FSW WORLDWIDE

[Deleted member 1006777]

I’m married,i have kept the study option open but only after march next year if the fsw’s don’t resume!
Will go in for a shitty 1 year diploma just to be a cec

1 year diploma is a gamble for CEC. You'd have to get a job immediately after graduation to get 1 year of experience for CEC. Even then you'll likely have to leave and be a CEC outland pleb

 

[Deleted member 1050918]

1 year diploma is a gamble for CEC.

Not large enough

1 year diploma is a gamble for CEC.

All who's considering the study route should pay attention to this.

 

[dankboi]

1 year diploma is a gamble for CEC. You'd have to get a job immediately after graduation to get 1 year of experience for CEC. Even then you'll likely have to leave and be a CEC outland pleb

yeah, they're a couple. they could go for a 2 years program and one can do full time work, is it possible for the dependent full time spouse, after working in canada for an year, then apply under CEC?
if this is possible then, they both can get PR quick. amirite !?

 

[Daria13]

What is this listed in your signature?
Current VO - Mexico | Entered Pool - May 29, 2021 | Family - 2
June 18, 2021 - webform to ICCC in Mexico asking for any updates on my app
June 22, 2021 - upfront med passed
June 25, 2021 - sent via webform to IRCC in Canada
July 5, 2021 - Canada received Medical Exam doc and forwarded to Mexico

Oh, my common-law spouse is currently waiting for a SOWP since May 2020, so the office is in Mexico
While i am entered in EE as a family of 2

 

[dankboi]

Not large enough



All who's considering the study route should pay attention to this.

All who's considering the study route without an ITA / AOR should pay attention to this.

 

[shanusharma01]

there's always a way of making things better. it's a pr and you can do whatever to boost your bank account. ircc ain't restricting you to be a dentist

Thanks mate!!
I just don’t want to regret later in life of not seizing the opportunity for ‘a better life’ in canada,thats why the switch!

 

[dankboi]

Thanks mate!!
I just don’t want to regret later in life of not seizing the opportunity for ‘a better life’ in canada,thats why the switch!

you need a plan B, or max out the CRS to be ready for fsw when it resumes

 

[shanusharma01]

Stay strong doc, think of all the teeth you'll get to pull in Canada.

Thanks a lot mate!
Maybe i will help you deal with cavities (obviously down in the basement somewhere in canada) provided you don’t report me to the ircc lol

 

[Deleted member 1006777]

Not large enough



All who's considering the study route should pay attention to this.

This is one reason I can't apply to a diploma mill (most only offer 1 year, and often part-time programs for what I'm looking for). I'm only looking at 16+ month programs which give enough of a buffer to accrue a year of exp. But these are also UofT, McGill and Waterloo so I'm not getting in with my background.

 

[dankboi]

Thanks a lot mate!
Maybe i will help you deal with cavities (obviously down in the basement somewhere in canada) provided you don’t report me to the ircc lol

filling a cavity temporarily, here in london in a private clinic is £180- £250
two years ago i did on one of my molars.

 

[shanusharma01]

you need a plan B, or max out the CRS to be ready for fsw when it resumes

True!
I’m expecting to add 5-6 points by learning french,i have heard it’s possible to learn basic french in a few months time

 

[dankboi]

This is one reason I can't apply to a diploma mill (most only offer 1 year, and often part-time programs for what I'm looking for). I'm only looking at 16+ month programs which give enough of a buffer to accrue a year of exp. But these are also UofT, McGill and Waterloo so I'm not getting in with my background.

a bit more to wait pal. the fsw will return for sure.

 

[Deleted member 1006777]

a bit more to wait pal. the fsw will return for sure.

Can't blame me for not believing that to be true.

Although I did manage to get a job at a company with offices in Canada. So in 2-3 years, I should be able to apply for an ICT. And let's be honest for a second here, that's probably quicker than getting a PR through FSW.

 

[Deleted member 1050918]

This is one reason I can't apply to a diploma mill (most only offer 1 year, and often part-time programs for what I'm looking for). I'm only looking at 16+ month programs which give enough of a buffer to accrue a year of exp. But these are also UofT, McGill and Waterloo so I'm not getting in with my background.

Can confirm that 16+ month programs yield 3 year PGWP; a few friends of mine got that. In fact, if you really wanna gamble, you could enroll in a 12 month program and somehow finish it in 16 -18 months with good standing (without taking any leaves). I've seen that yielding 3 year PGWP too, but that's a big gamble.

 

[shanusharma01]

filling a cavity temporarily, here in london in a private clinic is £180- £250
two years ago i did on one of my molars.

You know how much i charge for a temporary filling?
Less than 5 pounds!!!
talk about the low grade payday