Is it better for girls to study in Canada and immigrate to study nursing or cook?

If you are already in Canada, taking the entrance examination for nursing major, the competition is quite fierce. In addition to the language requirements (IELTS speaking 7 points), the 12 level also requires chemistry and biology. This will shut out many international students in China. If you can't pass the exam, you must take a course called Health Foundation first. In addition, students who have not yet obtained a visa to enter Canada should never apply for a nursing major when applying for a visa. Because that is an obvious immigration tendency, it is impossible to get a visa. Imagine that the visa officer will believe that the applicant has invested hundreds of thousands of RMB to study nursing in Canada, and then, as stated, he will earn thousands of RMB every month when he returns to China.

Chefs are hard-working, but they have low entrance requirements and are easy to graduate from school. After graduation, the salary is not much lower than that in practical nurse (Canada stipulates that international students can only study in practical nurse and become residents before they can take the registered nurse exam). In addition, it is worth mentioning that none of the foreign students who have studied chefs have ever worked in a Chinese restaurant. Because my major is western cuisine (such as H1161KLOC-0/0 of the famous George Brown College), I was booked by various western restaurants before I graduated. At present, some chefs in Chinese restaurants in Canada are restaurant owners (that is, bosses and chefs), and the other part are Chinese with chef background, but they have not entered the professional study of chefs in formal colleges.

As for which is better, people have different opinions. However, there is only one irrefutable truth. That is: only what suits you is the best. However, no one else can tell you which one is right for you, because people don't know you. So, decide for yourself according to what suits you.