I have a difficult situation applying for my study permit, but watching your videos really motivate me to look on the bright side and be positive. I know this is what I have to do and I have learned so much from watching your videos, I know that when I get there, I will be even more thankful to have found your channel! Thank you Rachel!
Thank you so much Rachel! I was planning further studies in Canada but it was big challenging to me… And can’t decide to move on. Luckily I watched this blog few days ago and your words “Invest in Knowledge” gave me lot of courage. That’s not my first time hearing those words but your words came to me at the right time when I desperately need it. I flashed back all the investments that I did wrongly and fear gone… decided to come Canada by any means. Just in past week, I have done a lot of your vlogs and it is feeding me very useful information. Thanks Rachel again and see you soon in Canada 💕💕💕
From my experience working in US and Canada, this is what happens with higher education. With a Master degree, you may get a small advantage in getting hired and salary in your first job. Afterwards, employers just look at your experience; master degree becomes less important over time. With PhD, there are less jobs available. Employers are hesitant to hire you because you could be underemployed and won't stay long. In US, many foreign students hang around for PhD with F1 Visa because they could not find a US job offer. F1 visa allows foreign students to stay in US to study.
Thank you so much for this video. I am currently gathering all the info I need to apply to one college in Montreal. Thank you for being so accurate and for the time you take to provide us all this information completely free.... while others would charge us at lest 300 CAD God bless you!
In Ontario, High School students graduate in Grade 12. In Quebec, High School students graduate in Grade 11, followed by 2 years of CEPEG (college). University programs in Quebec are advertised as 3 years (6 semesters) but most students need to do 7 semesters. Some transfer students from Ontario to Quebec may have to take extra classes at university's discretion.
Ahhhhh! Langara College, my school. To everyone that's still deciding whether or not to come here to Canada, be influenced by Rachel. Take note of every piece of advice she gives. :)))))
Hey! May I ask how's your experience been at Langara College so far? Would you recommend it to international students and may I ask the course you're doing as well? Cheers in advance
@@hakunamatata9502 Hi! I took my 1st term through online class. Though difficult, I’m enjoying every minute of it. Should I recommend it? Yes since it’s a designated learning institution and eligible for PGWP. Haha. It’s a beautiful campus. I’m currently taking Post Degree Diploma in Nursing Practice. Hope it helps. :)
@@arveebalintec Thank you so much! I've applied for the post degree diploma in marketing management and hopefully I do get into it! I've heard good things about the program and the availability of jobs in Vancouver regarding marketing but just wanted to make sure the college in general also provides good education! Thank you once again :)
You go to Langara!? I'm planning to go there! Thank God I found your channel I've been binging your videos for advice and it's been awesome. Good job, kabayan ❤️
Rachel you are my girly crush😅. Please continue to create more content and inspire us. Watching you helps me a lot in my preparation on living there . Thank you, looking forward for more videos🇨🇦🍁
Hi love, it'll be great if you gave details about getting a PNP in Alberta the the probability of it or a video about PNP in general. You really inspired me to study in Canada
Hi! I have several questions, planning to DIY for student visa pathway: 1. Do I need a high GPA back in undergraduate studies in my home country in order to qualify for admissions for Masters degree in Canadian universities? 2. How did you convert your Philippine Grading Scale (5-pt. scale) to Canadian GPA scale? 3. I’m kinda confused between Diploma and Graduate Certificate. What’s the difference? Which one should I get if I finished my Bachelor’s degree here in the Philippines so that it will not be hard to explain in my study plan that the reason that I took the program is to further advance my studies. 4. What if my vaccine was not listed on the approved vaccines in Canada? Do I need to get vaccinated again to their recommended vaccine brand? 5. Since I am a Civil Engineer here in the Philippines and planning to take a program related to my bachelor’s degree, I am curious if I study Construction Management at Nova Scotia (for example) will I be eligible to apply jobs after graduation to Ontario? Since when I reviewed the curriculum there are specific subjects that are only applicable to Nova Scotia (like the Building Codes) I think it’s actually different in every provinces so I want to clarify this before I decide on which school is suitable for me. Hope you can help me. God bless!
I can try and answer few of your questions. 1.) The higher the better syempre but most of canadian universities is very expensive. I suggest na mag postgrad ka muna sa mga colleges and then get pr then get your masters. Pero if you have the resources naman, you can still try to apply. Also most of them require gmat for a masters degree program which costs probably around 10k pesos. Check their site nandon naman usually infos nila. 2.) If you want to convert your grades, may tinatawag sila na WES you can google it for more information. Some schools require it some don’t kaya check nalang din sa school. 3.) A diploma is something canadians take after their higschool. Ang post graduate cert naman is something they take after college. 4.) i heard may booster shots naman na pero i am not really sure about this topic. 5.) Mas safe if sa same province ka naden magaral kung san mo gusto magwork. Iba kase lamig sa canada eh kaya iba rin yung protocol nila depende sa weather ng state.
If you are a Civil Engineer, you will need to be licensed with PEO as P.Eng eventually. To obtain P.Eng license, you will need to work a few years in Ontario in your engineering field and pass an exam, provided they accept your educational credential. If you have a Master degree in Engineering from an accredited Canadian university, I don't think you will have any problem.
Hi dear I need your help plz plz My sister applied for stduy visa for this jan 2022 and as processing is very slow,they just asked for the passport for the visa stamping and she got the date for vfs to send her passport is for dec 24.and according to agent they said they take min 14 days to send the pssport back.in that case she wont be able to attend the class and as i talked to the clz they said late arrival is bot allowed so only option is deferal.her course is not available for may intake so for sep its gonna be very late. In that case can she defer to different course for may?there wont be any issue in the airport during issuing her study permit?????or is it worthy to wait for sep????? I believe they normally give visa for 1 year and if they give in jan it will be for until next jan so it means she can fly to canada for sep intake if she defers the course for sep as long as visa is valid????i really need your suggestion.i am really stressed
Hi Rachel, may I ask... What affordable schools in British Colombia allow student to work while studying a 2-year program? I thank God I found your informative videos. Keep it up. You're a great help to many 💓💓💓
Anyone trying to go study in Canada in 2022 should be prepared for an uphill battle. IRCC is overwhelmed with application and the rejection rate is at the All time high. Good luck 🍀
Hi! thank you for this video, I've been dreaming about Canadian education since I was 12 :) I hope that next year I will do it, but I wanna ask you, could you tell us about loans for international students? is it possible? because I read somewhere that there is a possibility to apply for a loan to pay tuition fee
Hello RaChel! Wow, I’ve been to your channel for almost a week now and I’m learning much about Canada. The way your articulate your content is superb too. Anyway, question lang, you mean my partner can go with me and able to find work during the span of the study?
Hi Rachel! Thank you for this video, hope to meet you soon😍, coming to Canada by April. Nervous for whats coming but I always trust god for all the great opportunities that he had given me. My 2022 is more about STEPPING OUT OF MY COMFORT ZONE, journeying with god.
Please can you give advice about some majors that I should know about it before I go to canada because I wanna get a part time job and get at least an intermediate salary, is there any particular job that doesn't need a plenty of experience
Because of pandemic, workers have been working at home and interact with each other through Microsoft Teams and WebEx. Companies realize that they don't need workers in Canada physically; they can work in places like India, Costa Rica, Mexico, etc. Pandemic accelerates the pace of outsourcing. If you become PR in Canada, Health Care will be a growth area. Unlike US, Canada does not have a big defense budget; defense industry is highly unstable. Computer science, IT, engineering, proposal, payroll, and accounting are outsourced in big corporations. Salesman and field service engineers are required.
Hi Rachel! been watching most of ur videos. it gives a lot of informations aboit canada! thank u so much! Question : i am already 33, going to 34 nxt year and plan to getting PR in canada. What do u think of my chance if i take study pathway? i plan to bring my whole family with me (husband and my 2 children). ur insights will be very helpful, cheers!
Doesn't hurt to try; but you need good financial support. I have seen this example. One Chinese family moved to US to study, with kids enrolled in "free" US public elementary and high school. Then they had to return home. Their children won't be able to fit in (language, curriculum, scientific terminology, culture, etc.)
Just be careful when you try McGill. McGill is one of the oldest universities in Canada. It is located in Montreal, Quebec. Quebec is a French province. Say you study Commerce, Montreal employers would want to hire someone who is bilingual (speaking English and French). Similarly, if you want to become Professional Engineer or Registered Nurse in Quebec, you will need to pass a French language test.
Canada has a bottleneck in turning out health care workers; not because of lack of enrollment, but due to limited staff and training facilities. In US universities, they publish statistics of nursing students who pass their licensing exam NCLEX in the first try. This may give you a sense of the school quality. Not sure if Canada does that. Just be careful about Quebec because of its French language requirement for Registered Nurses and Doctors.
I’m just hooked in watching your videos! Aside from your charming aura, I’ve learned practical ideas and inspirational thoughts relative to studying in canada, which i’ll be starting to process next year. More power to you and hope you continue to inspire our kababayans with your tips and stories about studying and living in Canada. God bless..!
Thank you!😌😌.. your example about you being butterfly was so relatable. Im in my comfort zone for so long nd I feel stuck like I m not growing at all. hoping to study in Canada in 2022 and hope GROWTH like yours. By the way you English is really great!!
Awww, thank you dear! Yes, growth is something I learned after I got here. Change is a good thing as it gives you opportunities to learn and discover your strengths. Hope you get here for 2022 as well. All the best! 🤗
Hi dear Rachel. Hope you're doing great. Could you help me with this saying? "The eagle is in the nest". I searched almost all resources that I got but sadly could not make it to work out what it means. Cheers.
Hi Dear, it is really hard to answer your question as there are so much missing information about you and the future immigration program that you are eligible for. Generally, PR really depends on which program you are eligible for and whether you are competitive or selected.
You will be losing valuable points for Express Entry due to a higher age. However, you maybe able to gain points in other areas such as higher education or longer skilled work. So, it really depends on your future predicted CRS score and how competitive the pool is. 😊
I'm 49 and I was accepted at NBCC for fall 2022 intake, so all is up to you. In my case, I have a master's degree and more than 20 years of work experience. My target is the Atlantic Immigration Pilot. Make your dreams come true.
Hi Rachel, my interest is to apply for PR through studying in Canada. Can you provide a vedio on the Cheapest Schools and best schools out from it. I’m gonna wait for it. And also, is 37 years of age still good?
Hi Rachel, I would like to seek for your advice. I’m planning to apply Master of Computer Science by coursework (1 yr program) + co-op (2 extra terms). Can I consider it as 1 yr and 8 months program? Shall I get 1 yr or 1 yr and 8 months or 2 yrs PGWP? Thank you in advance.
Been watching you since 2020, yeah you improved so much and your videos as well. Thank you for inspiring me to analyze my growth as well. Hoping for the best!
I saw comments from the pages I’m following that there’s a new rule right now that SP should be the main applicant in applying for a PR even if the OWP is able able to get a skilled work because they said that this is getting abused, there are OWPs getting PR approved and SP no longer continues their studies which is the main reason why they were able to enter Canada. Appreciate if you can shed light on this for everyones knowledge. Thanks, great contents by the way.
AMAGING CONTENT 🖖🖖 I have a question please reply... if i complete my one year course Can I take admission in a new course before taking PGWP? Only for expand my one year PGWP to three year
Hi Rachel I'm so grateful for this amazing video 🤩🤩 And I have one question, so u sad that we can work 20 hours out of the campus ,and unlimitedly work on the campus So the question is " can we work out of the campus 20 hours per week and also work o the campus, is it legal?"
I did not read any restrictions with your proposed plan. However, I don't think its practically possible. You will work 20 hours off campus and 40 hours on campus and you have another 30 hours of school work. You won't have any time left over to do anything. Those are just my 2 cents.
Hey Rachel! Stephanie here. We used to go to school together at MC! We were even seatmates a couple times. Haha. Didn't realize you moved to Canada, too! Greetings from Toronto!
YES I REMEMBER, we used to be seatmates too!! Hi Stephanie, so happy to hear from you again - thanks for remembering me! Happy to see you on the other side of Canada! I hope they’re treating you well there and I hope the cold is manageable there too! Send my regards to your parents as well, take care always love ❤️🤗
Please can someone really explain to me of what value is the Ontario College Graduate Certificate? Because I plan on applying to Centennial College & Seneca College … and I wanted to go for a Master’s degree but these colleges don’t give that degree for my program.
Canada is a large country. Each province is different. British Columbia is beautiful; weather is mild (although heat wave in summer last couple of years). Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba are similar; winter is very cold. Ontario is unique; with Toronto being the most populous city. Quebec is French. New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland are maritime provinces; they share similar values. I group them into 5 distinct areas. I don't recommend going to Yukon, Northwest Territory, and Nunavut (unless you like outdoor and the wild).
Hello Rachel Dancel, Question, If I'm currently studying here in canada for my 1yr. Program and graduated and take again another 1yr. Program, is it possible to have 3yrs. PGWP? Thanks in advance!
It is definitely possible. However, there are usually issues with time line, length of 2nd program, and also immigration (study permit extension, PGWP requirements and other issues) as well. If you need some guidance you can send an email to rrdancel@canxvisa.com. All the best.
Thanks for your videos. My college has just announced that my program will be delivered online for the first semester starting January and it’s 1 year program. Should I come to Canada and adapt myself to the atmosphere until second semester will be delivered in person or should I just stay home ?
I think it's best for you to travel now when you can especially when the new covid variant makes everything unpredictable. The sooner you can land, the better.
Hi ate, I just wanna ask about the level difficulty of exams in Canada. Is it harder than in the ph or are you less pressured there? Especially for those who would like to take medical courses.
Hey I been watching few of your videos I'm in love but I have a question does the work time and hours or work you do matters when it comes to getting a PR or is the the 1 year or more that counts when your applying hope for a response thank you
Depending on the course you’re eyeing to apply for, it may be required! 😊🥰 it’s also better to have than not have to open other school options 💗 for my particular program (comm design essentials) at BCIT, I was required to provide one ☺️
I have a difficult situation applying for my study permit, but watching your videos really motivate me to look on the bright side and be positive. I know this is what I have to do and I have learned so much from watching your videos, I know that when I get there, I will be even more thankful to have found your channel! Thank you Rachel!
Me who was born in Canada and graduated in Canada already: Wow I'm convinced!
Awesome! It’s even better that a Canadian was convinced to study in Canada 😅
I really motivate in you video..i was refuse last dec 2021 and reapply next month. thank you so much rachel..you give me hope..
Your message inspires me to achieve my dreams 💖. Nee subscriber here. I like your video and the way you talk is so intertaing
Thank you so much Rachel!
I was planning further studies in Canada but it was big challenging to me… And can’t decide to move on.
Luckily I watched this blog few days ago and your words “Invest in Knowledge” gave me lot of courage. That’s not my first time hearing those words but your words came to me at the right time when I desperately need it.
I flashed back all the investments that I did wrongly and fear gone… decided to come Canada by any means. Just in past week, I have done a lot of your vlogs and it is feeding me very useful information.
Thanks Rachel again and see you soon in Canada 💕💕💕
From my experience working in US and Canada, this is what happens with higher education. With a Master degree, you may get a small advantage in getting hired and salary in your first job. Afterwards, employers just look at your experience; master degree becomes less important over time. With PhD, there are less jobs available. Employers are hesitant to hire you because you could be underemployed and won't stay long. In US, many foreign students hang around for PhD with F1 Visa because they could not find a US job offer. F1 visa allows foreign students to stay in US to study.
Thanks so much for this video! I'm actually heading to Canada on December with my friend. We'll be studying at Fanshawe!
Rachel, I always look forward to your videos!
You're the best! 🤗☺
I really like that line: scary but necessary 🥲
Thank you for noticing my little lines. 🤗
Hello! Been getting a lot of info from you. Thank you so much! I am now a student in Surrey ♥️♥️♥️
Wow! Nice to meet you and I am glad you made it here to Canada 🇨🇦
@@rrdancel thank you because your channel is one of my sources of reliable info and guide!!! Hope to see you in person one time. ♥️♥️♥️
Hi Rachel 😉, thank you so much for this informative video, i really appreciate it 👌, good job as always 😎!
I am more thankful that you spend your valuable time watching my videos!
very nice explanation, inspire more and keep up the good thoughts ;)
Canada is my favorite country..
I want to go there..
I want to know how to prepare to go there..🙆🙆
Thank you for creating valuable videos, you're such an inspiration. I love the way you talk, so relaxing and understandable.
Thank you so much for this video. I am currently gathering all the info I need to apply to one college in Montreal. Thank you for being so accurate and for the time you take to provide us all this information completely free.... while others would charge us at lest 300 CAD God bless you!
Glad it was helpful! ☺
Yes dear which country are you from
In Ontario, High School students graduate in Grade 12. In Quebec, High School students graduate in Grade 11, followed by 2 years of CEPEG (college). University programs in Quebec are advertised as 3 years (6 semesters) but most students need to do 7 semesters. Some transfer students from Ontario to Quebec may have to take extra classes at university's discretion.
Thank you! You inspire me so much
awww thank you Rachel, for your words of encouragement! I'm actually moving next year, will make a Post-degree at Langara. Let's connect!
Yes, that is awesome news! You can reach me at rrdancel@canxvisa.com.
All the best
@@rrdancel I'll write you :) have a great week!
Many employers use GPA of 3.0 as cutoff point for interview. Just be careful not to fall below 3.0 too much.
Ahhhhh! Langara College, my school.
To everyone that's still deciding whether or not to come here to Canada, be influenced by Rachel. Take note of every piece of advice she gives. :)))))
I'm confused if I should opt for Vancouver or Toronto for a PG Diploma in Marketing. Any thoughts?
Hey! May I ask how's your experience been at Langara College so far? Would you recommend it to international students and may I ask the course you're doing as well? Cheers in advance
@@hakunamatata9502 same question here
@@hakunamatata9502 Hi! I took my 1st term through online class. Though difficult, I’m enjoying every minute of it. Should I recommend it? Yes since it’s a designated learning institution and eligible for PGWP. Haha. It’s a beautiful campus.
I’m currently taking Post Degree Diploma in Nursing Practice.
Hope it helps. :)
@@arveebalintec Thank you so much! I've applied for the post degree diploma in marketing management and hopefully I do get into it! I've heard good things about the program and the availability of jobs in Vancouver regarding marketing but just wanted to make sure the college in general also provides good education! Thank you once again :)
You go to Langara!? I'm planning to go there! Thank God I found your channel I've been binging your videos for advice and it's been awesome. Good job, kabayan ❤️
Rachel you are my girly crush😅. Please continue to create more content and inspire us. Watching you helps me a lot in my preparation on living there . Thank you, looking forward for more videos🇨🇦🍁
Really informational video! Hmm what about international students without Canadian work experience though?
Thanks Rachel. Very helpful video.
Coming in few weeks 🥳🥳🥳
Looking forward to more contents 🤗 Stay safe and healthy always, Rachel! ✨
Yes, I will be producing more for your enjoyment!
Hi love, it'll be great if you gave details about getting a PNP in Alberta the the probability of it or a video about PNP in general. You really inspired me to study in Canada
Yes please
I am hoping to discuss some PNP's some time in the future. Thank you for your suggestion. 😊
Duly noted!
Please do some videos on Ontario PNP as well!
Hi! I have several questions, planning to DIY for student visa pathway:
1. Do I need a high GPA back in undergraduate studies in my home country in order to qualify for admissions for Masters degree in Canadian universities?
2. How did you convert your Philippine Grading Scale (5-pt. scale) to Canadian GPA scale?
3. I’m kinda confused between Diploma and Graduate Certificate. What’s the difference? Which one should I get if I finished my Bachelor’s degree here in the Philippines so that it will not be hard to explain in my study plan that the reason that I took the program is to further advance my studies.
4. What if my vaccine was not listed on the approved vaccines in Canada? Do I need to get vaccinated again to their recommended vaccine brand?
5. Since I am a Civil Engineer here in the Philippines and planning to take a program related to my bachelor’s degree, I am curious if I study Construction Management at Nova Scotia (for example) will I be eligible to apply jobs after graduation to Ontario? Since when I reviewed the curriculum there are specific subjects that are only applicable to Nova Scotia (like the Building Codes) I think it’s actually different in every provinces so I want to clarify this before I decide on which school is suitable for me.
Hope you can help me. God bless!
I can try and answer few of your questions.
1.) The higher the better syempre but most of canadian universities is very expensive. I suggest na mag postgrad ka muna sa mga colleges and then get pr then get your masters. Pero if you have the resources naman, you can still try to apply. Also most of them require gmat for a masters degree program which costs probably around 10k pesos. Check their site nandon naman usually infos nila.
2.) If you want to convert your grades, may tinatawag sila na WES you can google it for more information. Some schools require it some don’t kaya check nalang din sa school.
3.) A diploma is something canadians take after their higschool. Ang post graduate cert naman is something they take after college.
4.) i heard may booster shots naman na pero i am not really sure about this topic.
5.) Mas safe if sa same province ka naden magaral kung san mo gusto magwork. Iba kase lamig sa canada eh kaya iba rin yung protocol nila depende sa weather ng state.
If you are a Civil Engineer, you will need to be licensed with PEO as P.Eng eventually. To obtain P.Eng license, you will need to work a few years in Ontario in your engineering field and pass an exam, provided they accept your educational credential. If you have a Master degree in Engineering from an accredited Canadian university, I don't think you will have any problem.
Hi dear
I need your help plz plz
My sister applied for stduy visa for this jan 2022 and as processing is very slow,they just asked for the passport for the visa stamping and she got the date for vfs to send her passport is for dec 24.and according to agent they said they take min 14 days to send the pssport back.in that case she wont be able to attend the class and as i talked to the clz they said late arrival is bot allowed so only option is deferal.her course is not available for may intake so for sep its gonna be very late. In that case can she defer to different course for may?there wont be any issue in the airport during issuing her study permit?????or is it worthy to wait for sep????? I believe they normally give visa for 1 year and if they give in jan it will be for until next jan so it means she can fly to canada for sep intake if she defers the course for sep as long as visa is valid????i really need your suggestion.i am really stressed
Great video. Very informative.
👍 thanks 👍
Great video, could you please recommend some colleges with post-graduation work permit in hotel management
You Made It Congratulations.
10:47 Thank you!! I'll be in New Brunswick this month for studying a Postgraduate Diploma this Winter 2022 intake
Hi Rachel, may I ask... What affordable schools in British Colombia allow student to work while studying a 2-year program?
I thank God I found your informative videos.
Keep it up. You're a great help to many 💓💓💓
Hi there. Can you share the camera that you're using, please? Thank you so much.
Anyone trying to go study in Canada in 2022 should be prepared for an uphill battle. IRCC is overwhelmed with application and the rejection rate is at the All time high. Good luck 🍀
Why?
Thank you so much for the informative vlogs, its way of helping others.
informative and inspiring!!!!🥰🥰🥰
Hi Rachel
Thank you for this video it was very informative
Loved it
Could you talk a bit more about FSW
Im slowly losing hope. The amount of money required to be able to study there just seems impossible ☹️
Try universities in Maritime provinces (Newfoundland, New Brunswick, etc.) They have lower tuition rate for international students.
Wow, it was very inspiring and knowledgeable video …. Thank you
Thank you so much Rachel for sharing ...that was very great...more power and Cheers...
Thank you for watching 💗🤗
Found your channel today. Subscribed!! ✌
HAPPY YOU’RE HERE! Welcome and hope you’re liking it so far! 🤗🤗🥰
hi Rachel, is it have age constrain to study in Canada? as i am already 51 yrs old. pls advice. tq
Oooh that might be a little challenging given your age, not gonna lie. Highly recommend to consult an immigration consultant or lawyer on this 🥹
Hi! thank you for this video, I've been dreaming about Canadian education since I was 12 :) I hope that next year I will do it, but I wanna ask you, could you tell us about loans for international students? is it possible? because I read somewhere that there is a possibility to apply for a loan to pay tuition fee
Very inspiring 🥰
Hello RaChel! Wow, I’ve been to your channel for almost a week now and I’m learning much about Canada. The way your articulate your content is superb too. Anyway, question lang, you mean my partner can go with me and able to find work during the span of the study?
love this. so motivating
Glad you liked it!! 🤗
Hi Rachel! Thank you for this video, hope to meet you soon😍, coming to Canada by April. Nervous for whats coming but I always trust god for all the great opportunities that he had given me. My 2022 is more about STEPPING OUT OF MY COMFORT ZONE, journeying with god.
i really love all ur videos rachel😍
Hello,I'm Sathwika I'm really in a vague situation whether to study in canada after my 12 th or graduation. Could you plz suggest me what to do?
Wow..truly inspiring indeed...thank you..
Please can you give advice about some majors that I should know about it before I go to canada because I wanna get a part time job and get at least an intermediate salary, is there any particular job that doesn't need a plenty of experience
Because of pandemic, workers have been working at home and interact with each other through Microsoft Teams and WebEx. Companies realize that they don't need workers in Canada physically; they can work in places like India, Costa Rica, Mexico, etc. Pandemic accelerates the pace of outsourcing. If you become PR in Canada, Health Care will be a growth area. Unlike US, Canada does not have a big defense budget; defense industry is highly unstable. Computer science, IT, engineering, proposal, payroll, and accounting are outsourced in big corporations. Salesman and field service engineers are required.
Hi Rachel! been watching most of ur videos. it gives a lot of informations aboit canada! thank u so much! Question : i am already 33, going to 34 nxt year and plan to getting PR in canada. What do u think of my chance if i take study pathway? i plan to bring my whole family with me (husband and my 2 children). ur insights will be very helpful, cheers!
Doesn't hurt to try; but you need good financial support. I have seen this example. One Chinese family moved to US to study, with kids enrolled in "free" US public elementary and high school. Then they had to return home. Their children won't be able to fit in (language, curriculum, scientific terminology, culture, etc.)
Interesting. what are the top universities in Canada and how was the job market there?
The top 3 that I can think of is UBC, UofT and McGill. The job market has gotten a lot better as unemployment rate is quite low.
Just be careful when you try McGill. McGill is one of the oldest universities in Canada. It is located in Montreal, Quebec. Quebec is a French province. Say you study Commerce, Montreal employers would want to hire someone who is bilingual (speaking English and French). Similarly, if you want to become Professional Engineer or Registered Nurse in Quebec, you will need to pass a French language test.
Hi Rachel! Can I ask what school is best for Healthcare Studies.
Oooh that’s a tough one, what province are you aiming for?
Canada has a bottleneck in turning out health care workers; not because of lack of enrollment, but due to limited staff and training facilities. In US universities, they publish statistics of nursing students who pass their licensing exam NCLEX in the first try. This may give you a sense of the school quality. Not sure if Canada does that. Just be careful about Quebec because of its French language requirement for Registered Nurses and Doctors.
I’m just hooked in watching your videos! Aside from your charming aura, I’ve learned practical ideas and inspirational thoughts relative to studying in canada, which i’ll be starting to process next year. More power to you and hope you continue to inspire our kababayans with your tips and stories about studying and living in Canada. God bless..!
Looking for the PNP through a MENG because I do want the MENG overall. I hope I can book a session with your team soon :)
Thanks a lot ❤️
Thank you!😌😌.. your example about you being butterfly was so relatable. Im in my comfort zone for so long nd I feel stuck like I m not growing at all. hoping to study in Canada in 2022 and hope GROWTH like yours. By the way you English is really great!!
Awww, thank you dear! Yes, growth is something I learned after I got here. Change is a good thing as it gives you opportunities to learn and discover your strengths. Hope you get here for 2022 as well.
All the best! 🤗
Hi dear Rachel. Hope you're doing great. Could you help me with this saying? "The eagle is in the nest". I searched almost all resources that I got but sadly could not make it to work out what it means. Cheers.
Hello, im planning to study culinary arts in SAIT do you think I can have a change to get PR with that program? Thank you.
Hi Dear, it is really hard to answer your question as there are so much missing information about you and the future immigration program that you are eligible for. Generally, PR really depends on which program you are eligible for and whether you are competitive or selected.
That was superb.
Please can I get your IG handle I want to converse with you BC college.
Thank you for this explicit video. Can people who are 40 years and above qualify for PR after studying in Canada?
You will be losing valuable points for Express Entry due to a higher age. However, you maybe able to gain points in other areas such as higher education or longer skilled work.
So, it really depends on your future predicted CRS score and how competitive the pool is. 😊
And pnp for some provinces accomodate people over 50 even
@@inyosomisule5275 definitely
I'm 49 and I was accepted at NBCC for fall 2022 intake, so all is up to you. In my case, I have a master's degree and more than 20 years of work experience. My target is the Atlantic Immigration Pilot. Make your dreams come true.
Good job 🙏💕
Hi Rachel! If you are in PGWP status already, can your partner still apply for open work permit? Thanks
Thank you! You inspired me and giving me strength bec of this vid 😍🇨🇦✈️💕
You have wealthsimple account? Do you have tfsa?
I hope one day I can go there cuz my grandam is there in Vancouver, You are my greatest motivation on why I should come to Canada.
I am very much inspired by your videos Rachel😇🙏 I am now applying with my student visa ☺️
Hi Rachel, my interest is to apply for PR through studying in Canada. Can you provide a vedio on the Cheapest Schools and best schools out from it. I’m gonna wait for it. And also, is 37 years of age still good?
Rachel, does this mean that the chances of getting PR are higher for an international student if they first apply via Express entry?
THis is an amazing video thanks.
You’re very welcome! Thank you for watching as well ❤️🤗
Excellent video 👌🏼
Hi Rachel, I would like to seek for your advice. I’m planning to apply Master of Computer Science by coursework (1 yr program) + co-op (2 extra terms). Can I consider it as 1 yr and 8 months program? Shall I get 1 yr or 1 yr and 8 months or 2 yrs PGWP? Thank you in advance.
Been watching you since 2020, yeah you improved so much and your videos as well. Thank you for inspiring me to analyze my growth as well. Hoping for the best!
One of my fav videos ! Thanks for sharing your experience
I saw comments from the pages I’m following that there’s a new rule right now that SP should be the main applicant in applying for a PR even if the OWP is able able to get a skilled work because they said that this is getting abused, there are OWPs getting PR approved and SP no longer continues their studies which is the main reason why they were able to enter Canada. Appreciate if you can shed light on this for everyones knowledge. Thanks, great contents by the way.
Awesome, very motivating
Can you make a video for mature students as in over 40 yrs of age and which province is best to eventually get PR
Ohhh, that’s a very interesting suggestion. I’ll consider it 😋☺️
Your videos really inspires me a lot..!..
Very informative..thank you .such a brilliant beautiful lady. 😍😍
Glad you enjoyed it! 😀
Can you explain the business-accounting program at Fleming collage 2 years
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Dancel, I am looking to do a 2yr diploma and the PGWP, work 6 months and then apply Alberta PNP.
With this are chances high for PR? 👍
I am not sure. You will have to do some research with the Alberta PNP.
Thanks for sharing, I hope my son can easily adjust like you did, he will start this january in calgary
God bless..
Believing is the first requirement for success. I am sure he can do it!
AMAGING CONTENT 🖖🖖
I have a question please reply...
if i complete my one year course Can I take admission in a new course before taking PGWP?
Only for expand my one year PGWP to three year
Chances of PR after MBA in University canada west ?
Hi Rachel
I'm so grateful for this amazing video 🤩🤩
And I have one question, so u sad that we can work 20 hours out of the campus ,and unlimitedly work on the campus
So the question is " can we work out of the campus 20 hours per week and also work o the campus, is it legal?"
I did not read any restrictions with your proposed plan. However, I don't think its practically possible. You will work 20 hours off campus and 40 hours on campus and you have another 30 hours of school work. You won't have any time left over to do anything.
Those are just my 2 cents.
Hey Rachel! Stephanie here. We used to go to school together at MC! We were even seatmates a couple times. Haha. Didn't realize you moved to Canada, too! Greetings from Toronto!
YES I REMEMBER, we used to be seatmates too!! Hi Stephanie, so happy to hear from you again - thanks for remembering me!
Happy to see you on the other side of Canada! I hope they’re treating you well there and I hope the cold is manageable there too! Send my regards to your parents as well, take care always love ❤️🤗
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Thank you for watching 😌
Please can someone really explain to me of what value is the Ontario College Graduate Certificate? Because I plan on applying to Centennial College & Seneca College … and I wanted to go for a Master’s degree but these colleges don’t give that degree for my program.
My recommendation is to skip the certificate and do a Master degree. Most employers do not value certificates that much.
Could you add videos detailing how living in Canada as a Pr is. Are you enjoying Canada? How’s Canada weather? How’s Canada transportation system is
I am hoping to make more videos about life in Canada as a PR. Thank you for your suggestion though! 😊🤗
Canada is a large country. Each province is different. British Columbia is beautiful; weather is mild (although heat wave in summer last couple of years). Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba are similar; winter is very cold. Ontario is unique; with Toronto being the most populous city. Quebec is French. New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland are maritime provinces; they share similar values. I group them into 5 distinct areas. I don't recommend going to Yukon, Northwest Territory, and Nunavut (unless you like outdoor and the wild).
Is may intake is good for international students if not what's the best time to start the course?
Hello Rachel Dancel,
Question, If I'm currently studying here in canada for my 1yr. Program and graduated and take again another 1yr. Program, is it possible to have 3yrs. PGWP?
Thanks in advance!
It is definitely possible. However, there are usually issues with time line, length of 2nd program, and also immigration (study permit extension, PGWP requirements and other issues) as well. If you need some guidance you can send an email to rrdancel@canxvisa.com.
All the best.
@@rrdancel Hey 😄, great to hear from you. Moreover, I sent an email. Thank you and Take Care!
Thanks for your videos.
My college has just announced that my program will be delivered online for the first semester starting January and it’s 1 year program. Should I come to Canada and adapt myself to the atmosphere until second semester will be delivered in person or should I just stay home ?
I think it's best for you to travel now when you can especially when the new covid variant makes everything unpredictable. The sooner you can land, the better.
@@karylfactora1522 exactly
Hello hama Now I need to apply can you help me.
Thanks again for your helpful videos... Looking forward to studying in 2022. Remain blessed
Best of luck! 😊
Hi ate, I just wanna ask about the level difficulty of exams in Canada. Is it harder than in the ph or are you less pressured there? Especially for those who would like to take medical courses.
Sunnybrook hospital (in Toronto) is full of RNs from Philippines. You should be okay.
Hey I been watching few of your videos I'm in love but I have a question does the work time and hours or work you do matters when it comes to getting a PR or is the the 1 year or more that counts when your applying hope for a response thank you
Dont forget me ! I will meet you one day in canada 😃😉
Thank you so much once again gurl🥰
I always look forward to watch your insightful and informative (not boring) videos😊
KeepSafe 🥰
Hi! Need po ba ng IELTS for Filipinos sa BCIT?
Depending on the course you’re eyeing to apply for, it may be required! 😊🥰 it’s also better to have than not have to open other school options 💗 for my particular program (comm design essentials) at BCIT, I was required to provide one ☺️
What is your course ma'am?