Since 2004, Canada has been constantly selected and ranked among the top 10 countries in the United Nations Quality of Life Index.
English and French are Canada’s two official languages. 57.8% of the population in Canada speaks English while 22.1% of people speak French.
Other common languages are Chinese, German, Italian, Spanish and Punjabi.
Canada’s largest cities including Montreal, Toronto, Ottawa, Vancouver and Calgary.
The average summer and winter climatic conditions vary according to different locations in Canada.
TOP REASONS TO STUDY IN CANADA
- Reasonable tuition fees: Highest living standards and education in the world with a lower cost of living and tuition fees for international students as compared to many other countries.
- Multicultural, healthy and safe Community: same and equal human rights and a stable and peaceful environment can be enjoyed with the presence of almost all the ethnic groups, it’s easy to find Traditional foods and specific cultures’s activities.
- Modern and Exciting Campus Lifestyle: access to the updated technology and countless modern facilities, Olympic quality sports facilities, art galleries, and public concert hall, post-secondary campuses offer various opportunities for learning and leisure.
- Possibility of Immigration: international students with Canadian education and work experience can apply for Canadian citizenship without leaving Canada.
- World-Class Language Education: Canada is a country with French and English as a first and second language of a Canadian education, fluency in both of the languages can be acquired.
STUDY IN CANADA:
The combination of Canada’s natural surroundings and it’s highly reputed education system are just some of the few things that attract the masses of international travelers to Canada. Foreign students choose to study in Canada for the following reasons:
QUALITY:
Canadian degrees and qualifications are reputed all around the globe. An independent US Gourman report in 1998, scored 18 Canadian electrical engineering programs in the top 40 of such programs in North America. Canada is among the few selected countries whose students scored top in reading, mathematics and science in the OECD’s Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) study.
VARIETY:
Students coming to Canada have over a total of 90 universities granting a degree, 175 community colleges, numerous private language schools and many corporate facilities to choose from. The Canadian education system involves strong student support services, small classes, and active campus activities.
COST:
Canada is the only country in the world spending most of its per capita income on education. As a result, Canada offers lower tuition fees compared to the student’s own countries. The cost of education in Canada is comparatively low as compared to the US, UK, and Australia.
MULTI-CULTURAL & WELCOMING SOCIETY:
Canadians comprise of many different cultures, religions, and races from around the world. Students coming to study in Canada will experience a secure, multi-cultural environment in cities and towns with people who are open and friendly and interested in learning about new cultures and values.
STANDARD OF LIVING:
The reasons listed included: higher education enrollment levels, high-quality, low cost education; universal healthcare system; an uncompromising respect and equality for fundamental rights and human dignity; clean and safe cities; and cosmopolitan, global Traditional cities with many competitive conveniences.
ADDITIONAL FACTS ABOUT CANADA:
- Canada is the second-largest country in the world as well as a land of great beauty. With its Atlantic and Pacific coasts, vast forests, mountain ranges, lakes, and vast prairie, Canada is rich in its natural resources and minerals.
- Canada is one of the world’s wealthiest nations with a high per-capita income.
- Canada is a land of opportunities: a dynamic environment where immigration is the foundation for economic growth and which brings people all over from world and they also bring their customs, traditions, rituals, and culture which makes Canada world’s best multicultural country to live in.
- With a population of 32 million, Canada is the second-largest country in the world.
- Canada is at number 7 among the most popular travel destinations in the world.
- There are 3.8 million Canadians who spoke two different languages at home like Punjabi, Chinese and Italian other than English and French.
- All Canadians have free access to healthcare. Most of the people over 65 and social aid recipients receive the majority of the prescription drugs free. Canada has also a wide range of social security network including old-age pension, family allowances, unemployment insurance and welfare.
- Canadians are recognized internationally for better health efforts to promote health and generally considers them as healthy people.
- As compared to other countries, Canadians live longer and suffer chronic illness less. Canada has been ranked first in the United States of America human index
INTAKE:
University / Community Colleges: September/ January (January is an on demand intake for popular courses)
Private College: Jan / April / May / Sept
ELIGIBILITY FOR A CANADIAN STUDY PERMIT:
- Letter of acceptance by the school, college, institute or any other Canadian organization.
- 1st year tuition fee payment receipt (SDS Specific)
- GIC Certificate
- Proof in the form of bank statements, financial report or certificate showing that you have enough money there to live and acquire education. (For Non-SDS applications)
- Return transportation mode proof to the home country.
- Free from any criminal activity or bad records.
- Good health condition
- Proof of returning to your own country after the completion of the education
WORK WHILE STUDY IN CAMPUS OR OFF-CAMPUS:
Valuable work experience can be gained while fulfilling the allowance needs with a part-time student job. As an international student one can work inside or outside the campus without a work permit while completing your education if registered as:
- As a full-time student at the public post-secondary institution or private post-secondary institution under the same rules and regulations of public institutions and receives at least 50% of its finance from the government.
- Applied and received work permits.
- Students are allowed to work for 20 hours per week during the regular academic schedule and full time during academic breaks.
WORK AFTER THE COMPLETION OF STUDIES:
Available options after the completion of studies in Canada are:
- Return to home country with a globally recognized degree or diploma or invaluable work experience.
- Gain additional work experience after completion of education and permanently migrate here.
SOME OF THE UNIVERSITIES WE CAN GET YOU ADMISSION INTO – CANADA:
Algonquin College
Brock University – Goodman School of Business
Concordia University College of Alberta
Conestoga
Cape Breton University
Capilano University
Devry University
Douglas College
Durham College
Fairleigh Dickinson University
Fanshawe College of Applied Arts and Technology
Georgian College
Grant MacEwan University Edmonton, Alberta
Humber college
International College Manitoba leading to Uni. Of Manitoba
Lambton College
Lake Land College
Navitas group
New York Institute of Technology-Vancouver
Niagara College
Northern Lights College
Omni College
Okangan College
Red river community college
Royal Roads University
Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology (SIAST)
Selkirk College
Sheridan College
St Clair College
St Lawrence College
Thompson Rivers University
The College of the Rockies
Trent University
University of Alberta
University of Manitoba
Vancouver Community College
