STUDY IN CANADA

Canada consistently ranks as one of the best countries in the world—and is currently the #1 best country for quality of life. Study in Canada, and you’ll receive an internationally recognized education from some of the top educators and academics in the world.

Are you coming to Canada with your teenager or thinking about sending them to Canada for a high school exchange program? Both offer opportunities for your teenager to grow in a safe and supportive environment while gaining a world-class education.

Canada has approximately 15,500 schools, and north of 200,000 international students from around the world, choose one of these schools to get their education.
The basic structures of Canadian education is generally 3 tiered — elementary, second-ary, and postsecondary.

Once you’ve decided to study in Canada, the next step is choosing where to apply. There are many great schools in Canada, and narrowing down your options can be daunting. There are a number of factors to take into consideration. While no rules exist for choosing a college or university in Canada, these tips can help make the process easier.

A study permit is a document issued by the Canadian Government that allows foreigners to study in Canada at designated learning institutions (DLIs).
If your study program in Canada is 6 months long or less, you do not need a study permit.

One of the best ways for international students to learn about Canadian culture and improve their English language skills is to stay with a host family. Homestay programs can help students gain more from their international studies. This is because through a homestay, students can gain a network of native English speakers to practice speaking with, as well as daily insight into Canadian culture, including its cuisine.