Study in Canada
First and foremost, the Canadian education system is one of the most well respected in the world. It was founded and continues to strive for excellence and quality, which is obvious in the employees it produces. Students that study in Canada are highly sought after individuals in the work place because Canadian education credentials are valued across the world.
Thousands of researchers and international students choose to study in Canada, every year. Study in Canada is an excellent option for students that are pursuing a respected education with an unmatched overall experience. Canada offers a unique environment, suitable for all areas of study, as well as a safe and beautiful atmosphere. BMC is able to bridge the gap between international students and employees and their applications to study or work abroad, making the process seamless.
Step 1: Choose your Course and School
Start by choosing an school and course, choosing an school is to ascertain its status as a Designated Learning School, Only DLIs can admit foreign students. Prospective students are welcome to apply for several different programs and school at a time.
Step 2: School Requirements
Applying to a Canadian education school requires an understanding of different requirements and the courses they offer. Depending on the school, specific documentation could be required. Always consult the school for specific admission requirements and contact the appropriate school office if you have any questions. In Canada, applications and admissions are handled by the school to which you are applying, requirements may vary between provinces, which is why this step must be performed in a careful and systematic manner.
Step 3: Submit Your Application
Most applications to school in Canada are done through an online application system, having the choice of applying to a dozen schools can be advantageous but you will have to consider the administration fee, which varies from CD100 to CD2,500.
Step 4: Wait to Be Admitted
Admission results are normally released after 2 weeks. If you are admitted, you will be advised to pay the tuition fees for the first semester. The school will send you an official letter of admission confirmation for visa purposes.
Step 5: Apply for a Study Permit
Now that you have an school ready to admit you, begin the visa application process as soon as possible. Because the process can take up to 20 days to 70 days and requires several important documents. Students from countries outside Canada will not be allowed to enter and stay in Canada if they are not in possession of the proper visa.
Step 6: Travel to Canada
If your visa approved, it is now time to start planning your travel to Canada, it’s time to begin your adventures. Your permit will have a start date, which is the date from which the permit comes into force. Keep in mind that you won’t be permitted to enter Canada before this date. Plan your travel accordingly.
Once you arrived in Canada
Most international students in Canada can work for up to 20 hours per week, and full-time during scheduled breaks. Working while studying can help you support yourself and earn experience in Canada, all while building the connections and experience that could make you stand out in your job hunt later on, and that may lead you for permanent residence application in the near future.
Studying and working in Canada with your family
Work while you study, help your spouse or common-law partner get a work permit while you study, work temporarily or stay permanently in Canada after you graduate as an international student.
Yes, you may be able to bring your spouse or common-law partner, and dependent children, with you to Canada. They may be eligible for a study or work permit, or a visitor visa.
What Happens After Your Studies are Completed?
The Post-Graduation Work Permit Program (PGWPP) allows students who have graduated from eligible Canadian Designated Learning schools (DLIs) to obtain an open work permit to gain valuable Canadian work experience. Skilled Canadian work experience in National Occupational Classification (NOC) skill type 0 or skill level A or B that is gained through the PGWPP helps graduates qualify for permanent residence in Canada through the Canadian experience class within Express Entry.
Why choose BMC to guide you through the process of Study in Canada
While the thought of study in Canada is exciting, the details can be overwhelming to work out. Figuring out the correct process can be strenuous, through years of experience we have discovered the most simple way for students to achieve their dreams of study in Canada. We have the process and the resources to make your venture successful.
Our Assistance
- Counselling and short listing of courses
- Assist you to receive confirmed admission or pre-admit letter from school
- Complete requirements to receive final Letter of Acceptance (LOA)
- Assist you for paying tuition fee before deadline.
- Complete GIC immigration account
- Submit online visa application
Don’t miss the opportunity to study in Canada. Allow BMC to guide you through the process so you can live your dream! Thousands have made the decision to study or train abroad, and you can too!