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I have no information other than the job market is a competitive mess right now. Focus on getting experience where you can instead of just academics. People don't care what grade you have, if they have to pit more effort into training you they'll be less likely to hire you now. Your pay will vary huge with field, company, experience and demographics. Note all placements provided by program are unpaid in CYC.

I have already been to thus school previously for a different program based in the trades. After sexual discrimination and safety concerns I chose to come back to school here for a career change. I have grown up in the local areas of Hamilton and Brantford, so regularly I went on field trips and participated in events geared towards learning about Mohawk College. This school used to have an amazing reputation (before it started really taking advantage of international students like it has been last few years until the Canadian cap was put into place). This time around I applied with help from indigenous student services, however it's easy to apply online. Once admitted, first semester is usually the easiest semester, second is okay and third semester always seems to be the hardest. Note this is a college that prides itself on being barrier free. If you have questions about how to get in, just come visit on campus services and ask. They want you here and will help.

I have not finished my course yet, but I managed to get in-field experience for 8 months as an IT Support Technician on the campus where I was studying, as I was required to finish my Co-Op. It has been very hard to find a job as an undergraduate. It was worth the time I spent on it. I gained a lot of experience, which I believe would have been impossible if I did not apply and qualified for the placement. It also helped me pay my fee.

The admission process does not require a lot. A student is eligible if they score above 60% marks in their respective main subjects in high school with an average of 50% and more than 6.5 bands in the IELTS exam. An admission fee might be required based on the time of application. I was eligible for the intake and paid for my admission. I waited for the offer letter and got selected.

The placement are ok but not good we have to put lots of efforts from outside to find the job but college faculty is nice they also tries their best to find the job.

The overall experience was average not that much good.

1800 cad per month is needed for an international student in Canada for survival and basic needs. It is difficult to earn this as a new comer in Canada, but with improvement in skills and experience anyone can achieve this or more than this.

Till now my experience is really good and I enjoy going to college and there are many events which motivate students even more to come and study in college.

In my course, we are provided placements by college itself. We are placed near our location by our professor. They ask for our convenience to the placement location and manage to find another if it's not convenient.

It's been an amazing journey. The college ambiance is so good that you don't need to hesitate for anything over here. The professor's are super friendly and approachable. Everyone over here are so helpful.

You are not placed, you have to find yourself for the placement and internships by attending webinars, seminar or placement fairs.

It is okay that’s what I am going to say. Because if you can’t find employment what you studied then what’s the point of the studying from these colleges. All these colleges are government funded and you are paying 4 times more. So, if you really want to spend money and want to study go for a better university. Don’t run behind agents choice.

They are amazing! In the educational Support program there are three different placements which give us the chance to have different experiences at different schools. Also, this helps us see what level of school we like to work in, whether it is highschool, elementary, or a fully specialized school.

It provided the exact course I wanted to take. it was close to where I live and I have heard great reviews about Mohawk. I knew some people who have taken this program before and therefore I knew it was the perfect program for me. So far, I have thoroughly enjoyed the program and the material included.

I didn't get summer co-op because I didn't have a G2 license but my friends who had that, successfully got a good position job in good companies. My field has an average of $16/hour pay. If you will meet the requirements then no one can take your job away from you. Co-op specialist also helps in interview preparation. Mock interviews are available at college to build up confidence.

I have completed my high school in India with Non-medical stream. I wanted to build up my future in the chemical field particularly in wastewater treatment. I lived in Punjab province, college for chemical engineering was not so good there. I planned to move out to a different province for studies. I used to search for different colleges to study chemistry in India as well as abroad. I came to know about Mohawk college which is the best college of applied arts and technology. I did IELTS and applied for this college Besides this, my mom has applied to Seneca college on behalf of me but luckily Mohawk college accepted my application. I paid around Rs.13 Lakh including my GIC and 1st sem fees. I'm paying more than $8000 every semester. As I have completed my one and a half years here, I can say that this much money is worth according to the study and facilities provided by the college.

Placements and job opportunities are great. The companies that provide them are top-notch and every staff member is so nice and helps educate you on what you need to know to succeed. 60% of students who get placements proceed to get jobs at there placement after.

Great college with great success and cheap international fees. The admission process was very easy compared to other schools and I had all the prerequisites already. I found this college in an article listing the best colleges in North America. I've always wanted to continue my learning here because I've heard such great things.

Those really nice and I am still preparing for that so I cant know much but I am pretty excited about that. I hope I will be good at that and will learn interesting things from there and will be a good nurse.

Because I liked the program and I liked the college campus and its activities for international students. And my agent told me about this college. So in this way, I chose this college. Even I read the college website and served many YouTube videos for having an idea about this college. I was very happy with my choice.