Montreal College of IT
I have come to realise that I am too trusting so wondered if anyone knows if this College is legit and whether you can actually get a PGWP from this course?
https://www.montrealcollege.ca/diplo...b-development/ I have checked the canada.ca website and the college is listed as granting PGWP as long as the course meets the criteria, which this seems to being AEC and 900 hours. Would welcome anyone's feedback or suggestions if you know of a better course. Many thanks. Sarah |
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You mentioned in another post/thread that you have already been a web designer and that you hold a Masters. The course you link to (above) appears to be an entry level 'vocational' course. My concern would be if RCIC determined that this wasn't an advancement on qualifications you already hold - perhaps asking why you would want to go to a private college to study on an entry level course on a subject you have already worked in - which will be evident from the application you need to fill out.. ( for the guide (paper based) : https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration...de-canada.html )
Something to consider when choosing a course you want to do. :D |
Re: Montreal College of IT
Originally Posted by SarahMar
(Post 12976589)
I have come to realise that I am too trusting so wondered if anyone knows if this College is legit and whether you can actually get a PGWP from this course?
https://www.montrealcollege.ca/diplo...b-development/ I have checked the canada.ca website and the college is listed as granting PGWP as long as the course meets the criteria, which this seems to being AEC and 900 hours. Would welcome anyone's feedback or suggestions if you know of a better course. Many thanks. Sarah |
Re: Montreal College of IT
My Masters is in Creative Writing and whilst I was a web designer 20+ years ago, my skills are very out of date and I have no qualifications in this field, which is why I was considering this course. Two birds, one stone. Refresh my web design skills, get a PGWP and a current qualification.
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Re: Montreal College of IT
Originally Posted by SarahMar
(Post 12976664)
My Masters is in Creative Writing and whilst I was a web designer 20+ years ago, my skills are very out of date and I have no qualifications in this field, which is why I was considering this course. Two birds, one stone. Refresh my web design skills, get a PGWP and a current qualification.
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Re: Montreal College of IT
How good is your French?
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Re: Montreal College of IT
Originally Posted by SarahMar
(Post 12976664)
My Masters is in Creative Writing and whilst I was a web designer 20+ years ago, my skills are very out of date and I have no qualifications in this field, which is why I was considering this course. Two birds, one stone. Refresh my web design skills, get a PGWP and a current qualification.
As long as it's a DLI, which you say you've checked, then it will get you the study permit. HTH. |
Re: Montreal College of IT
There are private colleges in the UK now that offer short or long courses in web development training. That's because it's a high demand profession and pays a decent salary and therefore anyone capable of doing it will usually find work pretty easily. Similarly to this, those colleges usually offer a vocational qualification at the end of their courses (it's a C&G as I recall).
This looks to be doing a similar thing and I agree, whilst it might not be the best qualification in the world, tech career wise, it will probably serve for the purposes you're looking for. |
Re: Montreal College of IT
Originally Posted by DigitalGhost
(Post 12978831)
There are private colleges in the UK now that offer short or long courses in web development training. That's because it's a high demand profession and pays a decent salary and therefore anyone capable of doing it will usually find work pretty easily. Similarly to this, those colleges usually offer a vocational qualification at the end of their courses (it's a C&G as I recall).
This looks to be doing a similar thing and I agree, whilst it might not be the best qualification in the world, tech career wise, it will probably serve for the purposes you're looking for. Vocational qualifications don't normally count for ECA / points for EE, but the OP won't need them with a Masters... :D |
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