Analysis of Studying in Canada What's the significance of going to Canada to study in a junior college?

1. Students who do not need language scores, have a high visa pass rate, have no language scores or fail to reach the school admission line can also apply for schools in Canada. Students can apply for dual admission schools, and the school will provide students with pre-admission language training courses. In addition, Canadian junior college students who apply for a shorter academic system (generally 2-3 years) will also reduce the deposit certificates prepared in advance accordingly, thus improving the success rate of visas. 2. The academic pressure is small, the academic system is flexible, and the Canadian undergraduate course can be promoted to the elimination system, and the competition is fierce. Many international students will choose to study in Canadian junior college first, and then enter the undergraduate course with the junior college as a springboard, so as to enter the university smoothly. Students can take a two-year credit transfer course in junior college to relieve the pressure of undergraduate study. Most colleges have cooperative relations with universities and undertake the task of transporting students for universities. Most majors in junior colleges recognize credits from many universities in Canada. The university transfer course offered by junior college can ensure that students can bring the credits of junior college to the university and get a bachelor's degree while obtaining the diploma of junior college. 3. Provide paid internship programs to increase employment opportunities. Some colleges and universities in Canada have special Co-op courses, which are also called "paid internship courses", that is, domestic and foreign students studying this major can be arranged by the school to work in corresponding companies in Canada during their study, and students can not only gain practical work experience and some credits, but also get a certain salary. It is easier to find a job. Canada is one of the developed countries in the world. Rich life and perfect welfare guarantee make those skilled and operational talents very scarce, such as: tourism managers, car maintenance personnel, engineers, accountants, chefs and domestic nursing personnel, skilled workers, construction engineers, equipment maintenance personnel, etc. Canada's junior college curriculum is comprehensive, reasonable and easy to accept. Moreover, colleges often adjust their majors and set up new majors to create opportunities for students' employment and provide the society with talents in short supply. Therefore, college students are generally easier to find jobs than undergraduates. 5. It's easier to emigrate. Let's take a look at three conditions that experienced immigrants in Canada need to meet: ⊙ Education: studying in a full-time college in Canada for more than two years; ⊙ Work experience: one year's continuous relevant work experience within three years after graduation; ⊙ Language: Class O (Management): The language requirement is very high, which is difficult for ordinary students to achieve, so I won't explain it here; Class A (major): IELTS 6.0 or above (no less than 6.0 in a single item); Class B (technical class): IELTS 5.0 or above (no less than 5.0 for individual items and no less than 4.0 for reading). After graduating from junior college, students can get a three-year work visa. As long as you can find a job in these three years and work continuously for more than 1 year (different provinces have different requirements), you can realize experienced migration. Canadian passport is a world passport, and citizens with Canadian passport can freely enter and leave more than 100 countries in the world. 6. The tuition is cheap. Studying in a junior college in Canada, the tuition fee is about 1- 1.2 million Canadian dollars per year, which is lower than that of a comprehensive university. Plus living expenses and other miscellaneous expenses, it can be settled at10.5 million yuan a year.