Why study in Canada
Strong colleges, practical programmes and room to work and grow. Here is why students choose Canada, and how we help you get there.
What do you want to study?
Five reasons students choose Canada
Respected colleges and universities
Canadian schools are known for quality teaching and programmes built around careers.
Opportunity beyond the big cities
Smaller cities offer closer classes, local employers and a more personal study experience.
Experience while you study
Many programmes include co-op placements, so you build experience before you graduate.
A welcoming way of life
Canada is diverse and welcoming, with cities and towns to suit different budgets and tastes.
A community around you
You study alongside people from around the world, and schools have offices to help you settle in.
How we choose colleges for you
- We start from your brief: what you want to study, your budget, where you want to live and when you want to start.
- We check each college's programmes and entry requirements against your brief.
- We tell you if a school is public or private, and what that changes.
- We tell you whether a college is one of our partners or applied to through a platform, and what that means for your application.
Our partner colleges
We work directly with a select group of Canadian colleges. When you choose one of them, your application goes through our direct channel, so it is handled by people who know the college.
- Direct line to the college
- Applications sent through us
More colleges, through trusted platforms
For colleges outside our partner group, we work with third-party application platforms. You still get a wide choice, and we guide you through each application.
- A wide choice of colleges
- We guide you every step
Questions about studying in Canada
Plain answers to the questions students ask first.
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