Steps to study in Canada
Step 1: Locate a top college in Canada
To locate the colleges or programmes that are the best fit for you, start by thinking about the provinces and territories of Canada where you would like to live and program you want to pursue. Each province and each school in Canada sets their own admission requirements. For more information about programs and admission requirements, contact the school directly.
An institution that accepts international students is known as a Designated Learning Institution (DLI). You will require a letter of acceptance from a DLI in order to receive a study permit for Canada. It's crucial to pick the correct school and programme if you intend to stay in Canada after finishing your studies and apply for a Post-Graduation Work Permit, as only some DLIs will qualify you for one.
Step 2 : Create a budget and determine how you will pay for your studies.
Canada offers economical options for students. College and university tuition costs are often less than those in Australia, the United Kingdom, and the United States.
Your prices will vary depending on where you decide to study. In addition to tuition fees other factors such as food, lodging, transportation, health coverage etc. should also be considered. There are ways by which you can support the cost of your study, including: scholarships, fellowships, and parental and/or family support.
Step 3: Submit an application to a school
Make sure to include the relevant documentation and precise information when applying to the school of your choice. You'll learn what paperwork you need and what to do next from your school. Remember that each university will have a different application fee. Don't forget to apply much in advance. Your credentials and qualifications may be verified by your institution or a designated third party. Documents like your may be requested from you are transcripts of grades and academic qualifications
Step 4 : Apply to study in Canada
You must ascertain the following after receiving your acceptance letter from your school:
If you require a study permission from Citizenship, Immigration, and Refugees Canada (IRCC)
How to prepare your paperwork and submit an online application to the IRCC if you can obtain your study visa more quickly through the Student Direct Stream
