Why do so many China students go to Canada?

First, the education level is high and the diploma is recognized globally.

Canada, the northernmost country in North America, is known as the "Maple Leaf Country" and its capital is Ottawa. Canada is a typical bilingual country. Canada pursues the education system of "training talents first", and more than 90% schools implement public education; Moreover, as a highly developed capitalist country, the educational level of the East and the West remains highly unified, and diplomas are recognized all over the world. Everyone's situation is different. You can also visit Du Wen International Education official website for one-on-one consultation.

Canada's education expenditure accounts for the highest proportion of national income in the world, and there are world-famous universities such as UBC University, Victoria University, Toronto University, McGill University and Waterloo University. Almost all the top ten universities in the world can find universities in Canada. Canada's public primary and secondary schools implement free education. Universities not only have low tuition fees, but also can get interest-free loans and grants. Some family members are studying in university, and family members can also enjoy a tax deduction.

Second, tuition is relatively cheap and the cost of studying abroad is low.

The annual tuition fee of public high schools in Canada is about 1.3 million to 1.5 million Canadian dollars, and the living expenses are about 1.5 million Canadian dollars, which is the lowest in all countries.

The tuition fee for undergraduate courses will vary according to different disciplines of the school, which is about1.5,000 to 30,000 Canadian dollars per year.

Going to Canada for a master's degree is entirely at your own expense. Depending on the major, the tuition fee for each project is about 20,000 to 30,000 Canadian dollars. For example, the MBA program is more expensive. Compared with other English-speaking countries, Canada's university expenses belong to the lowest category, and its living expenses are also lower than those in Britain and the United States.

Affordable education funds and open immigration policies are also long-term high-return education investments for many families.

Third, it is safe and stable, with comfortable natural environment and almost zero pollution.

Canada is a country that runs the country strictly according to law. Its legal system is formulated by the elected government according to the principle of parliamentary democracy. Canada is rich in resources, sparsely populated and fully employed, so the crime rate is very low and the society is stable. It is called a paradise for the elderly and children.

Among developed countries, social security in Canada is second to none. The major cities in Canada are concentrated from the Great Lakes to the east coast of the Pacific Ocean, with low population density and little environmental pollution compared with other developed traditional industrial countries in the world.

Fourth, studying abroad is practical and you can get a work visa for up to 3 years.

Canada's unique educational concept makes this country not only pay attention to the rigor and depth of education, but also pay more attention to students' practical ability. More than 70% colleges and universities offer paid internship courses, so that students can gain practical experience while studying, which is not only conducive to the digestion of knowledge, but also conducive to the accumulation of work experience.

Some schools can even get the equivalent of two years of work experience before graduation, which is very helpful for future employment. Canada is a high-tech industrialized country, and its industrial productivity ranks among the top five in the world. With world-leading technology in the fields of atomic energy, communication, hydropower and space technology, there are many employment opportunities. In addition, Canada has a vast territory, a small population and low pressure of employment competition. The country welcomes high-quality talents very much. Part of Canada's land borders the United States, so there are more employment opportunities than other countries.

Holding a Canadian passport can enter about 180 countries and regions in the world without a visa, and holding a Canadian work visa can work freely in the United States without applying for a work permit.

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Canada also has a very attractive advantage, that is, a loose immigration policy: as we all know, Canada is a country of immigration with a vast territory and a small population, so its immigration policy is very loose compared with other mainstream countries studying abroad, and it is known as an "immigrant paradise", especially for international students. After studying at a Canadian public university for more than two years, you can apply for a three-year work visa, and you can work freely in the United States without having to bother to apply for a work permit.

You can apply for immigration after working for one year. In order to attract outstanding talents, some provinces have introduced their own more relaxed immigration policies. For example, in Quebec, the continuous study time in Quebec exceeds 1800 hours (about two years), and you can apply for immigration if your French reaches B2 level. Passing the examination of six French courses offered by the university is equivalent to reaching the level of French B2, and there is no quota limit.

However, Canada's social welfare system is extremely perfect, such as grants and interest-free loans (CanLearn), milk money (UCCB), child tax rebate benefits (CCTB), pregnancy and child allowances, Canadian prenatal nutrition program, unemployment benefits, medical insurance, pensions, and longer paid holidays. To make Canadian citizens one of the world residents with high happiness index.