Your way to Canada
To be able to immigrate to Canada, you are normally required to provide language test results. An IELTS certificate is the most popular way to prove proficiency in English. IELTS (International English Language Testing System) is an international system for assessing proficiency in English for non-native English language speakers. IELTS is the most popular English Read More …
Being a student in Canada has many advantages. Students can deduct expenses from the amount of income tax and receive discounts on the purchase of goods and tickets. Moreover, students with permanent resident status can also apply for grants. About 250 thousand international students study in Canada. Many people prefer this country to other popular Read More …
A study by Statistics Canada, which includes data from 2006 to 2016, shows that among teenagers aged 13 to 17 years, immigrant children are more likely to complete post-graduate studies compared to those whose parents were born in Canada. “In Canada, contrary to several European countries, children with an immigrant background are generally more likely Read More …
The standard retirement age in Canada is the same for both men and women — 65 years. Given that this country has an average life expectancy of 84 years for women and 80 for men, Canadians enjoy an average retirement life of 15–19 years, which has plenty to offer. Anyone who has lived and worked Read More …
A French citizen filed an application for immigration to Quebec but it was rejected because her thesis contained a chapter in English. Photo: Alexandre Duval/Radio-Canada Émilie Dubois applied for immigration to the province after completing a Ph.D. in the Francophone University of Laval in Quebec City. At the beginning of the year, the Quebec Immigration Read More …
The Quebec government has suspended changes to the Quebec Experience Program that have entered into effect on November 1. Provincial Immigration Minister Simon Jolin-Barrette confirmed the suspension of changes on Friday, November 8. The Quebec Experience Program (Program de l’expérience québécoise, PEQ) is a popular fast-track immigration program that allows international graduates and temporary foreign Read More …
Canada is one of the leading countries in the extraction and production of oil and gas. Experienced professionals in this industry are welcomed and offered up to C$100,000 per year. However, they also have to meet stiff requirements. Canada has the world’s third-largest oil reserves, after Venezuela and Saudi Arabia. This North American country owns Read More …
Effective November 1, 2019, international graduates of Quebec post-secondary institutions will be able to apply for participation in the PEQ Quebec Graduate Stream, which has been suspended since July 2019. The updated information was published in the Official Gazette of Quebec (Gazette officielle du Québec) on October 30th. The Quebec Graduate Stream of the Quebec Read More …
Currently, more than 19,000 international students are studying in Atlantic provinces of Canada. And their number is growing. According to a new report, more international students prefer to study in Canada in universities of the Atlantic provinces. In Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Labrador, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island, the number of full-time international students Read More …
In Canada, there is a wide scatter of tuition fees for university programs: in the most expensive province, the cost can be three times higher than in the cheapest one. Fees can also vary depending on the field of study. A new report by Statistics Canada showed that tuition fees have changed significantly in the Read More …