Lecture 1: Introduction to Canadian Immigration

This lecture provides an overview of the Canadian immigration system and why Canada is a popular destination for newcomers. It also covers the main pathways to immigrate to Canada: Family Sponsorship, Express Entry, Provincial Nominee Programs, and Protected Persons. 

Lecture 2: Express Entry 

This lecture dives deeper into the Express Entry pathway and covers the eligibility criteria, comprehensive ranking system score, creating an online profile, and submitting an Express Entry application.  

Lecture 3: Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs)  

This lecture covers the Provincial Nominee Programs and their unique eligibility criteria and application processes. It also explains how individual provinces and territories nominate candidates for permanent residency based on their specific labour market needs.   

Lecture 4: Family Sponsorships  

This lecture covers the Family Sponsorship pathways, which allows Canadian citizens and permanent residents to sponsor their close family members to come and live in Canada. It explains the eligibility criteria and application process for sponsoring a spouse, common-law partner, conjugal partner, dependent child, parent, or grandparent.   

Lecture 6: Settlement Services 

This lecture covers settlement services, which are designed to help people settle into their new lives. It explains how to find a job in Canada, access healthcare and education, and other important settlement services.  

Lecture 7: Canadian Culture  

This lecture provides an overview of Canadian culture, including cultural norms and values, Canadian holidays and traditions, and how to integrate into society. 

Lecture 8: Life in Canada   

This lecture covers various topics related to life in Canada, including housing options and preparing for/adjusting. 

Lecture 9: Refugee and Protected Persons Pathways   

This lecture covers the Refugee and Protected Persons Pathways in Canada, which is designed to provide a safe haven for people who are fleeing persecution, war, or other humanitarian crises. It explains the eligibility criteria, application process, and the different programs available for refugees and other displaced persons. 

Lecture 10: Economic Pathways    

This lecture dives deeper into the Economic Pathways in Canada, which is designed for skilled workers, entrepreneurs, investors, and other professionals who can contribute to Canada's economy. It covers the eligibility criteria and application process for various economic programs, such as the Federal Skilled Worker Program, Canadian Experience Class, and the Start-up Visa Program.  

Lecture 11: Navigating Alternate Pathways and Programs  

This lecture covers alternate pathways to immigrate to Canada, such as the Quebec Skilled Worker Program, the Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program, and the Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot Program. It explains the eligibility criteria, application process, and unique features of these programs.  

Lecture 12: How to Stay Safe While Immigrating to Canada   

This lecture provides important information on how to stay safe while immigrating to Canada, including how to avoid immigration fraud and scams, how to protect your personal information, and how to access support services if you experience discrimination or other forms of harm.  

Course Format

The course is a self-paced, online course that can be accessed anytime, anywhere. It is designed to be flexible and convenient for students who want to learn at their own pace. The course consists of video lessons, interactive quizzes, and practical exercises that help students master the course material.

The course is divided into modules that cover different topics related to Canadian immigration. Each module includes a video lesson that provides an overview of the topic, interactive quizzes to reinforce learning, and practical exercises that allow students to apply what they've learned.

Throughout the course, students have access to our knowledgeable instructors who are available to answer any questions and provide support. We also offer a community forum where students can connect with each other and share their experiences.

Overall, our course format is designed to be engaging, interactive, and flexible to fit the needs of any student.