Education in Canada is governed provincially, as a result of this the quality of education throughout Canada is consistently amazing. Canada offers some of the best universities in the world such as the University of Toronto and the University of British Columbia. Canada offers many different bachelor's and master's degrees and if you are looking for a shorter route to gain skills and become employable there are many different specialized and advanced diplomas available to study at Canadian colleges.

Some Canadian universities and colleges offer a unique opportunity to study a co-op course. This option provides work opportunities or internships in the field of study throughout the course.

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Students in higher education (post-secondary, not high school) can work part-time for 20 hours a week while on a study permit.

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Studying in Canada is very affordable when compared with other study abroad destinations. The Canadian dollar is a much more favorable currency than the USD and paired with the fact that you can work while you study, studying in Canada is very affordable. Most schools also offer scholarships or bursaries to qualified applicants.

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Year on year, Canada is consistently ranked as one of the safest countries on the planet. Canada also offers world-class healthcare, amazing infrastructure, clean air, and potable water.

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Canada has two official languages, English and French. If you are interested in communicating through French, Quebec is the province for you.

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Canada is the second-largest country in the world and has a population of 38 million people. As a result of this, people from different countries have been migrating to Canada for a long time. Cities such as Toronto and Vancouver have become a haven for international students and cities such as Halifax, Saskatoon and Calgary are seeing a steady influx of international students year on year. Throughout the year, international students will have the ability to experience festivals and celebrations from around the world, right here in Canada. Canada celebrates everything from Diwali to Hannukah and Ramadan to St. Patricks Day.

Those who complete their higher education in Canada and their course was longer than 2 years may be eligible for a 3-year post-graduate work permit. Upon completion of qualified work during the period of the PGWP, the student may now apply for permanent residency and eventually citizenship in Canada. If your course was less than 8 months you are not eligible for a PGWP  but if it was more than 8 months and less than 2 years, you may be granted a PGWP for the amount of time that your course was completed.

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