About the IPC
The Immigration Practitioner Centre (IPC) at Ashton College is dedicated to providing exceptional education to immigration professionals. For the past 16 years, we have been instrumental in keeping practitioners updated with the latest developments and changes in immigration law and policy. Our goal is to equip you with the necessary knowledge to navigate complex real-world situations and deliver the best possible service to your clients.
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Advanced Certifications
Staying current with the latest developments in the field is essential for your career as a licensed immigration law practitioner. The IPC at Ashton College offers a range of advanced immigration courses specifically tailored for professionals already engaged in immigration law. By participating in the programs, practitioners can enhance their careers through advanced certifications and continuing professional development (CPD) events, accruing valuable CPD hours.
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Career Advancement
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The Immigration Practitioner Centre is your resource for achieving career advancement in the field of immigration law. By engaging with the IPC, practitioners can stay abreast of the latest changes in immigration law and policy. The courses and seminars are designed to help you provide the highest level of service to your clients and ensure that you remain at the forefront of the profession.
What do you get with us?
Expertise
The IPC at Ashton College boasts highly skilled industry experts who possess vast experience and a comprehensive understanding of the subject matter they teach. They integrate practical insights and real-world knowledge into their teaching methods, which enhances the learning experience by combining theory with application.
Flexibility
We are proud to provide accessible and convenient education for immigration professionals who are already working in the field. Our commitment is reflected in the flexible learning options, which include part-time and online courses that are instructor-led and interactive.
Network
The IPC provides a valuable opportunity to connect with other professionals in Canadian immigration law, allowing you to build a strong network within the field.
The Canadian immigration landscape is a dynamic and ever-changing one. New regulations, evolving case law, and shifting policy priorities demand that immigration practitioners stay at the forefront of their field.
Recognizing this critical need, Immigration Practitioner Centre (IPC) at Ashton College was established to empower licensed practitioners with the knowledge and tools necessary to excel.
Here's what drove our vision:
• Bridging the Knowledge Gap: The complexities of immigration law can be daunting. The IPC at Ashton College offers a comprehensive suite of advanced courses and CPD events, ensuring practitioners grasp the latest legal developments and best practices.
• Sharpening Skills and Strategies: The courses, led by industry-leading instructors, go beyond theory. They provide practical, real-world guidance that equips practitioners to confidently navigate complex scenarios and deliver exceptional service to their clients.
• Building a Community of Excellence: The IPC fosters a vibrant community of immigration practitioners. This collaboration and knowledge-sharing allows seasoned experts to mentor aspiring practitioners, ultimately raising the bar for the entire profession.

MEET THE DIRECTOR OF IPC
RON MCKAY
Ron McKay boasts a remarkable career in the field of immigration spanning back to 1986. His journey commenced as a locally engaged Overseas Immigration Officer and subsequently evolved as he assumed the role of an Immigration Consultant at the reputable Vancouver-based law firm, Clark Wilson LLP. Presently, Ron serves as an Immigration Consultant at both CANGO and GUANGSON Immigration Consulting Firms, further cementing his expertise in the field. Moreover, Ron has been the Director of Immigration Practitioner Programs at Ashton College for the last 8 years and now is the Director of the Immigration Practitioner Centre.