Stage-1: Study in Canada
- Finding a suitable program and then school in Canada
For international students, choosing a suitable program and school for their studies in Canada is crucial for their future job prospects and the Canadian PR application.
Canada is a vast country, the second-largest country in the world. Stretching 7,821 km from the Pacific to the Atlantic coasts Canada features 223 public and private universities, and 213 public colleges and institutes featuring more than 10,000 educational and training programs.
Our thorough assessment of students’ talents, qualities and personal interests combined with our deep understanding of the Canadian labour and job market, will help students choose suitable programs to ensure that they can not only enjoy their studies based on their strengths and interests but also have good career prospects in Canada upon completion of their studies.
We will also help students evaluate and make personal selections regarding where to live in Canada and which school to attend.
Many factors contribute to the selection of a program and a school and students will need to consider and weigh all factors and make their own final decisions.
- Applying for a school admission
Once international students make their final choice of study program and school in Canada, the next step is to gain admission.
Quite often, it can be difficult to get into a specific program because all study programs have a limited number of spots available and at some programs and schools there is strong competition among applicants.
Submitting incorrect documents and information to the school registrar’s office during the application process can result in a long delay or even a rejection of the student’s application.
Correctly navigating the admissions process can be a challenge for international students.
We are authorized by our Canadian school partners to apply for a school admission on behalf of our international students for their studies in Canada.
Based on our thorough understanding of Canadian schools’ application requirements and processes plus our partnership with Canadian schools, we can assist our international students to facilitate their admission application, submit correct documents, and get into the program and university/college of their choice successfully. Once it is completed, we will send the Letter of Acceptance (LOA) from the school to students via emails or express mail as needed. In addition, we will also help students to apply for the school’s scholarships whenever applicable.
- Applying for a visa and study permit for your study in Canada
Upon receiving your LOA (Letter of Acceptance) from a school, the next step is to apply for a student visa and study permit from the Canadian Embassy to come to Canada for your study. This can be one of the most difficult tasks for international students.
Quite often, a student visa or study permit application will be refused by the Canadian visa officers because the student did not fully understand the visa/study permit requirements or know how to prepare the correct documents required.
Our team has expertise in managing Canadian student visa and study permit applications. We can help international students prepare acceptable documents including a good study plan and help ensure applications fully meet the requirements, enabling students to obtain a visa and study permit.