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Canada

Canada

Study in a country that has tripled its international student population over the past decade, thanks to its globally recognized universities offering a world class education, highly practical programs with hands-on learning and some of the most affordable tuition fees among English-speaking countries. Enjoy top quality life in the ‘most liveable cities’ of Vancouver and Toronto and advance your career in one of the very resource rich, industrialized and stable economies.

Here are the top reasons why Canada is the best place for you to study:

Canadian universities are listed in reputable worldwide rankings, and 11 are among the world’s top 250. Canada’s top-ranked universities are known for their high-quality teaching, research, and academic excellence.
Many international students choose Canada to study because the country’s higher education system provides excellent academic programmes with a strong focus on hands-on learning, practical experience, and research opportunities.
The country has some of the lowest tuition costs among English-speaking nations. Sure, it will cost you more to study in one of the big student hubs, but you will find highly affordable programmes in some other regions.
Canadian universities excel in various academic disciplines, including technology and engineering, natural sciences, business and economics, social sciences, and humanities.

Student visa process under SDS:

have an acceptance letter from a post-secondary designated learning institution
live outside of Canada when you apply
have proof you have paid your tuition for your first year of study
have a Guaranteed Investment Certificate (GIC) of CAN$10,000
have an attestation of issuance of your Quebec Acceptance Certificate (CAQ) from the ministère de l’Immigration, de la Francisation et de l’Intégration
- This is only if you’re planning to study in Quebec.
get a medical exam before you apply (if you need one)
get a police certificate before you apply (if you need one)
have your most recent secondary or post-secondary school transcript(s)
have the minimum score required for one of the qualifying language tests