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#education_agent play an important role in establishing a connection between #international_students and universities! They help universities to attract more suitable students and at the same time help students to make better choices about the field and the university based on their academic and research backgrounds! #education_agency usually have contracts with one or more universities and can negotiate directly with them for admission to universities, which increases the student's chances of being accepted.

Great opportunity to get FREE university/college #admission for those who want to study in Canada for a Diploma, Bachelor, or Master degree!

Cost of #study_in_canada includes tuition and living expenses. Tuition fees can vary greatly depending on the degree, field of study and university. The average annual for #canadian_college_tuition is $ 15,000 (up to 8,000 semesters) and there is not much difference between colleges. University fees can be more varied. Undergraduate courses usually cost more than Masters and Ph.D. degrees, and of course, compared to college, usually the University are more expensive. The average cost of a Bachelor's degree is between 20,000 and 25,000. Tuition fees are very varied in Master level. It could be from 5,000 a year to 52,000 a year! The cost of living is about $ 1,000 a month, and of course it can be very different depending on the city where you study (the cost of rent is very decisive).

Immigration is really a rebirth! And in my opinion, the path is much clearer when you start the migration pathway as a student! The main advantage of migration as a student is that the future is clear to you from the very beginning! From day one, you know what your plan is for the next two to three years! In addition, because you have a #canadian_degree, you are confident that you will find a job related to your field of study less than six months after graduation! If you co...nsult with people who immigrates to Canada, many people will probably tell you that you have to get a Canadian degree to find a good job, and so it is better to do it first! #study_in_canada is not just for people who loves research! You can go to #colleges_in_canada even if you want to act as a goldsmith, hairdresser and chef. As I said, for almost every job, you have to take a #course_in_Canada and this is a great opportunity to take the right decision from the beginning and take the best path. See more

Which city is more suitable for #studying_in_canada?! I think this question really depends on what background do you come from? What is important to you? Most importantly, what options do you have? If you have a good full fund from #Saskatchewan, it is best to start in that city first and not worry about Vancouver's mild, temperate climate right now, or if your siblings live in #Toronto, it is better to #apply there, even if the costs are in Compare more with #Montreal and #...Alberta! I suggest this path! If you want to apply for #Master or #PHD., try your chance everywhere in #Canada. Wherever you give better funding, it is the first option! If you planning to pay your tuition as a #self_fund student, I think, it is better to limit the options to Toronto and Vancouver. Because #canadian_college_tuition is almost the same everywhere, the job market is much better in Toronto, and Vancouver has a better climate! If you are looking for cheap and low tuition, universities and cities do not miss my future post, because I have great options for you! See more

As I promised to explain the advantages of college over university in this post. First, colleges are highly professional and facilitate faster entry into Canada's growing labor market. In addition, colleges are cheaper than universities. The average one-year college tuition is about $ 15,000, compared to over $ 20,000 for college. College classes are held with fewer students and more diversity, and this provides more opportunities for #international_students to adapt to the n...ew conditions. It is possible to transfer from college to university for higher education. College employment rates are very, very high, with over 85% of graduates finding work related to the program they are taking within six months of graduation. See more

I want to give a general overview of #colleges_in_Canada. The most important difference between a college and a university is that colleges are career-oriented. Rather than emphasizing on the principles and theories, they prepare you to start a career, which is probably why they have over 85% post-graduation employment statistics. You get a job with a college degree very soon, but you cannot expect a very high salary! There is a kind of career hierarchy in Canada, and this means that the number of jobs available for those who have a college diploma is more than the number of jobs for those who have a master's and doctoral degree!! In the next post, I will explain more about colleges.

What points should you pay attention to when choosing a program? 1- It must be full time! #canada_student_visa is not granted for part time, online, distance learning courses. 2- It should be over six months and even better be over two years to use the maximum time for #post_graduate #work_permit. 3. Be sure to choose a #canadian_college or #canadian_university that is approved by the IRCC for the PGWP. 4- There should be a logical relationship between that program and your educational and work background in home country.

As I said in the previous post, #Post_Graduate #Work_Permit is an ideal opportunity to find a job after graduation. After completing your studies at a #Canadian_university or #Canadian_college, you are allowed to work for up to three years, and this is a good opportunity to plan a long-term stay in Canada. Just be aware of a few points. First, this plan does not include every course! Secondly, not every college and university can give you this advantage! Therefore, be sure to be careful in choosing the program and university of study so that you do not miss this opportunity.

Post Graduate Work Permit! This plan is the most important option through which the Canadian government shouts: "I want to give permanent residency to international students! I count on you as a permanent workforce and I will help you stay and help strengthen my economy. I do not want to lose you!" The story is that simple. You are a valuable asset, and the government is trying to attract you to the "extremely hungry!" labor market of Canada Through this option.

There is many ways for students to achieve #canada_permanent_residency! The shortest way is Express Entry, which you can get your PR in less than six months! If you are young and excellent in English language, it is possible to get the minimum required score using additional points that you can get for a Canadian degree. Otherwise, do not worry at all if your score does not meet Express Entry requirements. This time, you can check the provincial immigration pathways or PNP! E...specially for those who are older (over 45 years old), I strongly recommend this way. Unfortunately, many students are not very familiar with this method and so I will post a separate post soon about the use of this method for international students. In PNP, you can apply for PR immediately after graduation. If you are not still qualifies, do not worry at all. Because you can find a suitable job using the opportunity of Post Graduate Work Permit and it is possible to apply for PR as a skill worker through PNP or as a Canadian Experience Class Through Express Entry! See more

Immigration is a win-win game! Immigrants are looking for a better place to live and the host country is looking for a young, educated and motivated people to develop its economy! Among all immigrants, I think those who come as a student are more successful! Because in any case, you need a #Canadian_degree to work in Canada, it is better to start the immigration journey as a student from the beginning! Use the opportunity of the postgraduate work permit, gain a Canadian work experience, and get your permanent residency when you are completely prepared!

The last factor that can make Canada an attractive destination for study is the #Canadian_work_permit during and after graduation, as well as the work permit for the student's spouse, which will eventually lead to permanent residency. This factor is very important because you will not have to worry about the cost of living in Canada. As a student, you are allowed to work 20 hours a week, which at $ 14 an hour (now the minimum wage is around $ 14 an hour) can earn you about $ ...1,100 a month, and so you can afford the cost of living, as a student in Canada using this amount. Another positive option for married students is the spouse open work permit, and this factor is very important because it can covers the cost of living for the family. It is so important for couples to decide which one is better to study and which one get a work permit, and you can even adjust your education program so that you can both study and take advantage of the work permit.

#education_agent play an important role in establishing a connection between #international_students and universities! They help universities to attract more suitable students and at the same time help students to make better choices about the field and the university based on their academic and research backgrounds! #education_agency usually have contracts with one or more universities and can negotiate directly with them for admission to universities, which increases the student's chances of being accepted.

Great opportunity to get FREE university/college #admission for those who want to study in Canada for a Diploma, Bachelor, or Master degree!

Cost of #study_in_canada includes tuition and living expenses. Tuition fees can vary greatly depending on the degree, field of study and university. The average annual for #canadian_college_tuition is $ 15,000 (up to 8,000 semesters) and there is not much difference between colleges. University fees can be more varied. Undergraduate courses usually cost more than Masters and Ph.D. degrees, and of course, compared to college, usually the University are more expensive. The average cost of a Bachelor's degree is between 20,000 and 25,000. Tuition fees are very varied in Master level. It could be from 5,000 a year to 52,000 a year! The cost of living is about $ 1,000 a month, and of course it can be very different depending on the city where you study (the cost of rent is very decisive).

Immigration is really a rebirth! And in my opinion, the path is much clearer when you start the migration pathway as a student! The main advantage of migration as a student is that the future is clear to you from the very beginning! From day one, you know what your plan is for the next two to three years! In addition, because you have a #canadian_degree, you are confident that you will find a job related to your field of study less than six months after graduation! If you co...nsult with people who immigrates to Canada, many people will probably tell you that you have to get a Canadian degree to find a good job, and so it is better to do it first! #study_in_canada is not just for people who loves research! You can go to #colleges_in_canada even if you want to act as a goldsmith, hairdresser and chef. As I said, for almost every job, you have to take a #course_in_Canada and this is a great opportunity to take the right decision from the beginning and take the best path. See more

Which city is more suitable for #studying_in_canada?! I think this question really depends on what background do you come from? What is important to you? Most importantly, what options do you have? If you have a good full fund from #Saskatchewan, it is best to start in that city first and not worry about Vancouver's mild, temperate climate right now, or if your siblings live in #Toronto, it is better to #apply there, even if the costs are in Compare more with #Montreal and #...Alberta! I suggest this path! If you want to apply for #Master or #PHD., try your chance everywhere in #Canada. Wherever you give better funding, it is the first option! If you planning to pay your tuition as a #self_fund student, I think, it is better to limit the options to Toronto and Vancouver. Because #canadian_college_tuition is almost the same everywhere, the job market is much better in Toronto, and Vancouver has a better climate! If you are looking for cheap and low tuition, universities and cities do not miss my future post, because I have great options for you! See more