Study in Canada

Canada is an interesting and ambitious educational destination in recent times. According to QS Top Universities , 4 of the 100 best universities in the world are located in Canada. It also has a culture rich in diversity and its inhabitants have a very open and tolerant mentality where there is no racial, social or gender discrimination, considering that 8 out of 10 Canadians support immigration.

It is an excellent place to do adventure sports after your classes if snow is your fascination, in addition to having beautiful landscapes that will make you enjoy your stay and take advantage of it not only in your studies, but also in getting to know its tourist attractions, among which we have one of the best known, Niagara Falls.

In Canada, the way to communicate is not only through English, which, if you are visiting for a long time, you can perfect, but also through French, which you will have the option to learn and add another language to your cultural baggage.

What to study in Canada?

These are diplomas awarded by certified colleges and last approximately one year and are divided into 6 months of theory and 6 months of practice. During the months of theory development you will have 20 hours a week to work, then you will graduate and begin the remaining 6 months of practice where you will be able to work in the area you have studied. Once you are in this period you will be able to work full time.

University studies

University studies in Canada vary depending on the discipline you choose.
The studies corresponding to the first cycle or undergraduate degree culminate with the obtaining of a Bachelor's Degree, after 3 or 5 years of study.
In the second university cycle called “Graduate Studies”, master's degrees are awarded, which require one or two years of study, in addition to a degree thesis.

You can also access certificates for 01 year of studies “Honorous Degree”, which is a second cycle degree that refers to a more advanced level and is an essential requirement to complete a postgraduate degree.

What do I need to travel and study in Canada?

To travel and study in Canada you must meet these basic requirements:

• Have a passport that is valid for the entire duration of your planned stay.
• Have a letter of acceptance from a school accredited by the Canadian government
• Have your student visa,
• Certificate of higher education
• English level certificate (TOEFL, IELTS, FCE, CAE)
• Medical tests
• Proof of financial funds
• Motivation letter (where you demonstrate your interest in traveling to the country to carry out your studies)

Cost of living

Every time we think about emigrating to a new country, we ask ourselves the question: how much would it cost us to live in a foreign country? How much should we invest to achieve our goals?

Well, the cost of living in Canada depends on three important points: the city where you will live, the cost of the hour of work and how many hours you will work and how you will manage your finances.

•  Rent: $600 – $1000 CAD per month
• Hire a Homestay: A Homestay is living with a Canadian family which will cost you between 750 – 1000 Canadian dollars, which includes the expenses of the house and 03 meals a day.
• Telephone: 40 Canadian dollars per month
• Food: 250 – 300 Canadian dollars per month.
• Transportation: On public transportation you will spend approximately 100 – 170 Canadian dollars.

Without a doubt, Canada is a destination that you will love, where you can work, study and take a few days to relax. Due to its culture and idiosyncrasy, we are sure that you will make new friends, and as a group you will be able to do more activities that you like during your stay and who knows, maybe you will be encouraged to return.