Nice to meet you!

What is your country of citizenship and where did you get your teaching diploma?

I know that teaching requirements depend on the provinces. For instance, the University of Ottawa offers a quite intensive one-year teaching diploma to those who already have a university diploma in a related field. That could be a good option for you. Otherwise, you may be able to teach in private schools. It really comes down to 1) whether your current teaching diploma is recognized in Canada 2) the requirements of the province you will be settling in.

In your case, a Canadian teaching degree may increase your chances of getting a job but again, it depends on the provincial requirements. Don’t forget that being a foreign student in Canada can be expensive since you are charged the international fees.

Any work experience is good but again, you have to make sure it’s recognized. Would you be eligible for a work visa or a Working Holiday Visa by any chance?

I’m being a bit vague but teaching is a very specific field.

I have a bachelor degree and a teaching diploma from a university in my home country. However no work experience as a teacher, therefore i do not meet the requirements of a skilled worker.

Will it be a good investment to study teaching in Canada for 1–2 years before applying for permanent residency from within Canada? In other words, does studying there increase my chances of finding a job?

Or will it be better to get teaching experience outside of Canada and only then try my luck as a skilled worker?

Your adivice is MUCH appreciated!

i usually visit my husband on my holiday breaks. is it OK to visit him
while i’am sponsoring him? would immigration give me any problems for leaving Canada?

I don’t think you should get anyone involve as CIC is still within the deadline (i.e. 6 to 12 months). Better let them work on the case. That said, if after 12 months you don’t have any news from them, by all mean, contact them.

Best of luck!

my moms friends son he sponsored his wife from india and they got married after me. his wife is now in canada. it only took her 6 months to arrive.

On the sponsorship application, the CIC usually mention the average processing time.

Good luck!

I AM SPONSORING MY HUSBAND. HIS APPLICATION IS CURRENTLY IN PROCESS at paris.
IT IS NOW 7 MONTHS AND I REALLY DONT KNOW WHY IT IS TAKING LONG. EVERYTIME WHEN I CHECK THE STATUS ON LINE IT INDICATE THAT IT IS IN PROCESS. DO YOU KNOW WHY IT IS TAKING 7 MONTHS.