About Canada

Why Study in Canada

• Home to 27 of the top 100 universities in the world
• Ample research & development opportunities in fields of science & technology
• A range of good scholarship programmes
• Internationally accredited qualifications of universities
• Cultural diversity
• Safe & secure, one of the top 10 most peaceful countries in the world
• Allows part-time work permits while studying
• Post-study work & immigration opportunities

Canadian Education System

Canada’s study levels or educational stages vary from province to province.

Here’s a synopsis:

1. University: Students can apply for undergraduate degree, postgraduate certificate,
2. diploma and degree, professional degrees and doctorate in universities of Canada.
3. University colleges: Programs offered by university colleges include diploma and a university transfer programs.
4. Community colleges: Students can get certificate, diploma, associate degree, undergraduate degree and postgraduate diploma in community colleges.
5. Career and technical colleges: Certificate and diploma offered for technical education.

English Language Requirements:

• Diploma and Bachelors degree: IELTS 6.0 Bands with no band less than 5.5/ 6.0
• Graduate Diploma and Post Graduate Diploma: 6.0 Bands
• Masters degree: 6.5 Bands with no band less than 6.0

Cost of Studying in Canada:

• Average tuition fees – C$13,000 to C$42,000 per year
• Average fees Undergraduate Courses – C$29,714
• Average fees Postgraduate Courses – C$17,744
• Average living expenses – C$15,000
• Rent – C$1,000 per month
• Student visa charges – C$150
• Medical insurance – C$600-C$900 per year

Student Visa Requirements For Canada

• Acceptance letter from your education institution
• A valid passport/travel document
• Your visa application fee
• Financial records & proofs – Documents of Canadian Bank account, student loan documents, bank statements, bank drafts in convertible currency, proof of payment of tuition fees, scholarship document
• Police certificate to prove no criminal record
• Complete medical exam report
• Evidence of your English proficiency skills (such as IELTS test scores)
• Evidence of financial ability (tuition fees, living expenses, return airfare)
• Details of your health insurance policy
• Personal Interview with Canadian Embassy

Popular Courses in Canada

• Artificial Intelligence
• Data Analysis
• Computer Science
• Pharmacy
• Business
• Nursing and Midwifery
• Human Resources
• Management
• Architecture
• Dental Studies

Health and other support services

The Canadian Government in association with their universities offer many support services to international students, so that they can easily adapt to the new environment and also reach out to the concerned organizations for emergencies.

• Pre-Arrival Support Guide for insurances & accommodations
• Campus Support Services for part-time internships
• Student Associations for cultural activities
• Mental Health Support Associations
• International Student Stay Facility
• Legal Aid Clinics
• Support For Students With Disabilities
• Health Insurance Facilities

Post Study Work Rights

Getting a Post-Graduation Work Permit while studying in Canada (called PGWP) depends a lot on your course and its duration. A permit under the PGWP is usually issued for the length of the study program. The maximum length of the post-work permit is of three years. The course duration must be a minimum of eight months in length. The post-graduation work permit allows students to stay in Canada and gain work experience after completing their graduation.