Any one for canada after +2 in 2024 fall

Question

Hey this is vansh here I have completed my +2 
Planning to do diploma cources in computer science if any one who  is planning for canada after +2 in diploma pls help me because iam confused about the provinces and colleges to select and get pr easily . I have no friends and family members in canada to help me so any one who is planning for diploma courses in any provinces pls help me

Dheeraj Sai · Answer

Hey Vansh
Do your research, you can watch on YouTube, many people will guide you well ....

You can also reach out to trusted consultants for better guidance, also they will help you with your entire application process till you get visa.

Be aware while choosing a consultant, go only with trusted consultants such as IDP and TC GLOBAL

Tanzeel Saiyed · Answer

Do your research about which diploma courses will allow you to get a job there. That's the only way you can get a PR there. There are a lot of colleges and universities in Canada. And I mean A LOT! So, figure out what course you want to do. That will help you narrow down your list. Also consider the following points:

Universities:
- more courses
- better international prospects
- more expensive

Colleges
- limited number of courses so better apply to ones that are absolutely relevant
- some courses are transferable to universities
- fees are relatively lower

Keep in mind that most colleges in Canada have application fees of at least 80 CAD. Each application will cost a separate fee.

Try out portals like EducationPlannerBC for colleges and universities in the British Columbia area, Ontario Universities’
Application Centre for colleges and universities in the Ontario area.

Don't consider only tuition fees as the main criteria. Find out job prospects, work prospects (i'm assuming you will work odd jobs to support yourself there). The point is, smaller towns will have lower tuition but also lesser work opportunities. Remote locations will also have commute issues, especially during the winters.

Hope this helps. Do reach out if you have any further questions :)