Can Canada study for a postgraduate diploma?

The teacher of Tiandao study abroad agency said: Compared with investment immigrants, studying in Canada is undoubtedly cheaper. Not only can you get a diploma from a local university, but you can also apply for various types of immigrants after graduation.

But it's really practical and natural. Did you get the immigrant maple leaf card after graduate school? Bian Xiao, let's have a look.

Judging from the current policy, if you have a master's degree in Canada, it will definitely help you get your identity. Not only can you get a higher score when applying for federal skilled immigrants, but you can also unlock some provincial nomination projects (immigration plans of provinces) and increase the success rate of immigrants.

However, studying for a master's degree to immigrate to Canada also carries risks:

It is difficult to study the master's course, so it is best to apply for IELTS 6.5 as the minimum requirement, and the GPA should be above 3.0. It can be said that it is difficult to apply for admission and intermediate study, and it is certainly more difficult to graduate smoothly!

In addition, the master's courses are mainly based on theoretical research, and the pressure of graduation will be very great.

The wrong province or major choice will make you accidentally miss the maple leaf card. Different provinces in Canada have different immigration policies for master graduates.

Some provinces have special channels, and some have no difference. Therefore, if you decide on a major and an institution, you must find out their policies, otherwise it is very likely that even a master's degree will not help immigrants.

So, how to get a diploma?

The popular provinces for studying abroad are BC and Ontario, which are popular because of their high quality of education and many famous schools. Vancouver and Toronto, the two core cities, are also the places where Chinese gather the most, and their study and life are very convenient, so they are more popular.

As the saying goes, popularity is definitely stressful. Going to these two provinces to study for a master's degree has a threshold for obtaining identity in the future.

A Master Immigrant from BC Province

Graduates of master's degree and doctor's degree in BC province (within three years after graduation) can be nominated directly in the province, without additional requirements such as job offer and IELTS score, and they can be directly put in place in one step.

But not all majors can graduate, please pay attention! At present, there are nine professional disciplines that can have this special channel: natural science, applied science and medicine.

Business, law and other popular majors do not have this opportunity, so we need to take another immigration route with our English level and working ability.

Therefore, if you are not applying for a professional subject from a special channel, I suggest you change to a master's degree.

A master immigrant from Ontario.

Master graduates in Ontario can apply for nomination within two years after graduation, just like in BC province, there are no job opportunities.

The difference is that Ontario is not limited to majors and schools. As long as the master's degree is obtained, almost everyone can get the provincial nomination when there are few applicants in previous years.

However, in recent years, the popularity of studying in Canada has skyrocketed, and the number of places is also being robbed. Ontario's application system is only open once a year, and applicants need to fight for luck and speed to seize the quota.

Generally, it will be robbed within half an hour to an hour after the opening, which is very difficult. So if you plan to go to Ontario for a master's degree, then I suggest you take courses for more than two years, so that you can get a three-year graduation work permit and have two chances to grab places.

There are provinces where it is difficult for immigrants to apply, and of course there are provinces with lower application difficulty coefficient. These provinces have no professional requirements for graduates and have sufficient places. If they meet the requirements, they can apply for provincial nominations. Let's have a look.

PEQ Quebec

It is required to complete full-time professional courses in Quebec for about one and a half years or more, and French can reach B2 level. So the difficulty of PEQ is that everyone studies French hard!

Immigrants studying in Manitoba

According to the requirements of the Immigration Bureau of Manitoba, you can apply for nomination as long as you have completed the master's program in a designated institution in Manitoba for more than 10 months, find a job related to your major after graduation and meet the language requirements.