Employment Prospects

By the end of this program, students will have acquired the knowledge and skills to work freelance or for an agency, to represent clients’ dealings with the Canadian government in matters relating to:

• immigration and
• protection of refugies.
  

Course List

Specialized Training:

• Client Representation and Ethical Conduct
• Introduction to Immigration Law, Permanent Residency and Citizenship
• Introduction to Immigration Law , Permanent Residency and Citizenship : Recourses
• Immigration Classes and Research, Part I : Refugees and Persons in Need of Protection
• Immigration Classes and Research, Part II : Business Immigration and Provincial Nominees
• Immigration Classes and Research, Part III : Skills Workers, Family Reunification, Temporary Status and Québec Program

Admission Criteria

• have completed two years of post-secondary studies;
• have passed a language test administered by LaSalle College.

SCHEDULE

For the semester starting on August 3rd 2009 this program is only offered by night in english (between 6pm and 10pm).