Do you need to take GRE to go to Canada to study for a master's degree?

1, TOEFL is a language test and GRE is a postgraduate entrance examination, which is theoretically necessary, but some majors need GMAT. You should ask the admissions teacher of the university you choose. But you definitely need one.

2, I don't know, I dare not talk nonsense.

I don't know about the United States, but the employment growth rate in the aviation field in Canada last year was about 6%.

4. no. If it is a PNP immigration program, both masters and doctors can apply. If the application fails, they will generally transfer to CEC Immigration Bureau. The requirement of CEC is 1. Received local junior college education (more than 2 years) 2. Have 1 year working experience in the two years before application, and have been engaged in more than 300 positions in OAB3 category. In other words, as long as you have received higher education in Canada, you can apply for permanent residence. The doctor just said that you can take one more PNP project (PNP is available), and it is not necessarily guaranteed to stay. On the contrary, a junior college student with work experience can easily stay.