Study plan required for Canadian visa (high school)

With its top-notch teaching quality and friendly immigration policies, Canada is very popular among international students. But for those who study in Canada, there is one thing that makes them tired: it is really difficult to apply for a Canadian student visa...

As an important part of the Canadian visa application, Canada A study abroad study plan is very important. So today I will introduce to you the key points and precautions for writing a Canadian visa study plan, let’s learn about it together!

As a country of immigrants, Canada’s visa is definitely one of the most difficult in the world. It is more difficult than Schengen visa, Australian visa, New Zealand visa and US visa. There is also a saying to ridicule: People who have passed it think it is easy, but people who have not passed it find it very difficult.

The study plan for studying in Canada is a very important step in applying for a visa. Because many applicants do not know the purpose of the study plan and how to write a suitable study plan, their careless writing leads to rejection of the visa, and they miss the opportunity to study in Canada. opportunity.

The study plan is very important. Students can make the visa officer decide whether to issue a study visa by summarizing their own background, motivation for learning, reasons for studying abroad, and future plans. So the following are the key points of writing a study plan for studying in Canada and Here is a brief analysis of the precautions, hoping to be helpful to students who are about to study in Canada.

The main contents of the study plan

The study plan for studying in Canada needs to include the following aspects:

1. Briefly explain your study experience, professional background and work experience ;

2. Explain your motivation for further study and why you chose this country, this university and this major;

3. Detailed study abroad time schedule;

4. Introduce the funds and sources required for studying abroad;

5. Explanation of future career goals and reasons for returning to China after studying abroad.

Key points for writing a study plan

A good study plan should not only explain your purpose of studying abroad in the simplest and most understandable reasons, but also catch the visa officer eyeball.

The first is the writing requirement. Since the embassy staff have to deal with a large number of documents every day, the study plan must not be too long. It should generally not exceed 800 words, and the font should be size 5 or small 4 (remember Not too small), and it is best to use only one paragraph to explain a problem, and add a title before the paragraph so that the embassy staff can understand the central idea of ??your content at a glance.

In addition, the English words need to be formulated according to the applicant's background. If the applicant is a junior high school student or a high school student, avoid using English words that are too gorgeous, and avoid using remote and profound vocabulary. Applicants with good educational background and many years of work experience need to write an in-depth and connotative study plan to match the applicant's relevant background and future life plans.

The writing style and article structure of a study abroad plan in Canada are very different from that of a personal statement. It does not require too much personalized and emotional description, but should have a clear and simple structure, strict logic, and clear facts. , the relevant arguments are strong and credible, the reasons for returning to the country after completing your studies must be very sufficient, and be careful not to conflict with other materials of the applicant.

Study experience of study abroad program in Canada, professional background and work experience should reflect the applicant’s excellent educational background and excellent work. For example, for junior high school and high school students, you can list the child’s average score and good English. Awards, certificates of honor, etc. received.

For mature applicants, you can emphasize university grades and outstanding work performance. Start from there and explain the problems and difficulties encountered during study and work, so as to generate the motivation to go abroad. Then list why you chose Canada and why you chose this major. As for the detailed study abroad time schedule, you can study the admission notice and the school's official website in detail, which lists the study abroad time schedule accordingly.

The key part of the study plan for studying in Canada is your future career plan and the reasons for returning to the country after studying abroad. Through this part, you can tell the embassy that you will be able to plan your life and future career after studying in Canada. There is good help for development, and there are credible and powerful reasons for returning home after studying.

Things to note when writing a study plan

Although countries that require study plans are often immigration countries, since the reason for your visa application is to study abroad, you must eliminate your concerns through the study plan. Any tendency to immigrate.

The reason for returning to the country must be given a very reasonable explanation based on your personal background, experience and family situation. He proposed the great goal of returning after completing his studies and serving the motherland. However, the return plan must be related to the applicant’s work experience and major in studying abroad.

There have been cases like this before. The applicant went abroad to study agricultural science and planned to engage in financial research when he returned home, which is not very consistent with the reality.

When I meet many students at work, I often ask people who are very good at English to ghostwrite their study plans. Here you can remind students that if you do not have IELTS or have an IELTS score of only 5.5, a study plan with no grammatical errors and gorgeous rhetoric can only be inconsistent with the actual IELTS, or not consistent with the applicant's relevant background, then the visa The official has reason to doubt whether your study plan was written by yourself or whether it represents your own intentions.

Therefore, the study plan does not require gorgeous rhetoric, but needs to be truly explained after understanding the applicant's relevant background. Reflect your own advantages, speak clearly, explain clearly, and convince the visa officer so that you can successfully obtain the visa.

I believe that through the above explanation, everyone has a certain understanding of the study plan for studying in Canada. International students can flexibly plan according to their own study and living conditions. Choose the professional team - Study Abroad and leave this most difficult visa issue to professionals. I believe it will be the wisest decision you make.

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