Precautions for studying in Canada

1, the course quantity should be moderate.

Freshmen are always ambitious and determined to study hard, so they choose many classes to make their schedules full. However, when freshmen enter school, remember not to be greedy. Too much will only bring them a heavy academic burden. Take good care of your strengths and weaknesses, and achieve a moderate balance every semester, so that learning will not be too laborious. There are also some students who like to choose courses with the wind. People choose what they want, often in the wrong direction, and the result is to start all over again.

Step 2 prepare in advance

Under normal circumstances, the school will inform students of the information of course selection, or students can log in to the school to inquire about the information of course selection before the start of school. It is suggested that students can prepare for the course selection several months in advance. In addition to keeping in mind the opening hours and operation methods of school courses, we should also plan what courses to choose. On the one hand, these preparations can be inquired through the internet, on the other hand, it will also benefit a lot from consulting more professionals, such as seniors who graduated in previous years, who are more experienced in this field.

3. Deadline for course selection

Canadian universities add or cancel courses with start date, end date and deadline. If students find that the selected course does not meet their own needs, or it is too difficult, or they are interested in other courses, they can change courses. However, it should be noted that many universities are allowed to add and change courses within a predetermined time, and they cannot change them at will after this time.

4. Distinguish between compulsory courses

Canadian universities have a credit system, which means that you can graduate after completing the credits. In the online course selection system, there will be a calendar, which shows in detail the requirements of compulsory and elective subjects you need to study. It is very important to spend more time studying the subjects you need to study. Be sure to see the requirements for graduation.

5. Distinguish between difficulty and primary and secondary courses.

All courses are divided into level 4 or above. The first level is the easiest and the last level is the most difficult. It is particularly necessary to have a long-term plan for your college career in advance and distinguish between priorities. Some courses only last for one semester a year, so you should stay in this special semester, or you will have to wait for several semesters or a whole year, which will affect the graduation time. The leadership class should be arranged as early as possible, otherwise it is impossible to attend the following courses.

6. Reasonable arrangement of courses

Freshmen should try to choose some simple courses and simple professors. You should be very clear about your strengths and weaknesses and strong disciplines.

7. Choose professors carefully

In Canada, generally speaking, a course will be taught by different professors. Every professor has a high degree of freedom, and the teaching methods and grading standards are different. The achievements of the same student in different professors may vary greatly. Because the hierarchical structure of each professor is different.

2. Introduction of Learning City in Canada

Ottawa, 1

Ottawa, the capital of Canada, has a developed tourism industry and receives nearly 3 million tourists every year. In recent years, the electronic communication industry has sprung up suddenly, and many enterprises related to electronics, computers and communication technologies have been concentrated, including large companies such as Nortel Networks and Alcatel, which is known as the Silicon Valley in the North.

2. Toronto

Ontario, where Toronto is located, is the most populous and richest province in Canada, with a total population of over120,000. In Canada, one third of people live in Ontario. Toronto is located on the northwest coast of Lake Ontario, across the lake from Roches in the United States.

Now people say "Greater Toronto" refers to Toronto and its surrounding 13 satellite towns, with a population of about 6 million. Toronto is the commercial center of Canada, where finance and industry and commerce are very developed. Of the 500 companies in Canada, 200 are headquartered here.

3. Vancouver

Vancouver is the largest city in British Columbia on the west coast of Canada. It is Canada's gateway to Southeast Asia and is known as the Pacific Gate. The climate in Vancouver is similar to that in Kunming, China. It is warm in winter and cool in summer. It is surrounded by mountains and waters. The seasons are like spring, and beaches and forests dot the park. Cities and communities are integrated, and green trees and flowers are everywhere. The whole city is like a big garden.

Vancouver has been ranked first in the world's major cities for many years. Its climate, urban construction, business environment, higher education and community service facilities are all world-class.

Vancouver is the third largest city after Toronto and Montreal, and it is the industrial, commercial, financial, technological and cultural center of western Canada. The University of British Columbia and Simon Fraser University are the top universities in the city.

4. Montreal

Quebec is the largest province in Canada, and most of its residents are French. Montreal in this province is the industrial, commercial and financial center of Canada. It is 0/95km away from Ottawa, the capital, with an urban area of 162km2 and a population of10/0000. Montreal consists of 75 surrounding towns, covering an area of 2,700 square kilometers and a population of more than 33 1 1,000.

French-born residents account for about two-thirds. It is a French-speaking city in the world except Paris, France, so it has the reputation of Paris in North America. Traditional industries such as clothing, textile and wood occupy an important position in Montreal, and departments such as rolling stock, machinery, chemistry, aircraft and electrical appliances are also very advanced and developed. China has French University, University of Montreal, McGill University and the oldest English university in China.

3. Advantages of studying in Canada

First, the visa is valid for a long time.

If you apply for studying in Canada, you can apply for a visa for up to 10 years with the offer. This will be very beneficial for you to find a job in Canada in the future. You can try to immigrate after you find a job. Immigration in Canada is not as difficult as in the United States. Moreover, when you become a permanent resident of Canada, it will be much easier for your immediate family to apply for a Canadian visa. The time limit is 10 year.

Second, world-class education.

The government attaches great importance to education and invests heavily in education every year, so Canada has a complete education system. You don't have to worry that the education you receive in Canada is worse than that in other countries.

Third, pay attention to international students.

The Canadian government gives 5 million Canadian dollars to international students every year. As long as you are good enough, you can study in it, and your parents don't have to bear your expenses. In addition, there are 84,000 international students in China, which is the largest group of international students. Can better integrate into local schools.

Fourth, the tuition is lower.

Popular British and American countries spend 200,000-300,000 a year studying abroad, while Canada only needs about/kloc-0.50 million, which is more acceptable to the middle class.

5. Good law and order

Safety is always one of the most important factors. You certainly don't want to have an accident abroad. The crime rate in Canada is at a relatively low level in the world, so you will be less worried. Moreover, the political situation in Canada is stable, so there is no need to worry about sudden policy.