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| Subject: Obtaining trade qualifications in Canada |
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Hi,
I recently attended an emmigration day at Sandown in Surrey. I spoke to a visa consultant for British Columbia who advised me that the plumbing qualifications I am currently working for in the UK are not going to be recognised in Canada. It was suggested that I apply for a plumbing course in Canada which is a 24 week intensive course that would guarantee residency and a job placement on completion. I believe that you can stay and study for up to 6 months without a visa but can only find a course from BCIT that lasts for 37 weeks.
What do I need to do if I apply for the 37 week course ?
Is what the visa consultant said indeed correct ?
Does anyone have any suggestions please ?
Many thanks
[05-03-2007,09:54]
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Anthony |
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(in reply to: Obtaining trade qualifications in Canada)
You need to as BCIT, but basically, you need a study permit (it´ll be on CIC´s website AND BCIT´s). As an international student is it not going to be extremely expensive, especially given that is in Canada´s most expensive city?!
[05-03-2007,20:00]
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Anonymous |
(in reply to: Obtaining trade qualifications in Canada)
*ask, even
[05-03-2007,20:01]
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Anonymous |
plumbing apprenticeship (in reply to: Obtaining trade qualifications in Canada)
You may also do a level 1 at the UAPICBC school which is only 6 weeks long. Look at the website
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Gord |
