Why study in Canada?

There are many benefits to studying in Canada, and some of these benefits are as follows:

Studying in Canada allows you to work a maximum of 20 hours a week outside your campus

As a student, your spouses or joint–law partners are allowed to acquire an open work permit throughout the study permit.

After graduating from a Canadian school, you can apply for a work permit via the post-graduation work permit program. Through this program, your work permit can be given and allowed through the length of the study program or a maximum of three years.

Studying in Canada gives you the liberty to apply for permanent residency through Ontario’s PNP class once you finish your master’s degree from an Ontario-funded university.

Studying in Canada gives you the liberty to apply for permanent residence through express entry (skilled worker class or Canadian experience class) in Canada, as long as you have a one-year work experience under NOC code O, A or B of the national occupation classification.

How much does it cost?

The good thing about studying in Canada is that schooling here is affordable. The tuition fees in most Canadian universities are pretty lower than that of various schools in places such as Australia, the U.S and the U.K. For example, there was a discovered that the average tuition for the academic year 2018/2019 for undergraduate international students in Canada was $27,159; however, in the same year, the American university spent average tuition of USD 45,950.
In finding out how much it will cost to study at a Canadian university, you must consider the cost of living an essential factor—although the cost of living in Canada is quite affordable, especially compared to many other international universities.

Why study in Canada?

Generally, we can place the average cost of living alongside tuition at USD 29,947. Living in Canada as a student comes with various options, such as living in university residences, to apartment rentals; as a student, you are also allowed to pick any living style that best suits you. For example, the cost of housing at the University of Toronto for students is between $1,080 to CAD 2,982.

Food and transportation are other factors to consider in deciding how much it will cost to study. Like housing, the cost of food and transportation is different and depends on the province in which you live. For example, if you live in Toronto, local transportation often costs $122.45 monthly, the primary lunchtime menu costs $17.00, and grocery shopping can cost $200 to CAD 400 monthly. These should be important things to consider when estimating how much studying in Canada will cost. However, one thing is sure, and that is that all of these joint, together, are pretty affordable compared to other top international schools in the world.

There are, however, many scholarship opportunities for students from outside the country who want to study in Canada. These opportunities are pretty dependent on your field of study or research and your country of origin.

What is the process?

Are you studying in Canada? You need to know a few things about the process and how to be prepared for it. The process, first, requires that you must be eligible to apply to study in Canada. What does it mean to be eligible? It means:

You must first be sure that you have been accepted by a school, College, University or any other educational institution in Canada.

You must show that you have enough money to fund your tuition fees, living expenses, family members or partner who may come with you to Canada(if applicable), and return transportation for yourself and your family.

You have to show beyond doubt that you are a law-abiding citizen with no criminal records and that you are not at risk to the security of Canada; this may include providing a police certificate.

You must be healthy and comply with completing a medical examination if needed.

As a visitor living within Canada, you can also state your interest in applying for a study permit to an institution within Canada. Since the 1st of June 2014, a decree has allowed individuals from foreign nations to use for and get study permits while in Canada. This includes the following people:

Minor children studying at the primary or secondary level

Students who are through with their short-term course of study, which is required for entering a designated institution

Exchange or visiting students

What are the levels of education in Canada?

Canada and the Canadian government are reputable for providing quality and accessible education for international students at all levels. It is, however, essential to decide which program is right for you and that you know the levels of study in Canada. An educational program that comes after the twelfth grade in Canada is known as post-secondary education. The levels of education that come after the twelfth grade include:

Bachelor’s degree

this is an undergraduate degree in art or sciences. This can take three to five years to be completed, depending on your program.

Master’s degree

this can be either a Master of Arts or Master of Science and can take about two years to complete.

PhD

this is taking a post-graduate degree that you can complete in 3 to 6 years.

These are considered post-secondary education and can be taken right after secondary education.

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FAQs

Undoubtedly, the number of international students coming into Canada to study increases yearly. Most of them stay in Canada after finishing their years of study. As the year increase, the number of students also increases, especially students from places such as Frances, Nigeria, China, South Korea, Japan, the united states, brazil, Iran, India and Vietnam etc. the government of the country has also made a budget of $147.9 million available towards this for the next five years. By working with us through our international student program, you can also increase your chance of getting into Canada to study.

The Canadian international student program is a program that has been designed to help guide you through the process. With our help, you can get your study permit and permanent residency. It is in our culture to pair our student program client with an educational counsellor who will guide you in making all the decisions you need to make concerning your Canadian higher education and immigration to Canada. Some of the steps you need to take during the application include;

  • Choose A Program: Your choice of program is one of the most important things to do when seeking a study permit application. You must have an education history and work experience in that field and program you intend to apply for; doing this will give you the best chance of getting a favourable response.
  • Please Apply To The School: After deciding on the program you intend to attend, you should apply to the school with our guidance on how to use it. You will need a letter of acceptance from a Canadian designated learning institution (DLI) before applying for a study permit.
  • Apply For A Study Permit: As long as you have your acceptance letter, you are ready to apply for your study permit. We will give you all the information you need to apply and submit your application to Canadian immigration.

When applying for a study permit in Canada, some documents are pretty necessary for this. Below is a list of documents needed for this process;

  • Acceptance Letter: A letter will be sent to you by your school. This letter will confirm your acceptance into your school of study for your program of choice.
  • Proof Of Financial Support: You must show evidence that you have the money required to go through the program and support yourself and your family (if applicable). You also have to offer that you can cover your tuition fee, alongside your cost of living, for your first year in Canada.
  • Identity Documents: You will be required to present your birth, marriage, and passport.

The Canadian study permit is a document that permits you to study at a school in Canada. Upon acceptance from a Designated Learning Institution (DLI), you can apply for a Canadian study permit.