Your future starts at Saskatchewan Polytechnic
Thevi Pather is the Associate Vice President International at Saskatchewan Polytechnic, and a global engagement thought leader with over 20 years of experience in the public post-secondary sector. He tells us more about the wide range of opportunities you will have when studying at Saskatchewan Polytechnic.
1. Why should Peruvians consider Saskatchewan Polytechnic as the institution to pursue an academic degree?
Saskatchewan Polytechnic welcomes international students to study in Saskatchewan, provides student exchange opportunities, delivers industry-training programs abroad, and provides marketable skills for employment.
The polytechnic is focused on hands-on learning, which is valued by employers as students are well-prepared for their future careers. Approximately two-thirds of the programs incorporate work-integrated learning which provides students real-world experiences during their education. This blend of knowledge, skills, and experience is a big advantage in today’s job market. Saskatchewan Polytechnic has a 95 percent overall graduate employment rate.
The Polytechnic also offers a comprehensive suite of programming, including certificates, diplomas, and degrees. Many programs have strong articulation agreements with universities across Canada, with graduates often receiving two years of credit toward a degree.
2. What benefits does Saskatchewan offer to international students as an academic destination?
Discover a world of opportunity in Saskatchewan, the fastest-growing province in Canada. Nestled in the picturesque prairie region with a thriving population of over one million, Saskatchewan is a great option for international students.
With a low cost of living, the country's lowest employment rate at 4.5 percent, and free health care, Saskatchewan is a great place to study. Saskatchewan has the most competitive permanent residency laws in Canada for students looking to immigrate to Canada. Take advantage of initiatives like the Graduate Retention Program (GRP), which provides a tax credit to graduates who live and file an income tax return in Saskatchewan after graduation, and the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SNIP), which paves your way to success academic and career success.
Geographically located in the heart of Canada, Saskatchewan covers nearly 600,000 square kilometers, offering a diverse and enchanting landscape. Experience the beauty of every season, basking in more hours of sunshine than any other Canadian province. From expansive golden plains to awe-inspiring scenery, Saskatchewan welcomes students to a unique educational journey filled with growth and opportunities.
3. What is the advantage of studying at Saskatchewan Polytechnic and how is it incorporated into the programs offered to international students? (talk about employability, PGWP, and work/study permit)
Come to Saskatchewan Polytechnic for an internationally recognised technical and skills training, with consistently high graduate employment rate and a worlwide reputation for innovative, industry-connected programs, Saskatchewan Polytechnic can help you excel in your future career. Saskatchewan Polytechnic has a 95 percent overall graduate employment rate and 95 percent of employers say they would hire a Saskatchewan Polytechnic graduate again.
Learn more at saskpolytech.ca/international.