Andrew would have better idea.
May be able to look for self employed, which is specially for farm
management????
I am not sure if it is relevant.......if it is then you have better chance..
"ezzkazz" wrote in message
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>
> ok my fault for not being very clear.
> my education is 12yrs of
> schooling with no further education after secondary school. i left
> with CSE's and an 'O' level. as for my work it has always been in
> horticulture and 16years of them in the mushroom industry. the last
> 4 and a half of those in management...production manager (3 1/2),
> also senior harvesting manager (1yr). i have many internal courses
> that i have done and plenty of certificates but they arent any good
> for what i need. my wife has only secondary school qualifications.
>
> i am 35yrs old, wife same age, she has relatives in canada but
> sponsoring is not an option.
> i would be willing to study for 2yrs
> or more and it would mean selling up everything here in the UK to
> do it (ultimately i would have to anyway if i wanted PR) but if i
> went on to do a years work on a permit, it wouldnt be enough time
> for the PR application to go through.
> my funds would be around
> $300,000 canadian dollars
>
>
> Originally posted by Andrew
> Miller
> > No, it doesn't. One year of education in Canada won't
> give you any points.
> > Also there is no way to get any degree,
> diploma or certificate giving you
> > enough points in a short 1-year
> program. Unless of course you are already
> > well advanced in a
> degree program and all you need to complete it is 1 more
> > year
> (assuming of course that Canadian university will accept your
> education
> > so far). If you have just a secondary (high school)
> education then 1 year of
> > school in Canada won't give you any real
> points.
> >
> > But you didn't provide any details here to determine
> what you need and what
> > can be done in the first place. What is
> your education? After how many full
> > time years?
> >
> > --
> >
> >
> ./..
> >
> > Andrew Miller
> > Immigration Consultant
> > Vancouver,
> British Columbia
> > email:
> AndrewMillerREMOVE@REMOVEcanada.com
> > (delete REMOVE
> from the above address before sending email)
> >
> ________________________________
> >
> >
> > "ezzkazz"
> wrote in message
> > news:121-
> 6253.1075753311@britishexpats.com"]news:1216253.1075753311@british-
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> > > i would love to emmigrate with my wife
> and 3yr old daughter to canada
> > > but i need to know
> whether i have even a slim chance.
> > > i havent any
> >
> > formal qualifications but i am willing to study in canada and
> support
> > > myself and family whilst there for 2 yrs so i
> could gain the extra
> > > points needed for me to qualify.
> if i get acceptance from a uni/college
> > > of course. what
> would happen after that to gain PR i know you can work
> > >
> for a further year if you have a job offer but would i have enough
> time
> > > to do this after i qualify.
> > > would
> this work....
> > > is it possible to study
> > > for
> one year to get a qualification ( for points needed) then apply
> for
> > > PR whilst doing another qualification in the
> second year there. then i
> > > would have the working year
> after that. does this make sense
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