Age limit of high school in Canada I want to know, how old do you have to be in high school in Canada?

There is an age limit for attending public high schools in Canada. Public high schools are more willing to accept applications from students below 18. Although some high schools accept applications from students above 18, they are more inclined to accept school-age students below 18. This is because in most provinces of Canada, adults are above 18, while public high schools are invested by the government and educational resources are allocated to minors, so they are reluctant to accept older students in most cases.

There is no age limit for domestic students to attend universities and colleges in Canada, and some courses, such as postgraduate courses, such as MBA, are relatively strong.

Courses with practical experience are more willing to recruit students with 2 to 3 years or even longer working experience.

From the perspective of the embassy, there is no age limit for studying and living in Canada. The embassy does not specify how old applicants are not allowed to study and live in Canada. However, it should be noted that the older students are, the longer they leave school, and the more difficult it is to get a visa in most cases. Older students apply for Canadian study visas, and the refusal rate is higher than that of ordinary students. In order to ensure the success rate, older students need to make a clear study plan with the help of experts and professional institutions, and explain their work or study after graduation to the embassy reasonably to ensure the success of the visa.