Trying to understand if Herzing Institute Programmer Analyst (https://www.herzing.ca/programs/programmer-analyst-montreal) certificate would qualify a candidate for the new IT classification education standard. The program is 15 months intensive, i.e, no interruption for summer/Christmas. 15 months is not 2 years, but it seems to be same amount of class time as people would spend over 2 years in a university or college setting that had terms broken apart with breaks.
Anybody care to share experiences hiring/bridging from this program?
Its not easy to start college when just the thought of doing it makes you freaked out. Like literally scared, because you’re afraid to fail and afraid that history will repeat itself. Starting college just feels like a very big obstacle and that sometimes makes me sad because I know I’m intellectually very developed so it wouldn’t be a challenge in that sense. But it can feel like a obligation then.
I'm super excited! My application hasn't been approved yet, but I think (at least hope!) that it will be!
I also have an appointment on tuesday with my education abroad advisor and I can't wait!!!
I originally asked this in a reply to this excellent answer by /u/EdHistory101 but was encouraged to post it separately.
My understanding is that there was a distinct class divide along linguistic lines in pre-Quiet Revolution Quebec, so I'm curious how that influenced the availability of French education for anglophone teenagers. Was it available at all? Would anglophone families have avoided it so as not to mix with lower-class francophones? Or was it simply not as big of an issue as I'm picturing?
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Have anyone got experience applying for extension of study permit? For the letter of enrollment is it sufficient to just submit the attestation letter? Like I checked the requirements on the immigration website and the description seems more like referring to student records so I feel kinda lost.
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Somebody please my cousin is about to go the same path and I dont want him to waste 5 years of his life
I already told him to learn as much English as he can
If the bug is not a bug but a joke not cool...
EDIT: Thank you to all that joined today, it was a pleasure and an honor to chat with you! I will check back later to see if there is any further discussion. Have a great day! Go watch some baseball, and enjoy the playoffs!
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