What preparations are needed to study in Canada?

International students in Canada need to be prepared to find a job:

1. Looking for a job while studying in Canada requires time and endurance, and usually you will not find an ideal job immediately. More training, such as computer skills, should be sought to better meet the needs of the labor market. Volunteering helps you meet more people and gives you more opportunities to practice your English. Be mentally prepared to accept a job that is lower than your goals. Any job can help you build valuable relationships and become more familiar with life in a new city.

2. It is very important to learn practical English when studying in Canada (for example, French in Quebec). Many immigrants may have learned English in their place of residence, but they underestimate Canada’s high level of proficiency in English. Canadian universities, community college immigration auxiliaries, and community centers offer adult education courses, advanced English courses, and ESL courses.

3. Study in Canada and obtain official translations of important documents proving your qualifications. Translation services can be arranged through immigration assistance agencies or community centers.

4. Find a way to enjoy the same treatment in Canada for the professional education or professional qualifications you have received in your place of origin.

5. Prepare a resume for studying in Canada. Please note that the format of your resume may differ from that of your place of origin. Some organizations also provide volunteer services. Ask an immigration support agency or your community center to refer you to these agencies.