Study In Canada

Different types of Educational Institutions in Canada:

There are various course options that are being offered by different institutions in Canada.

• University: Courses offered are undergraduate, post-graduate, diploma, doctorate, and professional degrees.
• University Colleges: Courses offered are diploma and transfer programs.
• Community Colleges: Courses offered include associate, undergraduate, and postgraduate diplomas.
• Career and Technical Colleges: The course offered is a Technical Education diploma.

Co-operative education: This is a unique educational system offered by the Canadian Government that combines classroom-based education with practical working experience for a more intricate learning experience. This is the best option for those who are willing to learn some new skills and enhance their learning spectrum without losing their jobs. As working experience is required in this program, the applicant must have a valid work permit to engulf its perks.

Academic year: Canada mostly encounters the most enrollment of students in September intake. That is why almost all universities and colleges offer September and January Intake. A student can also apply for admission in April/ May for the summer intake as well.

Canadian Student Visa

There is an opportunity for all students to come and study in Canada as offered by the Canadian government. But to grab this opportunity, the applicant must have a valid Study Permit and a Temporary Resident Visa (TRV). After that, the student will be eligible to study in Canada.

 Study Permit

This is an authorized document that is issued by the Citizen and Immigration (CIC) Authority of Canada allowing the applicant to study and pursue the desired course in Canada. The main requirement of this study permit is that the applicant must make timely progress and stay enrolled until the completion of their course.

But getting a study permit is not enough, the student must have a Temporary Resident Visa (TRV). This visa is required by the applicant to enter the country. So Study Permit is required for your studying purpose while TRV is required for entering Canada.

Requirements of Documents  for a study permit:

 Educational Institution Acceptance Letter.

• Valid Passport.
• Documents proving that the students have enough funds to cover their tuition fees, accommodation, and transportation.
• Police Clearance Certificate (PCC).
• Medical Certificate.

You may also be asked to provide proof that you can support yourself and your family in Canada. The documents required as a prof are:

• Documents from a Canadian bank account in which the money has been transferred.
• Bank Statement.
• A bank draft in the desired currency.
• Document proof of tuition fees and accommodation fees.
• Letter from the institution funding the studies.
• Proof of scholarship if you have got any.

Student Direct Stream:

There is a way to get your student permit faster in Canada. It is through the Student Direct Stream. If the applicant applies through this stream, they are entitled to gain a student permit much faster than the conventional stream. This stream just requires some additional documents to apply.

Requirement of English Language:

To get your Canadian visa, the Canadian Immigration Authority dictates that the applicants need to prove that they are proficient in English Language both in communication and correspondence skills. The most widely taken test to prove English Language proficiency is IELTS which is recognized by almost 10,000 organizations inclusive of educational institutes in over 140 countries.

Studying Cost in Canada:

Studying in a foreign country can be a bit more expensive. But thanks Canada’s Education System offers quality education with very nominal tuition fees than other countries. But before an applicant decides to study in Canada, they must look at the various expenses other than the tuition fee and plan their budget accordingly. Now let’s look at the expensive in a more detailed manner.