Study in Canada
Overview
Why Choose to Study in Canada?
- It provides a diverse set of degrees in various disciplines ranging from diplomas to doctorates.
- The educational system here is based on cross-disciplinary studies, combined with teaching transferable skills and great facilities.
Language and Culture
Canadians are welcoming
Develop professional and personal skills
Official languages
Education System
Once you decide to relocate to a new country there are many avenues that need to be explored before taking the big leap, one of which is whether the cost of living is affordable or not. The average cost of living in Canada varies by city, province, region, lifestyle and family.
Foreigners can first obtain a temporary work permit and then enter Canada and apply for permanent residence in
Canada. Permanent residency in Canada opens your door to the same rights as Canadian citizens – healthcare and social benefits, work opportunities, and protection under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Students studying in Canada are more likely stay back in Canada and look for ways to settle in this land which is filled with opportunities.
Most students typically live on campus in the first year. Usually, they share the dormitory with other roommates, and share facilities such as the kitchen, social space, and laundry room with other students. After the first year of college, students usually rent a house or apartment with their peers to share the cost. You can also live with a Canadian host family. These are all valuable experiences that one can encounter during the course of their life.
Canada has a limited number of scholarships for international students compared to the US, UK and Australia. The reason is that the university fees are very low. However, many scholarships are available for highly successful students.
If you’re worried about the costs of living in Canada, luckily international students in Canada are eligible to consider working part-time to support yourself. You can work up to 20 hours per week during the academic session and full-time (i.e. 40 hours per week) during scheduled breaks without the need to apply for a separate work permit. Make sure that you aren’t working for any longer as this is a breach of your study permit which could cost you your student status.
Student status
APPLICATION
If not, your university will send you an official letter of acceptance, visa confirmation, and other useful information about studying in Canada. As soon as you enroll in a Canadian university, start the visa application process. Study permits are generally valid for the duration of the study plus an additional 90 days, allowing participants to extend their license or prepare for departure from Canada. After you have been admitted to a university and have received the necessary visa documents, it’s time to explore new avenues in Canada!
REQUIREMENTS
Canada’s diversity, prestigious education system and lifestyle make it attractive to talented people from all over the world. Start by choosing the best course. Almost all courses in Canada are taught in English. Whether you are a graduate student or a doctoral student, you can pursue degrees in a variety of fields. It is usually a basic document with a cover letter, recommendation letter, and a series of previous work if applicable, for all universities.
Colleges also require proof of completion of previous education. Some universities may require different qualifications. Always check the university website for specific admission requirements and contact the university office if you have any questions.
ENGLISH
The IELTS (International English Language Testing System) is a globally recognized test designed to assess the communication skills of non-English speaking people. If you plan to study in Canada soon, the minimum score for the IELTS test should be 6.0 (total score). However,
it also depends on the program you select. The IELTS test is also an important criterion for obtaining a Canadian student
visa.
Admission & English Requirements
