study in canada


Many people for not having enough points to immigrate directly as
permanent residents seek alternatives to becoming Canadian residents and
one of the options is to come through studies.

Find out how it works:
1- Choose a course of interest to you at a public college or university in
minimum 1 year (Diploma or Certificate)
2- Receive the letter of acceptance (LOA) from the institution
3- Study a course of at least 8 months full-time
4- Work 20 hours a week while studying
5- Earn the PGWP (Post Graduation Work Permit) for 1, 2 or 3 years
6- Gain Canadian work experience
7- Be eligible for Canadian Experience Class or provincial programs after completing 1 year of full-time work.
8- When accompanied by the spouse, he/she gets the full work permit and the children are entitled to study in the Canadian public system.


What is it like to study in Canada

With 21 of the top 500 universities in the world and 32 of the top 1000, Canada welcomes over 400,000 international students who are granted study visas to study in Canada each year. It offers the best programs of study in the world and is home to some of the world's leading research facilities and academic institutions.
Students interested in learning English as a second language or who wish to qualify for permanent residency in Canada under an appropriate Canadian immigration program can also learn about IELTS and TOEFL languages. Students interested in learning French as a second language or who are looking to apply for permanent residency in Canada under an appropriate Canadian immigration program can also learn about DELF language test scores and TEF. And there are many post-secondary programs (universities, colleges) suitable for you in science, engineering, business, and the arts.
You will soon be able to live and study in Canada in the best supportive academic environments.
While you study in Canada and after graduation, you can join the Canadian workforce with qualifications that are recognized and respected around the world. A recognized study in Canada's academic program can become your path to permanent residency in Canada.
This is what it means to study in Canada!