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List of Companies, Highbury Canco, Bell, Reserve Bank of Canada, Microsoft, CentreLine Windsor CBI, Canda Post, FDM, and many more. The salary is quite good and median salary is $57,000 a year. Out of 100 Students, average number of students placed are 70.

yes, I have opted for Co-op program

There were no ON campus placements. There were just open job fairs where hundred of candidates competed. University promotes post study research in its many research based programs. About 70 percent students get placed within 6 months of graduation. The median salary depends on profession but skilled workers earn upto 50000 CAD annually.

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well, in these current situations, I would say there are 50 percent chances to get a placement. But if you have skills and are good enough in soft skills, the companies themselves would come up to you for giving you an offer. Try to grow instead of just getting a degree and trying to settle in Canada. If you choose the path of knowledge, all the circumstances would be aligned in perfect line for you. Try to focus on your studies instead of working part-time. Because you are coming here for becoming an IT engineer not a worker in some factories. In Canada, talent is appreciated and if you are talented nothing can stop you to make your dreams get true,

Yes, I am doing an internship at Hashtaggrow which is a startup in London Ontario.

80% of the students secured an internship placement and the job market after I passed out was really good so I landed full time in a short span of time.

The process is similar to any other job search except that you specifically look for internship opportunities. The compulsion of the university is that the internship should be of either 4 or 8 months and it should be paid. I landed an internship at Tazwiz Inc which paid 14 CAD per hour. But the average internship pay can be 14 to 30 CAD per hour depending on your company.

I don't have much insight about this because right now I'm studying and due to covid everything is not steady.

I tried to get internship but due to corona it was difficult.

During the internship term, many big brands like Blackberry, SAP, GeoTab, CIBC, RBC and others visited. Job referral is done by university and yes university alumni will help you to refer.

My course Applied Computing at University of Windsor is one of the famous and most challenging course available for Masters. Applied computing is non-thesis course which has some benefits if you don't want to pursue any thesis related course as most of the university offers master with thesis only. University offers internship program in the last semester of the course which is beneficial to get good exposure to Canadian work culture

Due to co-op opportunities, most of the students get placed in good companies. The department helped us a lot in getting co-op programs by reviewing our resumes and cover letters. A co-op program gives you an opportunity to gain work experience and network with professionals.

I got a co-op at Toronto Hydro as a Networking Engineer. I was paid $20 an hour for 35 hours a week. They converted it into a full-time job recently.

We don't have a placement shell in university maybe they have to manage that shell because that is easy for a student to find a job I know it is difficult to find a job. We have to apply to our selves staff. We got good knowledge from them we are really lucky

I work offline. I am working in taco bell as a customer service representative. I love customer service experience I also applied for the on-campus job but didn't get one I don't know why. that's why I applied on campus.

They're okay. I wish we had more variety and I wish we had the opportunity to choose our clinical placement location (ie. nursing unit). I think that providing students with more placement varieties would be beneficial to their education.

I choose this institution because of its proximity to home, and because this institution offers undergraduate nursing students clinical placement in their first year - which I felt was a valuable learning opportunity that I wanted to have in my education.

There is an internship opportunity at my school I took one and it was a very good experience. I learned a lot I'll be able to apply into my daily life and it will look good on a resume. I was able to count it as a credit which is very useful.

This college was close to my house and it made no sense to do what was economically feasible. I had been accepted to other schools but it makes sense to say with my parents and not have too many extra charges.