Which is better, Canada or America?

Canada is still open to people with their own academic qualifications. Basically, they have local diplomas. Even those one-year diplomas, such as chefs and foreign trade, and even some other soy sauce majors, immigration is no problem.

The cost of studying abroad is relatively low.

If you want to immigrate to Quebec, Canada, you have to pass French, but compared with other provinces, the cost of studying in Quebec is relatively low.

Finding a job is relatively easy.

If you study in the United States, it is relatively easy to find a job, but in the current economic crisis, it is almost everywhere, and I think personal ability is the most important. If your ability is not strong, you can't find a good job even in China.

Strict immigration requirements

In terms of immigration, it is not easy to immigrate to the United States, and the requirements are very strict. For example, how many years you have to work in the same employer's company, so you will encounter some problems such as inconvenient work (you can't quit your job).

Safer.

I prefer living in Canada. Canada is safer, and I don't have to worry about being shot to the ground at school one day. You know, American guns are legal, and there have been many tragedies.