Why don't you go to Canada to study? Advantages and disadvantages of attending high school in Canada.

Many people say never to study in Canada. What is the reason? What are the advantages and disadvantages of attending high school in Canada? Let me introduce you!

What are the reasons why you should never study in Canada? The main reason is that there are too many advantages in studying in Canada, and China people who go to study abroad are unwilling to come back? To put it bluntly, it is nothing more than these three reasons.

Good educational environment, perfect system and high cost performance.

The essence of studying abroad is directed at education. Canada's education system is world-famous.

Social inclusiveness is strong, and it is convenient for international students to immigrate.

"Immigrating to establish a country" is almost equal to a basic national policy of Canada. In recent years, the number of Canadian immigrants has increased every year. They hope people from all over the world can come and become "new Canadians". The biggest headache for the government is whether the new immigrants can integrate well into society after they come. After research, they think that international students who have received several years' education in Canada are the best potential immigrants.

Therefore, the immigration threshold for international students is almost at the lowest level. For example, in Ontario, there is a provincial immigration program for masters and doctors. Master graduates can apply for immigration when they reach four 6 benchmarks, and doctoral graduates can apply for immigration directly without even basic work experience. Similarly, there is the "Atlantic Immigration Pilot Project" jointly launched by the four Atlantic provinces. International students studying in these four provinces can apply for immigration without any work experience after graduation.

The social environment is comfortable and there are many employment options.

Canada is famous for social security, justice and peace, which is very different from the United States next door. Although you always see news in China that foreign students have had another car accident and a murder case, most of these things actually happened in the United States. The crime rate in Canada is much lower than that in the United States.

What are the advantages and disadvantages of attending high school in Canada?

1. When applying for a Canadian university, the application channels for international students and local students are different. Take Ontario, where the University of Toronto is located, as an example. High school students in Ontario (including local students and international students who have attended high school locally) apply for universities in this province through the channel 10 1, while international students apply through the channel 105. Because Canadian institutions of higher learning are all public education, funded by the government, high-quality educational resources are given priority to local high school graduates. Regardless of the number of places, the difficulty of admission requirements, the application deadline and other factors, students who apply through the 10 1 channel have more advantages. 90% of the school places are given to local high school students, and only 10% is for international students.

2. Admission rate As a Canadian high school graduate, the admission rate of applying for a prestigious Canadian school is relatively high. Canada's top universities have high requirements for students and fierce competition. Admission depends not only on academic performance, but also on the soft background of the applicant. It is difficult for domestic high school graduates to apply directly. Due to the exam-oriented education in China, schools, teachers, parents and students themselves only pay attention to the academic performance aimed at the college entrance examination, while ignoring the experiences of associations, academic competitions, volunteers, cultural and sports activities, and part-time jobs during holidays. Therefore, even if the language scores and academic achievements of domestic high school applicants are all up to standard, the school will give priority to local graduates with excellent grades and rich extracurricular activities;

3. When culture was integrated into high school, I went to Canada to study, and I integrated into the local culture earlier, cultivated the thinking mode of North America and laid a good foundation for English. In Canada, encouragement is the main way to develop education, which is very conducive to building students' self-confidence, cultivating students' independent and dialectical thinking ability, and has a vital impact on further study in Canada and other developed countries.

4. Choosing a university major is conducive to the choice of major disciplines, because Canadian high schools have university-related courses, such as marketing, information technology, computer technology, media art, data management and so on. This will enable students to know what they are interested in and which field they are better at before applying for a major in a university.

Disadvantages of going to Canada for high school.

95% of international students can't graduate in one year, and almost all of them have to study for two years to graduate to university.

After finishing the second year of high school in China, 12 grade will go to Toronto private high school, and 99% private schools of A, B and C will not enroll students in 12 grade, which means that the road to private schools in 12 grade is basically unnecessary.

So 12 can't graduate on time, and 12 can't go to private schools, so the third option comes out.

Precautions for studying in Canada 1. Violate school discipline

The main purpose of international students going abroad is to study, so good academic performance is fundamental. It's best not to have any violation of discipline. Once there is a violation of discipline, the school will deal with it according to the severity of the incident, and if it is serious, it will be expelled. Then the student's study career will be terminated, so the study permit will be terminated immediately and the student must leave the country. This is the so-called "repatriation".

Second, unregistered courses.

Some students were "repatriated" at the airport before entering the country, and some were caused by unregistered courses. An admitted student of UBC said that her boyfriend had experienced such "treatment". Before, my boyfriend returned to China after getting the university admission notice in Vancouver. He wanted to take a semester off, so he didn't register for this semester. When he returned to Canada from China, the immigration officer found that he had not registered for any courses, so he suspected that he had a student visa to work, refused the entry of the students and went straight back to China.

Therefore, it is very important for students who have just received the admission notice to register for the first semester. Whether or not the school allows the first semester to be suspended, from the perspective of immigration officials, they must register with the school with a study permit. When a small international student coming to Canada enters the country with an admission notice, the immigration officer's computer will show whether the student is registered in the school. It is most reliable to muddle through or read honestly.

Third, the study permit expires.

The most common situation in which international students have to return to China is that students forget the validity period of their study permits and fail to renew them within the validity period, thus becoming "black households". If the student's license expires within 90 days, it can be renewed locally. When the student's permit expires more than 90 days, the student can only leave the country as soon as possible and apply for a new visa after returning home. Alternatively, local institutions can help him apply, but the student himself must leave the country.