Want to study in Canada?

Canada is among the few countries that offer a wide variety of options to students looking to do studies either after 12th or after Graduation in different streams. So that depends on which course we apply. Students can go for Masters or for the Diploma and Post Graduate Diploma Courses.

The best universities in Canada not only offer great education but also top-notch facilities for the overall growth of the students. You will study with the best students in the world and get access to a multi-cultural environment where students from across the world are invited and accepted.

The education system in Canada is divided into different parts: Certificate level (generally for a year or lesser) Diploma level, for one or two years Advanced Diploma, generally two or three-year programs Bachelor degrees, awarded after four years of full-time study Post-graduate Diplomas/Certificates, for one or two years of study Master’s degrees, available after a bachelor degree to excel in a certain subject, for one to two years Doctorate or Ph.D., Generally four to Seven Years Some years ago the Canadian government launched a highly successful program called SPP especially for Indian students which was designed for Indian students with low fees and easy access to a Canadian visa.

On the 1st of February 2018, Canada Launched another program called SDS for the students who are willing to study abroad. The Study Direct Stream (SDS) Program is a program that will speed up the processing for the full-time studies attending universities and colleges in Canada for Filipinos. The SDS Program is supported by the Scotia Bank, a leading Canadian financial institution.

The English Language requirement to study in Canada is based on the courses and institute you chose, still, the minimum requirement of IELTS is 6 bands in each module for students to get admission letters and visa approvals. The Best thing about Canada Student Visa is that the student is getting the full-time work permit after completing their education, which is known as PSW (Post Study Work Visa). Upon the completion of 2 years of work visa, most students get eligible to apply for State (Province) PR.

Tuition Fees Tuition fees for Canadian institutions vary from course to course and institution to institution. On average, a student needs to pay a minimum of C$12,000 (Approximately) to as high as C$40,000 (~US$34,000) per year.

Other than tuition fees, an international student would need to pay institution administration fees of around C$100, international student application fees from around C$250, compulsory fees for student services of C$500-1,000 and processing fees for a study permit (currently C$150 with a biometric processing fee of C$85).

Accommodation Rent costs will vary greatly depending on where you study, and if you live on or off campus. If you choose to live off campus you will likely pay around $600 a month to rent a room and at least $1,800 a month to rent an apartment. (Approximately)

• Passport
• Passport-size photographs
• Unconditional letter of acceptance
• Fees receipt (recommended)
• Scholarship letter (if applicable)
• Any relevant correspondence with the institution
• Financial documents
• Academic documents
• Test scores
• Work experience certificates (if applicable)
• Medical report (if already undertaken)