My niece is currently in her first year of high school and is preparing to study in Canada, but she is not very good at studies. Is there any way to study abroad and stay in Canada in the future? Is

My niece is currently in her first year of high school and is preparing to study in Canada, but she is not very good at studies. Is there any way to study abroad and stay in Canada in the future? Is it okay to go to relatives?

The score line for Canadian public high schools to accept Chinese students is 70-75, but applying early (10 months to 1 year before admission) is good for students with low scores.

There are many ways to stay in Canada, and the current study abroad policy for international students is generally favorable. You can apply for immigration after completing graduate school; you can apply for a three-year work visa after studying at a Canadian university or college for two years, and you can apply for immigration after working for one year. Manitoba has more relaxed immigration policies for students from universities or colleges in the province. policy.

If you want to study abroad first, forget about having relatives or friends in Canada. Get a study permit (student visa) first and go to Canada to study first.