Why Canada is the first choice for studying abroad at a young age?

1, a quality North American education system

Canada belongs to the education system in Europe and America, and its academic qualifications are recognized globally, and its basic education is at the leading level in the world. After finishing high school in Canada, you can choose to continue your undergraduate studies in Britain and the United States, and your academic qualifications are recognized by the world. There is no unified college entrance examination in Canada. Students studying in senior high schools in Canada can apply for world-class universities in Canada, such as the University of Toronto, the University of British Columbia, McGill University, Waterloo University, etc., by providing scores of G 1 12 (equivalent to domestic senior two and senior three). Academic performance will also be combined with attendance, usual performance, and comprehensive evaluation of test scores. Compared with China's education system, it pays more attention to the cultivation and inspection of students' comprehensive quality.

2. Gun control and low violent crime rate.

When a middle school sends its children to study abroad, the first consideration is safety. Canada strictly controls the use of guns, generally does not allow private ownership, and the violent crime rate is low. This is a safe, just and peace-loving country. As a big immigrant country, Canada encourages multiculturalism and is friendly and tolerant to international students.

3, high environmental quality, no smog

As we all know, Canada has "good mountains and good water". Canada is one of the most beautiful countries in the world. Major cities Toronto and Vancouver have been rated as "the most livable cities in the world" for many years. Banff and many other national parks have beautiful scenery. There is no air pollution in Canada, and severe smog weather is more conducive to the healthy growth of children.

4. Studying abroad is cost-effective and low-cost.

The low cost of studying abroad in secondary schools in Canada is closely related to the state's emphasis on education and the state's large investment. The annual expenditure of public middle schools is about12-180,000 yuan, and that of private middle schools is about 200,000-250,000 yuan. Compared with other English-speaking countries, the cost of studying abroad in middle schools is extremely high.

5. Seamless connection with the domestic education system.

Canadian middle schools can seamlessly connect with domestic primary schools or middle schools. Canada's primary school to secondary school is divided into 1 grade-1 grade 2, which is the same as the overall academic system of domestic primary schools1grade 3. In this way, no matter which grade students are enrolled in China, they can connect with the curriculum of primary and secondary schools in Canada. And the course is divided into compulsory and elective, and the course selection is flexible. Most international schools offer ESL courses (for non-native English speakers to improve their English) to help children adapt to the language.

6. Free choice of public and private.

Secondary schools abroad are generally divided into public schools, private schools and aristocratic schools. No matter ordinary public schools with a church background, private international middle schools or private elite middle schools, international students are accepted. In other words, we can choose schools flexibly according to the social character, needs and family budget. No matter what kind of school, it can provide good teaching quality and learning environment.