Canadian immigrants studying abroad

I can give you a very realistic and reliable suggestion:

That is, I didn't come to Canada to go to college or graduate school. . . . It is best to choose a university. I should say that I know a little about education, employment and immigration in Canada, so I suggest you do so. The reason for this is the following：

It's easy to find a job after graduating from college, because only when you have a job can you get a work visa, and only when you have a work visa can you apply for an experienced immigrant.

Because the requirements of the college entrance examination are relatively relaxed and the economy is relatively low, it will reduce the pressure on you and your family. Compared with universities, graduation usually takes longer (most universities have a schooling of 2-3 years), and you will find an employer soon after graduation, so you don't need to worry more about the work visa.

One of the concerns of many people in China is that I study well. Why should I go to university to study? In fact, they don't know Canada at all, so they think so. Although it is a junior college, it is difficult for me to understand the university. As long as you want to survive in Canada, the best way to survive is to start studying in college, and you may acquire a survival skill. If you don't graduate from college, it's basically difficult for you to leave and live a normal life in Canada.

? Of course, you have a good college major, excellent grades and good language, so you can't have a good job. However, you are a sophomore now. I think it will take several years for your language to integrate with Canada. You might as well go to an advanced college.

There is a more important problem. All public colleges in Canada basically have corresponding universities. In other words, after you graduate from college, you can continue to go to college for further study. At that time, your grades in college could be counted as credits.

? I give this opportunity to call a double insurance plan!

Well, good luck! Leray