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New Brunswick extended its Private Career College Graduate Pilot until December 31, 2027, giving international students more time to qualify for permanent residencyThe pilot offers graduates of Oulton College and Eastern College a route to permanent residence through employment in healthcare and early childhood education fieldsEligible applicants must secure a full-time job related to their studies within 90 days of graduation and meet language and age requirements
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Canada has extended a special immigration pathway that allows international graduates, including Nigerians, to pursue permanent residency through employment after completing selected programmes at two private colleges in New Brunswick.
The province announced that its Private Career College Graduate Pilot will remain open until December 31, 2027, one year beyond its previous closing date of December 31, 2026.
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