Study in Canada
There are two options for studying in Canada with quite different processes involved. The first one that we will discuss is studying in Canada as a Minor
Studying in Canada as a Minor
Many countries around the world are sending high school students to study in Canada. One of the primary reasons is that the students from non-English speaking countries can come here and learn the language along with getting a world class higher secondary education. However, coming as a minor that is below the age of 18 or 19 in some provinces carries with it its own complications. If the parents are not accompanying the student they need a local guardian. They also need a place to stay and help with transportation. MigroSapiens is able to help with the requirements that are associated with a minor coming to study in Canada such as
- Selecting the right educational institution
- Getting Letter of Acceptance
- Applying for study permit
- Guardianship
- Airport pick-up/drop-off
- Home stay
Studying in Canada for Post-Secondary
This is the more popular option for students from English speaking countries where they come for higher studies such as a Bachelor’s degree or a 2 year diploma. The advantage of this is that they do not require a local guardian and are also able to work 20 hours a week to offset some of the costs associated with studying in Canada. However, they do need a moderate level of English score to be able to come and study here. They do get up to three years of open work permit once they successfully complete their course.