I want to study abroad, but I don't know which country is good. Do you have any good recommendations?

Canada is one of the most important contents in the study abroad program. Therefore, for any country you are interested in, you must first have a comprehensive understanding, not only by looking at the overall quality of education in this country, but also by considering its living standards, environment and climate. Compared with many countries, Canada has obvious advantages. It not only has a high level of education, but also has the most suitable environment for human life, so it has become the first choice for some international students.

Generally speaking, Canada is a country that attaches great importance to education, and the diplomas issued by its universities are universally recognized. Therefore, students who get a degree from a Canadian school can find a promising job. In particular, Canada is adjacent to the United States and can choose to work in the United States after graduation. In fact, this is also the path taken by many international students in China. Specifically, studying in Canada has the following advantages:

First of all, Canada is one of the most suitable places for human life in the world. In the annual assessment report on the quality of life in 74 countries around the world/kloc-0, through the assessment of more than 200 indicators, Canada has achieved high scores in education, life expectancy and crime rate. Although Canada is a neighbor of the United States with a high crime rate, its crime rate has been decreasing by 5% every year since 1990, and it has become a very safe country. Canada has the highest quality of life in the world. 65% of Canadians own their own houses, and most people have cars. Canada's news entertainment is very developed, with more than 1000 radio stations and 7 19 TV stations. Shopping centers, parks, theaters, galleries, museums, sports fields and casinos are all over the country.

Second, compared with other countries in the world, although Canada also provides high-quality teaching level, the tuition and living expenses are not high.

Third, you can learn two languages when you go to Canada. Canada has two official languages-English and French. It is estimated that 8 million people in Canada speak English, 2.5 million people speak French, and 75% French-speaking Canadian residents live in Quebec in the east. As Canada is a bilingual country, it can provide English learning and French learning.

Fourth, Canada leads the development direction of computer and information high technology in the world, and enjoys a high reputation overseas for its research in communication, transportation, engineering, especially aviation, microelectronics, medical equipment, software development, atomic energy, laser, biotechnology, food and environment. Canada also uses these high-tech communication means in school construction. Canada is the first country in the world to realize the importance of connecting schools and libraries with the Internet to share resources and information. At present, almost all schools and libraries are connected to the internet, and by the year 2000, this kind of networking will be extended to every classroom.

Fifth, Canada is an immigrant country, and both tradition and existing policies encourage multicultural exchanges. In Canada, many ethnic groups live together. These ethnic groups still retain their own culture and customs and have established various non-governmental organizations. If foreign students want to, the instructor in charge of their school life can help them find their own groups and participate in their activities.

In recent years, Canada has stood out among various popular countries for studying abroad and become the darling of China students and parents. So, what is the charm of Canada? Compared with other countries, what attracts many students to study in Canada?

1, country of immigration

Only by becoming a Canadian citizen can you apply for and have a Canadian passport. Citizens with Canadian passports can freely enter and leave more than 0/00 countries in the world, including the United States, Britain, Australia, New Zealand, Denmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, Germany, Italy, Belgium, Brazil, Singapore, Spain, Portugal and Saudi Arabia. The premise of having a Canadian passport is to get a Canadian green card, which is a Canadian immigrant visa.

2. A springboard to America

It is understandable that international students are ambitious and work hard after their studies. There are many more opportunities in the United States than in Canada, so many students want to go to the United States for development after getting their degrees. As permanent residents with immigration status, it is easy to get a visa to the United States, which is convenient for everyone to compare the development opportunities of the two countries. For many people, having a Canadian green card is also the first step to enter the United States.

3. The sword of returned Chinese businessmen.

After obtaining Canadian citizenship, Chinese businessmen who return to China for business will be regarded as foreign businessmen and enjoy special treatment in management and taxation. Generally speaking, local governments give strong support, give special preferential policies to some industries, reduce the amount of national tax, and relax the business scope of specific industries. In some places or regions that vigorously promote the policy of attracting foreign investment, the scope of preferential policies will be even larger. Therefore, if you want to go back to China to do business, Canadian citizenship is undoubtedly an imperial sword.

4. Free and compulsory education

Your child will enjoy 12 years of compulsory education in Canada. Education in all public schools is free in primary and secondary schools. Every school has a special ESL (English as a Second Language) course to strengthen the English level of new immigrant children.

5. Unemployment benefits

Unemployment insurance benefits help employees tide over financial difficulties when they are unemployed and have no income. In addition, you can also get unemployment insurance whenever you are sick, injured, isolated, giving birth, or have to take care of a newborn or adopted child all the time and have to stop working. The former is called ordinary unemployment insurance and the latter is called special unemployment insurance, both of which are subject to income tax. Under the new system, unemployment insurance is renamed employment insurance. This plan contains two main contents: unemployment income security, that is, unemployment benefits; Employment incentive allowance is used to encourage employment.

6. Canadian Pensions and Pensions

In order to protect the life of the elderly, the Canadian government has introduced various systems to ensure that the elderly have enough economic income to spend their old age after retirement. The federal pension plan is divided into three parts: basic pension allowance, income security allowance and spouse allowance. These allowances are allocated by the Canadian government from the total annual national tax revenue.

Basic old-age allowance: it is a monthly allowance for elderly people over 65 who meet the conditions of Canadian residents. Old people who are eligible for this allowance must apply for it themselves before they can receive it.

Income security subsidy: it is paid to the elderly who have almost no other income except the above-mentioned basic old age allowance, so that their total income can be maintained at a certain level.

Spouse allowance: this is an allowance for the spouse, widower or widow of the pensioner. Together with the basic pension allowance and income security allowance, it constitutes the federal pension plan.

7. Medical insurance

Canada has one of the best health insurance systems in the world. Most communities have good hospitals, clinics or doctors' offices. All Canadian residents, citizens and permanent residents can usually get free services after registering for Canada's national health insurance plan. Medical insurance is paid directly by the state from taxes to hospitals and doctors. There is one doctor for every 520 people. The government's annual expenditure on health care is 52 billion Canadian dollars, and the per capita medical allowance is 1.800 Canadian dollars. Every province in Canada has a taxpayer-funded medical insurance plan to provide cheap and high-quality medical care services. After obtaining the health care plan, you will get a provincial health care card with an identification number.