How to choose Canadian junior college courses

Studying abroad is well known, but how to plan studying abroad requires some "kung fu". For students who plan to study in Canada, how to plan their study in Canada is very important, including not only self-positioning, choosing schools and majors, but also the preparation of some application materials, interviews and so on. The following study abroad experts will show you how to choose a school and major when studying in Canada.

Pay more attention to schools than cities.

At present, when China students choose to study in Canada, they often choose three big cities in Canada-Toronto, Vancouver and Montreal. Therefore, students from China gather in these three cities. Although these three cities have several excellent comprehensive universities, such as the University of British Columbia, the University of Toronto and Simon Fraser University. However, the admission requirements of these universities are also high. There are 68 universities in Canada, all of which are public universities. These universities are located in Canada 10 provinces. There are several excellent universities in each province, and students and parents should also consider choosing some areas where Chinese are less involved, such as Ottawa University and Algonquin College in Ottawa.

The difference between public schools and private schools

According to experts studying in Canada, there are 68 public universities in Canada, all of which have received long-term and stable financial support from the Canadian government.

Public colleges: mainly provide UT courses and vocational skills training. UT is an academic course. Colleges and universities generally take it as their responsibility to cultivate high, middle and low-level talents in short supply in the market, and focus on practice. With one-year postgraduate courses and two to three-year junior college courses, some public colleges can now offer applied four-year undergraduate courses. Such as Algonquin College and George Brown College.

Private colleges: Only a few credits can be recognized by most universities in China. For example, Dorset College in Vancouver, in cooperation with Acadia University and Captain University, has successfully carried out credit transfer courses for many years. Generally speaking, most colleges have no credits to transfer to universities. Students must keep their eyes open in advance, and don't go in to read the word college when they see the name of the school.

How to choose a school

At the beginning of admission, according to your actual situation, choose to enter a university or a public institution.

Excellent grades: students who want to continue their studies in the future are advised to choose public universities.

Average grades: You can choose credit transfer courses in public institutions and enter universities in a curve.

Immigration: Some students want to get employment as soon as possible, and even want to immigrate to Canada. Then Canadian study abroad experts suggest that these students should also choose public institutions to study abroad. Because most colleges offer courses that are practical and easy to find, and in the Canadian immigration score, the three-year diploma of junior college and undergraduate course get the same score in the education score. For example, Algonquin College in Ottawa.

How to choose a major

Experts studying in Canada said that studying abroad is a high-cost education investment, so it is very important to choose a major that suits children's interests and is easy to find employment.

First, analyze your hobbies and advantages or advantages. Only by objectively examining students' hobbies and learning their own interests can they have long-term learning motivation.

Secondly, combine social development and future employment. Except for a few students who are committed to future research, most students go abroad for the purpose of finding better jobs in the future, and the visa officer of the embassy will also consider whether it is feasible for the applicant to spend hundreds of thousands of yuan abroad. For example, many people say that they will return to China after reading, and then the visa officer will consider it. If your income doesn't improve greatly after you come back, then your application is unconvincing and tends to immigrate.