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Canadian Education and Studying in Canada


Education in Canada falls under the responsibility of the provincial government, and therefor the educational systems between provinces can be slightly different. In British Columbia, the Ministry of Advanced Education regulates and scrutinizes the programs offered by British Columbian institutions, ensuring that all programs at all levels are suitably developed.

What can a Canadian education do for you?

● Access to a universally recognized education system – Canadian universities offer a diverse range of programs for students to pursue. You’ll also have access to a wide range of services available to international students.

● Earn a diploma or certificate while working towards a degree – You begin earning diplomas, associate degrees, and certificates after the first two years spent in a four-year undergraduate degree (and certain two-year long diploma programs).

● Cooperative Education programs – You’ll be able to access several institutions Coop Placement Programs; for up to four semesters through a four-year undergraduate and some two year diploma’s, you can earn academic credits in a paid work placement.

● Start your career on the right foot – Canadian universities offer many tools for career and skill building. Sit down with a career counsellor, or visit a career center, and access vital tools such as interview prep, and resume building.