Is it easy to study and find a job in Canada’s one-year graduate program? I hope students who have studied in Canada can give accurate answers.

Currently, many universities in Canada have begun to promote one-year taught master's programs. I think the main beneficiaries of this program are people who work in Canada and hope to use their spare time to study for a master's degree and improve their academic qualifications. . For international students, there are pros and cons.

Advantages: This course is short and the corresponding cost of studying abroad is relatively low. Admission is quick and easy. As long as you meet the school's admission requirements, you can be admitted. There is no need to find a tutor. When it comes to learning difficulty, I think it is quite simple. First of all, your English should not be too bad (IELTS score is 6), and secondly, it should not be difficult for those with above-average grades in domestic undergraduate studies to graduate.

Disadvantage: Because this is a one-year course, you can only get a one-year work visa in Canada after graduation. Canada's current regulations are that international students who have studied for two years can obtain a three-year work permit after graduation. Graduates who have studied for less than two years will be granted a work visa according to the duration of their studies. The short duration of the work permit means that you have to find a job as soon as possible after graduation, which will be a bit stressful. Secondly, finding a job is entirely up to you, without the advantage of a mentor’s recommendation. It depends on what major you are studying. A good major is easy to find, but a bad major can make you unemployed for several years. If you can be more specific, I can help you look up information in this area.

Summary: If you want to go abroad for gold plating, this one-year master's program is a good choice. It is fast, low-cost and low-difficulty. If you are considering immigrating after graduation, this course will be a bit stressful. It is best to collect more information, make plans, and be fully prepared before you come to Canada to study.

I would like to give you two additional suggestions. One is to consider contacting the school’s tutor while studying for a taught master’s degree and look for opportunities to convert to a research master’s degree. Because you are already studying in our school, you have the advantage of being close to the water, and it is very convenient to contact the tutor. The premise is that you are interested in doing research, rather than just thinking about graduating early.

Another thing is to collect information about the United States during your studies. For masters and PhD students, the job market in Canada is really too small. The same job is always 10 times more available in the United States. Chance. But before going to the United States, it is best to get your immigration status and leave yourself a way out.

Studying abroad is not easy, but this path can make people grow and mature. I wish you realize your dream as soon as possible.