Is China's education recognized after emigrating to Canada?

When you immigrate to Canada, you will find that many people who already have doctoral and master's degrees have joined the local junior college to study again. Why is this? Let's talk about whether China's education was recognized after emigrating to Canada.

According to Global Chinese News, many middle-aged China immigrants with bachelor's degrees or even master's degrees have to re-enter various colleges in order to have a locally recognized Canadian education and find ideal jobs.

Employers do not recognize non-North American academic qualifications, and China's master's and doctor's degrees are left out in the cold.

Local companies in Canada generally don't recognize job seekers with non-North American education and work experience, so domestic bachelors, masters and doctors seem to be facing the "zero degree" problem.

Luo Yaoguang, chairman of the Canada-China Association for Science and Technology, believes that even if the education problem is solved, the problem of immigrants finding jobs may not be solved, because the government cannot force employers and institutions to hire people with non-North American education.

It costs a lot of money to go to college, and it is more affordable to go to college to find a job.

Many long-term immigrants will give advice to new immigrants: those who are interested in academic research or development in the field of science and technology can choose universities for further study; For new immigrants who generally want to have a stable income and a stable life, colleges and universities are more affordable.

It is understood that the professional settings of North American universities are very stable, and it is difficult to quickly change each specific major according to the needs of society. Universities have higher requirements, such as taking TOEFL and GRE. At the same time, it needs to invest a lot of money and time. Relatively speaking, the temptation of all kinds of accelerated colleges lies in less investment time and greater possibility of finding a job.

Professional and technical workers have high incomes, and it is normal for doctoral students to wash dishes.

It is not unusual for female workers in Canadian garment factories to have graduate students and doctoral students. Their wages are pitifully low, and they live too tired. There are also many doctors sweeping the floor and washing dishes.

Mr. Lin of Guangdong found that the landlord's English was poor and his education was not high. He is an ordinary mold worker in China, but he gets an annual salary of 70,000 Canadian dollars in Canada. The whole family lives comfortably on his salary, a standard western middle class life.

It is normal for skilled workers to get such wages in Canada. In fact, a high degree of education is not necessarily a high salary. It is professionals and technicians who really get high salaries in North America, and their salaries are even higher than those of managers.

After graduating from high school, 60% of local students in Canada will go to college diploma courses, because Canadian diploma courses are quite good for employment, unlike domestic colleges that can't learn real things, and college diplomas are not as good as undergraduate courses for employment. Canada's junior college diploma course is highly operational, mastering real technology and meeting the needs of social development. Therefore, many domestic undergraduate graduates without Canadian education, even masters and doctors, will go back to college to study for a college diploma with good employment.