Education can be a great path to success. This path won’t be the same for everyone and while many people may finish their education journey with an undergraduate degree, there are still many others who wish to go further. This might be something you’re interested in depending on your goals in life. Maybe you enjoy research or creating something new. In order to reach such achievements, higher education may be required. While attending university is a huge accomplishment for most people, the undergraduate baccalaureate degree is only the beginning to a world of science and innovation. In the Canadian education system, High School is referred to as secondary education.

Graduate Degree

Studying in Canada can be an amazing experience whether you are planning to stay or not after. Canada is filled with great universities and colleges which can take you to where you want in life and help you reach your potential. These include world-renowned universities such as the University of Toronto, McMaster, McGill, and the University of British Columbia. You may have familiarized yourself with Canada’s education system as you are exploring studying opportunities. Let’s do a short summary of various education levels. High School, which is usually grades 10 to 12, is referred to as secondary school. Therefore, what comes next is called post-secondary education and this is what we will be exploring today. Today we will discuss post-secondary education in more detail and shed light on some of the ambiguities.

Undergraduate Study

Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today. Whether deciding to move to Canada or considering gaining Canadian certification, studying abroad can be quite expensive. One thing to keep in mind is that with a heavy course load or a student visa, you may not be able to work as much as you hope to. Plus, you probably will need to spend a great deal of your time studying. Don’t worry as you are not alone. Canada understands that and wishes to support prospective students reach their educational goals. This brings us to scholarships. For starters, it’s not a ship for scholars. Scholarships are financial aid considered to help students with their studies whether in the form of a grant, reduction of tuition, etc. Moving to a new country can be quite difficult, especially for a student who may not have a high-paying job. Scholarships can be granted at the beginning of the studies based on certain criteria or throughout the program based on your performance. Scholarships are usually granted by the university that you have applied for or by various government and private organizations.

Scholarships

So you have done your research and are considering studying in Canada. Among the things required, one of the most important ones is the study permit. A common misconception is that the study permit is the same as the student visa. This however is NOT true as you need both to be able to study in Canada. With the visa, you will be able to come to Canada and the permit allows you to study in Canada. Today we will discuss the study permit, various streams for obtaining the permit, the requirements for each stream, how to apply, processing time, costs, and future steps towards working and possibly living in Canada.

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