THE WORST PROGRAMS TO STUDY IN CANADA for International Students in 2023/2024 | No Jobs Available

[@franklinuchechukwu6573]

Thank you so much dear. Your advice is meaningful.

[@OdogwuRealtor]

Hi Ada, thank you so much for giving us educative content. I studied biochemistry and would be coming to Canada next year fall to study MSc Pharmacy/pharmaceutical science. Is it a lucrative career?

[@adacanada]

You can, but the issue is working as a licensed pharmacist requires you to go to pharmacy school for Pharm D, taking license exams and some clinical rotations. I don’t know if you’ll be able to become licensed with an MSc in Pharmaceutical Science. You’ll have to do some more research on it.

[@Charysssa]

Hi ada, I love your videos Please I was looking into a Masters program and it's a 16month consecutive program (no breaks) how many years pgwp do you think that will give?.....thank you for your response

[@alfredbanahene-pf2ii]

3 years pgwp

[@Charysssa]

@@alfredbanahene-pf2ii oh really, thank you

[@adacanada]

3 years or until until the expiry of your international passport, whichever is closer

[@aurora2023]

Thank you 🙏😊💙

[@daisyegboro9531]

Ade how important is social service worker diploma? Is getting a job with the degree as a social service worker easy?

[@faisalhudu7679]

Great Video as always

[@adacanada]

Thank you 😊

[@adaogbeyi3947]

Every situation is not the same..Not all programs are two years, secondly, not everyone can afford a two year program. Many masters degree are for one year, people still get PGWP. There is too much emphasis on two year programs. I see people opting for two year programs and they are struggling to pay tuition just because of 3 year PGWP.

[@adacanada]

The 3 year pgwp gives you maximum time to apply for and get a PR which will happen before the work permit expires. That is why it is highly desired by international students. I never said that you can’t get PR with a 1 year masters program. Like I said, you can get a work permit with a 1 year program but there is no guarantee that it will be a 3 year pgwp and if you wish to stay back in Canada, getting a 3 year PGWP is your best option. If you get a 1 year or 2 year PGWP, you will struggle and race against time between searching for jobs under NOC 0, A or B, getting an actual job that you can use for PR and then applying for the PR itself and waiting for processing time. If you have a 1 year or 2 year PGWP and it expires while your PR application is in process, your job will be jeopardized by an expired status. I stand by what I’ve said because I’m talking from experience. You’ll be surprised how time flies with your PGWP

[@jessicaogor9650]

Ur rite Ada

[@nanaesinkrumah3245]

Hi Ada, what about masters in public administration?

[@adacanada]

I think it’s good and you can also pivot into policy analysis

[@cropfarmer8838]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@fettugelaialonap9376]

Hello Nikki this is faith is logistic supply and demand course for a year is ok

[@adacanada]

Yes

[@ESEETAREDAFERUA]

Ada,i studied French education in Nigeria and am preparing to come to Canada for studies through study route.So please what course should i come for.Thanks

[@yhaaprudy8549]

Hello Ada ,I have been watching your videos for some months now .I would like to know if it’s possible to study fashion and designing in Canada

[@kombastephen8723]

With the new changes in place, whar are the provinces, programs and courses advisable to study as an international study with a business or accounting background?

[@ESEETAREDAFERUA]

I which to run a two years program and please help me dear sister, i need a cheap school with small deposit please.

[@egboobinna2087]

What of a 1 year post graduate certificates in Project management and another 1 year in construction project management

[@omobhudeclinton9336]

Bro we have the same course in mind, I’m thinking construction project management itself, and from research, it’s a 1 year program

[@adacanada]

If you can do both of them back to back/one after the other, that’s good. You can still get a work permit and PR after

[@everythingkhandle9274]

Hey Ada I have my bachelors degree in communication arts and I’ll like to come into Canada to study journalism/media studies for my post graduate degree Is this a lucrative career? Please help

[@adacanada]

In my opinion, I don’t know if it’s lucrative because it may not be easy or straightforward finding jobs in that field. I talked about it in the video

[@petercleveriwunna9238]

i need your answer on this please, I have just received an admission letter from Memorial University of New Found Land for fall 2024,(Masters) lectures start 4th January . Now can i go on with the visa application or to defer the admission to May (spring) due to the time limit and immigration process and decision? kindly reply me please Ada.

[@adacanada]

Do you mean Winter 2024? If you are to start classes in January 2024, that means you were offered admission for Winter 2024 intake. I don’t know how long it will take to process a study permit from where you are, but to be on the safe side considering we are already approaching December, I will suggest you defer your admission to Spring 2024 (May) or Fall 2024 (September) to give you enough time for study permit processing

[@olabisisamuel_]

Hello...is A post secondary diploma in Marketing and Advertising management from Holland College Prince Edward Island worth it? Kindly respond please.

[@adacanada]

Yes, you can venture into the financial sector or combine finance with tech if you look further.

[@TehilaIgwagbor-ug1rm]

Please can you recommend good courses to study in Canada as an art student for undergraduate degree as an international student

[@rebeccadzitse5272]

Hi, please I want you to help me with a masters course I did Nutrition and Food Science as my bachelors program and also are there jobs in that field?

[@adacanada]

You can study something related to Quality Improvement and Safety

[@bethelandrew4900]

Im planning to study for MA In Economics and society in university of Manitoba,? Is there a job opportunities for these courses?

[@adacanada]

Yes there is. You could go into policy analysis as a career option

[@tovihosonayonopeoluwa6706]

Hi Ada, thanks for this informative video I studied Radiography (Medical Technologist) back in school and have been practicing as a Medical Sonographer for the past 4years now For a Master's program which do you think is best-considering job opportunities and future prospects in Canada, Masters Health informatics or Masters in Medical imaging. Also, with a Masters program of 18month i.e 1 year 6months (Is one eligible for 3 years PGWP) ? Thanks

[@adacanada]

You can choose Health Informatics, because I’m not sure if schools offer medical imaging at masters level. If they do and it’s really what you want, then go for it. Yes, you can still be eligible for a 3 year PGWP having done an 18 month masters program

[@tovihosonayonopeoluwa6706]

Thanks Ada

[@sundaychibuike6949]

Thanks for the information, how can i reach to communicate with you one on one for more information

[@shaikhzaith8656]

hello! I'm planning to do higher education and get PR in the end as well. I have 4-year bachelor's in computer science right now. But planning to do culinary management. is chef job demand in Canada? and can I get a job related to my bachelor's from my country using my portfolio, is that possible(just in case)????

[@adacanada]

You can get a job with your bachelor’s degree. I would suggest starting your chef job as a side hustle, for example making videos of you preparing your meals or cooking as a private chef so that you can build your momentum as a newcomer before working full time as a chef. I’m not sure what the demand is like for culinary and if you’ll be able to fully support yourself as an immigrant by being a chef

[@shaikhzaith8656]

@@adacanada, thanks a lot for the reply!!💖 If possible do post a video about the scope of culinary management.

[@clarencenwokocha]

Very frank talk, important pearls.... great job girl 👍

[@adacanada]

Thank you hunie ❤️❤️

[@clarencenwokocha]

❤😊

[@reggiefrank4577]

Hello I heard that if you study a course that is not related to your program you study back at home can affect your chance of getting a PR. I have a Bsc in zoology,I will like to do my Msc in either biochemistry, biotechnology or bioinformatics or microbiology I don't know if this will affect my chances of getting my PR if I study those courses

[@adacanada]

That’s not true. It doesn’t affect your chances of getting a PR

[@paulcariayeboah6612]

I have a degree in forestry but looking at the workforce needed in canada,foresters are not really needed. Please what should I do? Or can I come in with a diploma program with any program that’s needed most in canada?

[@adacanada]

Yes you can

[@priscillamens-dr8pj]

Ada you talked studies Meaning environmental science or sustainability isn't a good program to study right?

[@adacanada]

I’m not sure, but you can easily search for how the job market for that program is like on google

[@Lenus_Glow_Organics]

Hi Ada, please will i be issued a 3years post graduate work permit if I do an 18 months MBA course

[@adacanada]

Yes it’s possible

[@Lenus_Glow_Organics]

@@adacanada thank you

[@ESEETAREDAFERUA]

Thanks

[@the.realuju]

How is the hospitality and tourism industry like in Canada

[@adacanada]

It’s good but there are no promising job prospects in hospitality and tourism for international students

[@aaania30]

Canada right now is going through huge economic chrisis. There are very few professional jobs that actually pay decent money out there. I used to be international student. I'm going to be honest, choose programs either in STEM area, medical area or study for jobs such as welder, plumber ect...The best are government, city jobs that are under government, but there very hard to get. Canada has a small economy, and there is huge competition for good government or professional jobs. Usually colleges here don't necessarily translate to actually getting a job in what you studied. That's why you see Canadian kids on their second or third college by the time they turn 26. As Ada said, you really need to plan this very serious.

[@adacanada]

Yes, totally. Thank you

[@kimnamjoonfangirl5194]

please make a video regarding casper test.

[@felixthefarmer1]

Hi Ada, is agriculture studies good to go in Canada?

[@adacanada]

I’m not entirely certain but I know people who are studying it although it’s more the economic aspect of agriculture

[@kachskincarespa9398]

This is sooo helpful, thank you

[@adacanada]

Glad it was helpful!

[@emeliaagyemang542]

Can l get a get a job as a bachelor of art student after graduating

[@adacanada]

Yes

[@emeliaagyemang542]

@@adacanada thank you

[@charlesiheanacho4871]

Thanks

[@kteelile7036]

Bless you 💝

[@EstherNgoziOgbonna]

well detailed thanks

[@cropfarmer8838]

👍👍👍👍

[@Yk_Empire]

Please what programs would you recommend that are in demand so one can be guided

[@adacanada]

I will make a video on that

[@victoryirabor8941]

Is ceramic in fine art ok for Masters to get a job after the program

[@rachael4299]

What do you think about psychology

[@rachael4299]

Please is there job market for psychology

[@adacanada]

I mentioned it in the video. I’m yet to see job prospects in psychology.

[@kalujoyezinne3250]

Good morning. What about masters in public health and nutrition/ dietetics?

[@adacanada]

Public health is a good option. I haven’t seen anything wrong with the job market in that area

[@kalujoyezinne3250]

@@adacanada ok. Thank you

[@techcareengineering]

Thank you I love what you are doing for us ❤

[@GracyIma]

How about CCA programs?cybersecurity diploma program for two years?

[@adacanada]

Cybersecurity has good career prospects. So yes, you can study it.

[@Queen_fola_]

Hi Ada, Thank you for the insight. I just saw a video of yours and decided to view more. I need your assistance regarding my study route to Canada. I have a bachelor of business administration degree in Accounting but I have been working as a Property Manager. I will like to further my career. What course would you advice and the job market ? I will appreciate your response

[@adacanada]

Have you ever considered a project management program?

[@Queen_fola_]

@@adacanada thank you for responding. No I haven’t

[@marciaaddaidarko]

Hello Ada, please Is social work in demand in Canada

[@adacanada]

Yes. There are jobs in Social Work if you’re registered/licensed

[@justinapeter-gaul8065]

Hi Ada, Thanks for your insights. God bless you richly. please is MBA (Business administration) in high demand or is Human Resource Management better? Kindly revert please. Thank you

[@adacanada]

You can do both. But your chances are better if you have some relevant work experience especially for MBA

[@justinapeter-gaul8065]

@@adacanada ok thanks for your feedback dear. I appreciate . I have experiences in customer service management, human resources and project management officially though currently manage some personal businesses. Is this enough for it please?

[@viviansolomon6337]

Hello ada, doing a great job. Pls wat about health care certificate course lik continuing Care assistant that has a a guaranteed permanent job before you finish the course and you will also apply for your PR before you finish your course. In oxford international college Halifax Nova Scotia .

[@viviansolomon6337]

It is also written on the school website that if you don't get a job before you finish the course,your tuition will be refunded.

[@adacanada]

You can go for that if it’s what you want

[@AstralAs-kp8qf]

Oxford international is too expensive!!

[@chiamakaezenwobi8428]

Hello ada canada nice video's please i wanted to ask about health care administration if there is high demand for the course in canada

[@adacanada]

Those are usually certificate courses, except it specifically states a diploma with a 2-year duration, I wouldn’t advise you to study that.

[@chiamakaezenwobi8428]

@@adacanada okay thank you, but please is the demand for health care administrator career high in canada?

[@tg.tg1]

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