Electrical and Electronics Engineering

Hello Jeevan,
With BE background, you are eligible for 3 types of courses in Canada.
1) Masters (1-2 years program)
2) PG Diploma (1 year program)
3) Certification courses (6 months-1 year)
Few Canadian Universities offer 1 year Masters program. You will get 1 year post study work permit after completing 1 year Masters program. If you pursue 2 years Masters program then you would be given 3 years of work permit.
PG Diploma is one more option. But it is preferred by students whose aggregate is below 65% or 6 CGPA in Bachelors. It is usually a 1 year program and you would be permitted to work for a year after completion of your course. You can even pursue Masters after completion of your PGD.
Certification courses are not recommended as they are not recognized as a degree.
Here is the link to check the programs offered by the universities and colleges :
http://www.universitystudy.ca/search-programs/
All the best!

To get a job in the field of electrical engineering is not that tough. First, you should be clear about the field in which you want to make your career, core field or software job. After deciding this you can make your next step. You have electrical and electronics jobs with your group. You have vast opportunities than others.
If you want to get core field jobs, then opt for courses like power systems and latest applications of solar panels.
These are the latest courses. Anyways, you can also take up the courses of electronics field like Embedded systems, VLSI, etc.
You can also opt for mechanical and mechatronics branch courses like robotics, humanoids, and other mechanical applications.
Coming to software jobs, you can learn a programming language.
List of short term courses in Electrical Engineering
1. System installation
2. Device net-software configuration
3. Switching systems
4. VLSI
5. Embedded systems
6. DC motor speed control
7. Electric system design
8. Power system maintenance