Dear aman sing

[need visa]

Dear aman

Can you pls tell me more about AINP

If any student study there two years what would be real out come

Is there part time job available for student

I mean what kind of job is available eg: plammber or automotive or chef

How about the pay

How much woluld be for expense a month for student

It would help for me and others if you kindly reply

Thanks

 

[tiger007]

Dear aman

Can you pls tell me more about AINP

If any student study there two years what would be real out come

Is there part time job available for student

I mean what kind of job is available eg: plammber or automotive or chef

How about the pay

How much woluld be for expense a month for student

It would help for me and others if you kindly reply

Thanks

Hi,

Alberta PNP - Open to students of all provinces. Have obtained a diploma, degree, or have completed a graduate level program from a publicly funded community college, trade/technical school or university in Alberta or Canada, or at a private institution in Alberta authorized by provincial statute to confer degrees.
Have graduated from a Canadian educational program that was a minimum of two years in length at the undergraduate level or a minimum of one year at the graduate level. Those who study skilled trade qualifications, will have to apply under Compulsory and optional trades criteria with a skilled job offer in their trade (as part of strategic recruitment stream). NO requirement to work for certain months.
http://www.albertacanada.com/immigration/immigrating/ainp-eds-international-graduate-criteria.aspx
http://www.albertacanada.com/immigration/immigrating/ainp-srs-compulsory-optional-trades-criteria.aspx
There is also a Engineering occupations criteria, again as part of the strategic recruitment stream.
http://www.albertacanada.com/immigration/immigrating/ainp-srs-engineering-occupations-criteria.aspx
http://www.albertacanada.com/immigration/immigrating/ainp-srs-engineering-occupations-criteria.aspx

(Copied from the post pinned at the top of International student section of this forum (If only you had some patience to go through it) :
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/various-immigration-programmes-for-international-students-in-canada-t100908.75.html


Alberta is a booming province, with lots of jobs, both full and part time.

Success in any particular profession ( even in in demand skilled trades like Plumber, Automotive mechanic etc.) depends on your interest, ability to learn, perform well, work hard, network and with luck finally bagging a job.

Average minimum expenses for South Asian students in big cities like Calgary and Edmonton in Alberta may be anywhere between 600-800$/month (for food & accommodation).

To know more about practicing any trades in Alberta see: http://tradesecrets.alberta.ca/learn-on-the-job/trades-alberta/


Hope it helps.


***All opinions expressed are purely personal, and pieces of information mentioned are to the best of my knowledge... You should consult other sources too.

 

[aman singh]

As tiger mentioned that Alberta is a booming province.
Alberta have loads of jobs from finance to plumber.
So take some good course to achieve good paying job in future.
I have seen that pay rate in Alberta is better than other province.
The cities are quite developed and a nice place to stay forever.

Being a International student , you can only work 20hrs per week off-campus. And by working 20 hrs per week , you can earn around $800-900 per month easily. Cities are expensive. But still you can manage the expense easily , if you can find part-time job. And searching job won't be a problem.

You can apply for PR through AINP , if you have graduated from a Canadian educational program that was a minimum of two years in length at the undergraduate level or a minimum of one year at the graduate level.
After studies you just need to work Full-time for 6 months in study related job. And then you can apply for Permanent residency.

http://www.albertacanada.com/immigration/immigrating/ainp-eds-international-graduate-criteria.aspx

Good Luck.

 

[need visa]

Aman and tiger both brother many thanks

God bless u for your help

Thanks

 

[over9000]

For that full time 6 month work, do we require PGWP or something? What if after the completion of studies, the study permit is about to expire?

 

[aman singh]

Yes, that 6 months should be done on PGWP.
After your studies , you can apply for PGWP.
The length of PGWP depends on your studies period.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/study/work-postgrad.asp

Good Luck.

 

[Arthur123]

I heared about PGWP first time here and it seems very interested and good field.

 

[tiger007]

I heared about PGWP first time here and it seems very interested and good field.

Hi,

PGWP is not ANY field. It's a Post Graduate Work Permit, issued to eligible international students after completion of recognized Canadian educational program of atleast 8 months long from recognized educational institutes.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/study/work-postgrad.asp

 

[over9000]

I think he confused PGD with PGWP

 

[tiger007]

I think he confused PGD with PGWP

May be...

 

[ind23]

Hi ,

can anyone tell me for an International student(In Engineering field) - what is the diff between AINP International Graduate Category and AINP Strategic Recruitment Stream.

is AINP Strategic Recruitment Stream have more priority compare to AINP international Graduate Category. Thank u so much for ur valuable suggestion.