Why many Indian students in Canada are turning to short-term courses

Indian students, especially those from Punjab, are increasingly choosing short-term courses in Canada, typically lasting 5–6 months. These courses are becoming popular as they offer pathways to Permanent Residency (PR) while helping students build skills in high-demand fields such as healthcare, early childcare, and technology. Many students on Post-Graduate Work Permits (PGWPs) see these courses as an opportunity to secure jobs and qualify for programs like the Provincial Nominee Programme (PNP). The PNP plays a crucial role in PR applications, providing 600 points and allowing even low-scoring candidates to qualify through targeted draws. For instance, a student in British Columbia successfully completed a healthcare course, secured a job, and strengthened her PR application through the PNP.

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