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Indian students can choose to study in Canada after 12th across the universities or colleges offering education in English. Post graduate courses in Canada are more popular among international students as majority of these courses are offered in English. Some of the factors influencing the increase in international students pursuing higher education in Canada are discussed below:
With burgeoning middle-class income aspirants in the developing countries, reduced costs of education and living expenses have played a vital role in the rising demand for studying in Canada. Canadian universities are expected to see a large part of incoming foreign students in the future due to the uncertainties surrounding visa approval in the US.Despite all the pros of studying in Canada, adjusting to extreme cold weather can be a little difficult for international students.
Education in Canada is cheaper and recognized globally. The flexibility and variety of programs offered by the education system in Canada is the foremost reason why the number of international students studying in Canada has grown by nearly 400% since the last decade. The education system of Canada is divided into three levels:
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The Hierarchy: After completing their elementary and secondary education for up to the age of 16-18, students move on to their Post-secondary Education. Listed are the post-secondary programs and their duration in the Canadian higher education system.
When should you apply for the Canada study permit?
Planning is the most important part when deciding to study abroad in Canada. Students aspiring to study in Canada are advised to apply for their study permit 4 to 6 months prior to the beginning of their classes.
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What are the documents required to apply for the student permit?
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Application for Canada Student Permit can be made online and offline via:
You can restore your status as a student if you are planning to extend your stay in Canada by renewing the study permit for 350 CAD (Restoring status – 200 CAD & new study permit – 150 CAD)
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After the visa application process, students are called for an interview. This process is a bit strenuous and requires a lot of preparation. Students are advised to go through a student guide for tips to crack visa interviews.
If you are accepted at a Quebec based institution, produce the following documents additionally:
Canada study permit takes 6 weeks’ time for processing. However, with the introduction of the SDS Program, students from China, India, Vietnam, and the Philippines can get their visas within 45 days.
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Migrating to Canada becomes easy after obtaining a degree from a Canadian university. The Canadian government has many programs dedicated to the transition of an international student into a permanent resident.
For recent graduates, Post-Graduate Work Permit (PGWP) is open to gain some working experience within the Canadian industry.
Some of the other offers for international students include:
Options include the Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships and university-specific funding for international students.
Jobs in Canada are available for students of all levels, graduates, and professionals alike. Plenty of work-study in Canada options is available for international students. You can work either on-campus or off-campus, you can work as a co-op student or as an intern. You also have the option to stay and work in Canada after your graduation. You will need a work permit (PGWP) to work in Canada. Application for Post-graduation Work Permit costs $255 CAD.
Job opportunities for graduates in Canada from the high-demanding fields and their respective mid-career salaries are as follows:
The Canadian universities with the highest employability rate are:
