The education system of Canada is divided into three stages:

• Primary or elementary education: It runs from Kindergarten or Grade 1 till Grade 8. The schools run from September to the following June.
• Secondary education: It runs from Grade 9 to Grade 12.
• Post-secondary or tertiary education, which includes university and college programs and many vocational/technical schooling.

The degrees from internationally recognized universities both in urban and rural regions of Canada are recognized worldwide and equivalent to those from other universities in the world. The university year starts from September to April or May. There are generally two semesters or terms. College programs run throughout the year.

Language of Teaching: Students coming from all across the world can choose to study in either one of Canada’s two official languages, i.e., English or French. Many institutes proceed with their teaching in both languages. Students need not be fluent in both languages to attend school at any level in Canada. The main language of school-level education is English.

 Canadian University Grading System

 The Canadian grading system is unique. In Canada, each province has its own grading system. All ten provinces of Canada have a special grading system. Quebec and British Columbia schools do not include the grade “D,” and thus, they make the grade “C” the lowest grade for passing.

As compared with a large number of scholarships including The USA, The UK or Australia scholarships, Canada offers a limited number of scholarships to students

For getting admission to a Canada University, a study visa is required. The following criteria are required for Canada Student Visa:

 International students have been accepted by a designated learning institute (DLI).

Visa Reapplication

If the application to come to Canada is denied by the authorities, international students can apply again whenever, except if their decision letter says they can’t. It would be ideal for them to possibly apply once more on the off chance that they can incorporate data that they did include previously.

On the off chance that they had legitimate status and lost it, they have limited time to re-apply. See their decision letter for subtleties.

 A few reasons Behind the Rejection of Canada Student Visa

 A few of them are:

International students can get both Work Opportunities in Canada. The universities offer the best job opportunities to the students that can contribute to the economy of the country.

 An engineering student can work in almost all the streams of engineering but making mining and gas. Part-time jobs like Teacher’s assistant, tutoring, barista, uber driver, freelancers, nanny, dog walking, and translator can contribute to you getting good pocket money.

There are about 29 domestic banks, 24 foreign bank subsidiaries, 27 full-service foreign bank branches, and three foreign bank lending branches in Canada. Some of the top banks are:

Canada Intakes

There are three intakes in Canada for International Students which are:  Fall, Winter, and Summer Intake.

PNP stands for Provincial Nominee Program, which is for workers  who:

• Have education, skills, and work experience that can contribute to the economy of the province or territory.
• Want to live in that province, and
• Want to become permanent residents of Canada

In order to get admission to this program, the following two tests need to be passed:

• Medical exam
• Police check (certificate)

 Before you plan to study in Canada, you need to be sure about the aforementioned information. From the cost of living to the fees of the University you will be studying in, everything needs to be planned perfectly before moving to an international country for further studies.