Education in Canada

Canada is renowned for its unparalleled beauty. Blessed with abundant natural resources, it is enveloped by the Atlantic and Pacific coasts, vast forests, majestic mountain ranges, and tranquil lakes. Offering a secure, peaceful, and multicultural environment, Canada embraces diversity with open arms. It stands as a youthful, dynamic land brimming with endless opportunities for growth and success.

Why choose Canada for education?

·         Top ranked universities for studying in reading, mathematics, and science.

·         Economical Fee Structure and Competitive Entry Requirements

·         Good resources for supporting students, small class sizes, and lively campus communities

·         For nine years in a row, the country has been ranked first in the UN survey.

·       Walk Safe programs provide round-the-clock campus security and assistance with public transportation.

·        After 15 to 18 months of education and meeting the eligibility requirements with a minimum of 67 points, PR and immigration facilities are available.

Trendy Courses in Canada

·         Business Studies and Finance

·         Hotel Management

·         Engineering

·         Art and Design

·         Health

·         Construction Management

·         Media Studies

·         Computer Science

Canada Education System

In Canada, the realm of education falls entirely under the authority of its provinces and territories, resulting in the absence of a centralized federal education system.

Conditions for Admission

Universities: 75% in Undergraduates and 10+2 years of education is required.
Colleges: 50% in Undergraduates and 10+2 years of education is required.

Language Requirement

IELTS band score required by universities varies from 6.0 to 6.5. Most Canadian universities accept IELTS as the test of English language proficiency.

Job Opportunities

Individuals are permitted to work a maximum of 20 hours per week. Exceeding this limit constitutes a breach of your study permit terms. Part-time job compensation typically averages around CAD 22 per hour, although students generally receive around CAD 10 per hour based on hourly rates. It's important to note that part-time rates can vary from one city to another.  

Stay back

For students enrolled in a one-year study program in Canada, they have the opportunity to stay or settle in the country for a duration of one year following the completion of their course. As a comparison, those who undertake a two-year program can remain or establish themselves in Canada for up to three years upon finishing their studies.