Canada’s evolving immigration policies and the steady flow of newcomers have created a strong need for trained administrative professionals who can support regulated immigration consultants (RCICs), lawyers, and agencies. Graduates can find opportunities in immigration firms, settlement organizations, legal offices, educational institutions, and government-funded community programs.
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The Immigration Assistant Course at Futures provides foundational training in Canadian immigration processes, document management, and client communication. Students learn how to assist immigration professionals in preparing applications, reviewing eligibility, maintaining client files, and providing administrative support throughout the immigration journey.
Course Length: 4 Modules | Total 158 Hours (39.5 hours per module)
Campus Hours: Fridays Saturdays – 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Mode of Learning: Online
Students: Domestic & International
Credential: Certificate NOC
Small Cohorts: 10–15 students per class for individual attention
Applied Learning: Real-world documentation, case review, and mock applications
Individual Guidance: Personalized mentorship and progress feedback
Students work on realistic, instructor-supervised case simulations that mirror everyday tasks in immigration offices. Exercises include preparing visitor, study and work permit applications, compiling PR/Express Entry files, drafting client correspondence, completing checklist audits, and responding to common IRCC requests. These hands-on activities build procedural confidence and reduce the onboarding time employers require.
Through roleplays and mock appointments, learners develop client intake, interview, and communication skills — including plain-language explanations, confidentiality best practices, and culturally sensitive service. These sessions build the interpersonal competencies employers expect from entry-level staff.
Students receive targeted employability coaching including resume and cover-letter writing tailored to immigration roles, interview preparation, portfolio development (including a capstone case file), and job search strategies. Graduates leave with both a demonstrable work portfolio and the practical skills to step directly into administrative roles in the immigration sector.
Age: Minimum 18 years
Education: Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent
Language Proficiency: CLB Level 6 or IELTS 5.5 (or equivalent)
Experience: Strong interest in immigration services, legal documentation, or administrative work. Previous experience in customer service, office administration, or community services is an asset.
Introduction to Canadian Immigration System
Temporary and Family Immigration Pathways
Permanent Residency & Citizenship Applications
Professional Practice & Case Management
Overview of Immigration Law, IRCC Structure, Immigration Categories, Legal Ethics, Client Confidentiality, Documentation Basics
Study & Work Permits, Visitor Visas, Family Sponsorship Applications, Document Preparation, File Tracking, Communication with Clients
Express Entry, Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP), Refugee and Humanitarian Programs, PR Documentation, Citizenship Procedures
Client Intake Process, Case Coordination, Record-Keeping Standards, Career Skills, RCIC Support, Capstone Immigration Project
Submit required academic and ID documentation
Pick your schedule from available class schedules.
Contact our Registrar at (905) 412‑3007 or email info@futurescollege.ca
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A: No, this course is designed for both beginners and professionals seeking to enter the immigration support field.
A: Yes, graduates can apply for entry-level administrative positions in immigration and legal offices.
A: Yes, the certificate from Futures Canadian College aligns with Canadian immigration support standards and industry expectations.
A: Yes, we offer multiple payment plans and financial support options through our Admissions team.
If you’re interested in financial support options, we encourage you to visit our Student Resources page for detailed information. You can also connect with our Admissions team, who will be happy to guide you through the available options and answer any questions.
Tuition: CAD $ 1995 (includes lab materials, certification prep, logbook)
Optional Extras:
Price with Discount/ Scholarship- 1495 CAD $ (Terms and Conditions Apply)
Eligible students may benefit from:
Enrollment Tip:Contact our Financial Office early—let us assist you with grants, loans, and sponsorships. Rates (or prices) may vary based on time and conditions.
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