Question 1

How do I start an application?

Accepted Answer

Begin with the eligibility check, then complete the full application, upload your documents, and pay the application processing fee. Our team reviews your file within 2-4 weeks.

Question 2

How many institutions can I apply to?

Accepted Answer

You can be submitted to multiple partner institutions with a single application, which improves your chances of an offer for your preferred intake.

Question 3

How long does the whole process take?

Accepted Answer

Plan for 3-4 months from application to acceptance letter: 2-4 weeks review, 1 week submission, and 4-8 weeks for institution decisions.

Question 4

What English test scores do I need?

Accepted Answer

IELTS Academic 6.0 overall (no band below 5.5), TOEFL iBT 78, or Duolingo English Test 105. Equivalent scores from other recognized bodies are accepted.

Question 5

Do I need work experience?

Accepted Answer

No prior healthcare experience is required for certificate programs. Some diploma programs ask for a resume and letter of recommendation.

Question 6

Is there an age limit?

Accepted Answer

You must be at least 18 by the program start date. There is no upper age limit.

Question 7

What does the application processing fee cover?

Accepted Answer

The $150 USD fee covers eligibility assessment, document verification, submission to partner institutions, and ongoing support.

Question 8

What is your refund policy?

Accepted Answer

The application processing fee is non-refundable once your application has been reviewed and submitted to institutions. If we have not yet started the review, contact us and we will assess your request.

Question 9

When is tuition due?

Accepted Answer

Tuition is paid directly to the institution after you accept your offer, usually before your study permit application or by the first semester deadline. It is entirely separate from the application processing fee.

Question 10

Can I pay tuition in installments?

Accepted Answer

Most partner institutions offer semester or monthly payment plans, wire transfer options, and occasionally early payment discounts.

Question 11

Are there additional costs?

Accepted Answer

Budget for the study permit application, biometrics, medical exam, flights, health insurance, housing, and living expenses. Provincial proof-of-funds requirements apply to your study permit.

Question 12

Are scholarships available?

Accepted Answer

Many partner institutions offer scholarships, bursaries, and financial aid. We share the options available to you once you receive your acceptance letter.

Question 13

Do you handle my study permit?

Accepted Answer

We guide you through the process and document checklist. We are not a law firm and do not provide immigration advice; licensed representatives handle legal submissions.

Question 14

Are all your programs PGWP eligible?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every program we list is checked against IRCC's approved fields of study, including the healthcare field added in the November 2024 rules.

Question 15

How much can I earn during my PGWP?

Accepted Answer

Healthcare graduates typically earn between $40,000 and $75,000 per year during their PGWP, depending on role, province, and shift premiums.

Question 16

Will my salary increase after I get PR?

Accepted Answer

Permanent residents access more employers, unionized full-time roles, and further training. Many graduates see meaningful increases after PR.

Question 17

Can I apply for PGWP if my program is online?

Accepted Answer

Fully online programs generally do not qualify. Programs must be delivered in Canada by an eligible designated learning institution, with limited distance-learning allowances.

Question 18

What happens if my PGWP application is refused?

Accepted Answer

You may be able to request reconsideration or reapply if you are still within the eligibility window. Consult a licensed immigration representative for your case.

Question 19

Can I extend my PGWP?

Accepted Answer

The PGWP generally cannot be extended. Most graduates move to an employer-supported work permit or a permanent residence stream before it expires.

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