Whether to study languages (English or French), technical or university courses, Canada is one of the countries that receive the most foreigners. In 2015 alone, the nation accepted more than 365,000 international students for long-term studies.

In Higher Education Institutions in Canada, approximately 10% of students are international students.

1. TITLES RECOGNIZED WORLDWIDE

The claims of Canadian universities will open the doors of a brilliant professional career. This will introduce you and open doors to an excellent professional future and ensure that you will receive a high-quality educational experience. A diploma, degree or certification from a Canadian university or college is highly respected around the world and is often recognized as equivalent to programs in the United States and countries in the Commonwealth.

2. EDUCATION AT A REASONABLE PRICE

The cost of living and Canada study overseas for international students is lower in Canada than in other countries. Tuition fees for international students are inferior in Canada compared to many other countries, such as the United States, Australia, and the United Kingdom. For these reasons, students who receive a high school education, language courses and post-secondary courses at the institute or university level prefer the project to study in Canada.    3.AN EXCITING LIFE IN THE CAMPUS

The academic lifestyle is an important consideration for many international students. The campuses of Canadian universities have the latest technology with wireless internet zones, Olympic-caliber sports facilities, concert halls, newspapers, cafeterias, restaurants and on-campus businesses that allow for a complete experience, including interactive learning experiences online.

4. I CAN WORK WHILE STUDY

• Working on Campus

An international scholar does not require a work authorization to work on campus at a post-secondary education institution in Canada. However, the student must have a study permit and is doing a study in Canada for full time in one of the following:

• A public post-secondary institution; or
• A private post-secondary institution that runs under the same rules and regulations as a public institution and receives half of its total budget from official grant operations; or
• A private institution authorized by provincial statute to confer degrees.
• Work outside the Campus

An international student requires a work permit to work off campus. To be eligible for an off-campus work permit, students must study full-time at an educational institution funded by public funds or a qualified private institution.

Students who hold off-campus work permits can work up to 20 hours per week during the academic season. During breaks such as winter and summer and spring vacations, they are allowed to work full time. International students cannot start working off campus until they have received their work permits, and must maintain student status.

5. POST-STUDY PLANS

“Can I stay in the country to work once I graduate?” Some recent graduates want to change their lives instead of going home completely. In Canada, international students who hold a degree from a university or college can work for up to 3 years after receiving their qualification. There is also freedom for international students to work while they study.

90% of graduates of Canadian institutions find employment within six months after receiving the degree. The improvement of one’s job prospects is one of the primary motivations behind the decision of the majority to study abroad.