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Why Study in Canada?
- Canada consistently ranks among the 10 best countries to live in the world in United Nations’ annual Human Development Report
- Canada is becoming the country of choice for students from all parts of the world. In 2017, Canada played host to more than 494,525 international students
- Canada is one of the most multicultural countries in the world
- Degrees and diplomas from Canadian institutions are among the most widely recognized and sought-after globally
- Cost of living and tuition fees for international students are among the lowest in the English-speaking countries with education standards among the highest anywhere
- Part-time work is allowed when you study in Canada
- Canada spends more per capita on education than any other country in the organization of economic cooperation and development(OECD.)
- The Canadian educational system encourages cross-disciplinary studies and the development of transferable skills (e.g., critical thinking, teamwork and communications)
- Canada is a country of incredible physical beauty. Safe, clean, cosmopolitan cities sit adjacent to spectacular mountains, oceans and great lakes. Almost 25% of the world’s fresh water is in Canada.
- Canada is a world leader in software development, telecommunications, aerospace engineering, automobile engineering, biotechnology, mining technology, and environmental industry. The animation schools of Canada created your favourite movies such as the lion king, Jurassic Park, the terminator, the Flintstones, Forrest Gump, etc.
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Education System in Canada
If you are planning to study in Canada, post-secondary education is offered by four types of educational institutions:
- Universities
- University Colleges
- Community Colleges/Technical Institutes
- Career Colleges
Universities
University Colleges
Community colleges and technical institutes
Technical/ Career College
Type of Certification:
Here are the options in degrees and courses, if you wish to study in Canada:
- Certificate is a qualification awarded upon successful completion of a programme which is usually one year in length, and is offered at colleges.
- Diploma is the qualification awarded on the basis of one or two year’s successful study, and is offered at colleges.
- Undergraduate/bachelor’s degrees are awarded by a university after four years of full-time study, and lead to graduate level studies.
- Graduate/post graduate degrees lead to advanced degrees, diplomas and certificates. A pre-requisite to participate in graduate studies is a bachelors/undergraduate degree (4 years).
- M.B.A. programs will typically require a minimum of two to three years of relevant work experience and a 4 year degree and are generally 2 years in duration, though a few institutes offer a fast track option. Although the requirement vary, 650+ in GMAT and 100+ in TOEFL are considered competitive scores for top universities in Canada.
- Pre-requisites to participating in a master’s programme is a four year bachelor’s degree with high academic standing equivalent to a minimum mid-B grade in Canada (mid 70’s); at least two academic letters of reference; and other qualifications as specified, i.e., TOEFL, GRE general and/or subject test. Master’s programs generally require two years to complete full time, and usually require a combination of course work and thesis.
- Doctorate or Ph.D. is a degree ranking above a master’s degree, and generally requires four to seven years to complete full time. A combination of course work, original research, and a thesis is required. Prerequisites are typically a master’s degree, although direct entry from a bachelor’s degree to a Ph.D. programme may be possible depending on the school and programme. Minimum high-B grade in Canada (high 70’s) is required; where relevant, demonstrated research competence equivalent to at least a B+ grade; at least two academic letters of reference; and other qualifications as specified, i.e., TOEFL, GRE general and or subject test.
- Post-doctoral programs are much more specialized, research oriented programs. One of the most important factors in granting post-doctorate fellowships is the personal network established between the interested applicant and the faculty member within the institution.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Usually, at the undergraduate level, little financial assistance/scholarship is available. However, at the graduate level, individual universities offer some scholarships based on students’ academic achievements.
International students can work only on the university/college campus. However, students may be allowed to work in Canada for up to one year, following completion of their graduate studies.
You may work for up to 20 hours per week within the campus when you study in Canada, but only if you attend a publicly-funded post-secondary institution. However, off-campus employment may be possible in the following cases:
- The intended employment is an essential and integral part of the course, such as a co-op placement (excluding accounting students, medical interns, or medical residents)
- The intended employment is related to an approved research or training program
You must inform officials at the port of entry that you are an international student; an immigration officer will then issue you a student pass. You must either leave Canada on or before the date of Visa expiry or have it extended by an immigration office in Canada.
The duration of an undergraduate program in Canada is 4 years and you need to have completed 12 years of education in order to apply.
In most Canadian universities/colleges/university-colleges, the academic year is divided into two semesters: Fall Semester (September to December) and Winter Semester (January to May). Many colleges also offer Summer Semester (beginning in May). Deadlines for the September session vary from mid-December to the end of April. Certain institutions may have a rolling admissions policy.
The duration of the undergraduate program in Canada is four years, and you have to complete 12 years of education to apply.
Visa officer decides if an interview is necessary. If so, the officer will contact you directly for time and place for an appointment.
You must inform officials at the port of entry that you are an international student picking up your country of origin to an immigration officer, who will issue your students pass. You must either leave Canada on or before the date set by the immigration officer or have it extended by an immigration office in Canada.
International students with a valid study permit may work on- or off-campus when you study in Canada, for up to 20 hours per week during regular academic sessions and full-time during scheduled breaks, such as the winter and summer holidays or spring break.
Off-campus employment may be possible if:
The intended employment is an essential & integral part of the courses such as a co-op placement (excluding accounting students, medical interns or medical residents). The intended employment is related to an approved research or training program. It should be printed on the study permit that you are authorized to work off-campus.
The following international students are not eligible to work off-campus:
- Students enrolled in an English as a Second Language or French as a Second Language program
- Students taking a general interest course or program
- Visiting or exchange students at a designated learning institution
After completing their studies in an eligible program at an eligible Canadian post-secondary institution, international graduates can apply for a Post-Graduation Work Permit, which allows them to work in Canada. In its effort to retain international students, Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) operate a Post-Graduate Work Permit Program. Under this program, international graduates may obtain a three-year open work permit, allowing them to work for any Canadian employer in any industry. They are not required to have a Canadian job offer at the time of application.
Yes, your Student Permit expires while you are out of Canada, you may not be allowed to return. All documents should be valid.
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