study and work after being Permanent resident

[elhamsaad]

Hello everyone,
I'm aiming to get PR visa through EE as skilled worker as I hava 6 years work experience.
I'm also looking forward to work and study in Canada after having PR visa
How can I gain information regarding working and studying as a permanent resident?
How much fees I need to pay for studying?
Do I need license to practice my job as I'm a civil engineer?
where can I find answers regarding my options as permanent resident in Canada?
any suggested links
Thanks

 

[scylla]

Hello everyone,
I'm aiming to get PR visa through EE as skilled worker as I hava 6 years work experience.
I'm also looking forward to work and study in Canada after having PR visa
How can I gain information regarding working and studying as a permanent resident?
How much fees I need to pay for studying?
Do I need license to practice my job as I'm a civil engineer?
where can I find answers regarding my options as permanent resident in Canada?
any suggested links
Thanks

You will pay domestic student fees to study in Canada once you are a PR. You will need to research what these fees are on the college / university web sites. Fees are different for different schools and programs.

You can find information about working as an engineer in Canada here:

https://engineerscanada.ca/frequently-asked-questions

 

[WunderCat]

You can find all information on the government website.
For studying you pay the same as domestic students.
After googling for a couple of minutes: yes, you will need a license to practice engineering. https://www.jobbank.gc.ca/marketreport/requirements/22376/22437
What questions/options do you have? I can find all answers on the government website. https://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/questions-answers-by-topic.asp?top=10