Specific steps of studying in Canada

The steps of studying in Canada are divided into several steps. First determine the school and major, and then prepare the application materials and visa application materials. Let me introduce these specific steps to you.

Specific steps for studying in Canada 1. What is the specific process for high school students to study in Canada?

Step 1: Determine the school and major.

To determine the enrollment majors and target institutions, it is necessary to collect the enrollment information of each institution in advance.

Step 2: Prepare the application materials.

Personal statement, recommendation letter, high school report card, high school diploma, TOEFL or IELTS test report, and other supporting materials.

Step 3: Start the application.

Submit the prepared application materials to the Canadian School Admissions Office.

Step 4: Wait for the admission result.

Wait patiently for the school's offer after registration. You can check your email at any time to understand the admission progress and keep close communication with the school.

Step 5: Apply for a visa.

With the school's offer, prepare visa materials and apply for a study visa.

Step 6: Get a visa and study in Canada.

After getting the visa, I will buy a plane ticket according to the departure time and prepare to study in Canada.

2. What are the requirements for high school students to study in Canada?

Option 1: Apply directly.

IELTS 6.5 or above, graduated from high school, with an average score of at least 85% in high school, you can consider applying directly to Canadian universities. Some universities require college entrance examination scores, and generally require college entrance examination scores to be above one line.

Option 2: Double Admission/Pre-university.

Good grades in high school, language scores can not meet the requirements of undergraduate admission, you can apply for double admission or college preparatory course, the requirements are slightly lower, generally IELTS 5.5.

Scheme 3: Sino-foreign cooperation in running schools and studying abroad

If students' grades are not satisfactory and their language scores cannot meet the requirements of double admission or preparatory courses, they can apply for Sino-foreign cooperative education projects. The school is jointly run by domestic universities and Canadian universities. Students first study intensive English classes and undergraduate courses that can be transferred to credits in domestic universities, and then go to Canada to study after meeting the admission requirements.

Graduates of Chinese-foreign cooperatively-run schools who study abroad receive the same degree as those who study abroad directly after graduating from high school.

Third, the advantages of studying in Canada

1. Studying in Canada is cheap and cost-effective.

Canada, which focuses on public culture and education, has a high level of teaching, relatively low cost of studying abroad and high cost performance. For example, the total annual expenditure of international students in junior and senior high schools (more than 300,000 RMB per year in Royal Ordinary High Schools) is about 6.5438+0.5 million RMB; The average annual cost of colleges and universities is about 250,000 RMB.

2. There are first-class teaching standards.

Canada is one of the few countries in the world with the most detailed education system and the highest level of culture and education, especially business majors and engineering projects. Therefore, studying abroad in Canada can ensure that students receive the best gifts and lay an excellent foundation for their future work development trend. In addition, judging from the authority of cultural and educational achievements in North America and the recognition of returning to China, Canada has long been the first choice for many international students.

3. Good geographical environment and diverse climate composition.

Canada has a vast territory and a beautiful geographical environment. Due to the large land span, there are great differences in different seasons throughout the country. For example, the seasons in Los Angeles are like spring, and a large number of students in southern China choose Los Angeles for postgraduate study. Toronto has distinct seasons all year round, and most students in northern China choose Ontario, which belongs to Toronto. The original natural environment of the west coast has been preserved in detail. Students who like coastal areas and are close to nature can choose here.