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7 years ago
Guide-Level 12
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Scholar-Level 17
Yes, you can apply for the work permit but only after you have obtained the license. You can check with the flight training center for career assistance. Getting a job offer already will help you while applying for a job.
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7 years ago
Guide-Level 14
Literally, its more or less the same depending on the employer. But in general, co-ops are paid and full-time positions and is a part of your university or college course. The university will help you with it since it has a tie-up with one or more company or organizations. Internships, however, can be part time or full time and may be unpaid or paid and you have to do it independently after studies.
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7 years ago
Guide-Level 14
Hi Girisha,
Career options will be very low if you plan to apply for work after your B.Sc directly. Firstly they don't recognize a 3-year Bachelor's degree. Secondly, without work experience and additional value to your profile why will they hire you? If you want to study you can look for PG Diploma courses but you won't find too many options for PG Diploma in your subjects. You can alternatively check for professional courses in areas of your interest. You can check these and decide:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/canada/ms-colleges-dc
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7 years ago
Guide-Level 14
A gap may be due to work. If you've gained experience then there is nothing much to worry about. So, in general, it will depend on the nature of the gap, why you took the gap, how genuine it was, how constructive it was and so on. You should also contact the desired colleges and check with them first before you apply.
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7 years ago
Guide-Level 14
You have a PG already so you may not be accepted for another Master's course in Canada. You have to make a better plan and also check out other country options.
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Guide-Level 12
Hi,
Here are some options, you can decide according to your personal interests, however also check the program-specific admission requirements:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/canada/certificate-diploma-in-science-colleges-cl
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7 years ago
Guide-Level 12
You are advised to first confirm with some universities beforehand about the three-year degree acceptance. All universities in Canada requires a 4-year degree course with only a few exceptions. You may however check colleges under SPP. First see if you can find any university in Canada and then you can check the requirements and we can guide you accordingly or else you have to find options in other countries.
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7 years ago
Guide-Level 14
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