I want to study in Canada, but I don t know anything about it, so please help.

Before the college entrance examination, you can apply for a university **, so that you can not provide college entrance examination results or the college entrance examination score requirements are not too high, and at the same time, you can avoid the peak period of application. If you have reached IELTS and there is no band below 6, you have met one of the basic conditions for university admission, which is difficult for most high school graduates to achieve, and it is recommended to go to Canada for a period of intensive English. If you have already gone to university in China, you must not only provide high school scores, but also college entrance examination scores, if the university grades are not very good, it is not easy to apply for a top-ranked university.

At the same time, due to the differences in the courses taken by the two countries, the credits that can be transferred to the past are not 100%, which is not worth the loss in terms of time and funds.

There are many ways to study in Canada.

You can take the college entrance examination and use the college entrance examination results to apply.

If you have already gone to a university in China, you will need to apply with your college entrance examination and university scores.

Or you can come to Canada in high school for a year and a senior year in high school.

There are also various preparatory departments in the country.

Either way, start taking IELTS now to a minimum of 6 in each subject.

If you are determined to study abroad, it is not recommended that you prepare for the college entrance examination.

1.You can use this time to prepare your English and try to get IELTS when you graduate from high school, so that you can apply directly to university. (The advantage is that it saves money, and the disadvantage is that it is difficult and time-consuming).

2.After reading IELTS, you can apply for dual enrollment in some good universities, and you can study the language in Canada for about 4 months before the official start of school. (It's more reasonable, you can save some money, and you can apply to similar universities).

3.At the end of the second year of high school, you will go to high school and then apply to universities in Canada (the advantage is that it is good for you to apply to a good university, and the disadvantage is that it costs a little more).

I don't know how your English score is, it is recommended that you go to the China Youth Study Service Center for free consultation first, and then decide on your actual situation.

If the University of Toronto does not go to a school like China and Canada, it needs to take the college entrance examination.

If you really plan to study abroad, it is recommended not to take the college entrance examination. You can now go to IELTS (go to Global IELTS) and try to get an IELTS score of about 6, which seems to be okay, so that you can apply for a preparatory course in Canada. In the third year of high school in China, you don't need to study, you can go directly to the preparatory department for half a year, and then go to university after going to school.

If your goal is to study abroad and eventually obtain immigration status in Canada, it is recommended that you apply for courses in public institutions and go through the SPP program, free of funds** explanation, to facilitate obtaining a visa.

If you have a bachelor's degree, you can apply for a postgraduate diploma program at the college for a visa, and then switch to a post-secondary course when you are there. Completion of a minimum of 2 years of post-secondary course, after graduation, you can get a 3-year work visa, and one year of work can be obtained through the experience category to obtain immigration status.

If you are a graduate student, you can apply for your husband to accompany you at the same time.

Graduate students can apply for immigration after working for one year.

You can do skilled immigration, you can go to the Canadian immigration office** to see their points system, they are a scoring system, more clear.

If you get a master's degree in Canada, your education score can reach a full score of 25 points, and it is necessary to find a job locally after you graduate from the master's degree. And if you have a job, you will have arranged employment and adaptability.

Then you have to have at least one year of work experience with a work experience score.

Then there is the language skills score, not only the better the English, the better, but also if you know French, you can also get extra points.

There is also an age score, which is no problem for ordinary people.

When you successfully immigrate, you can apply for family immigration for your spouse, which does not have many quantitative standards, as long as you have enough income to apply.

It is not difficult to return to China after immigration, and you will only be superior to others if you take Canada's permanent residence in China.

However, after obtaining a permanent residence permit, you must stay in Canada for at least two of every five years, otherwise your permanent residence will be cancelled.

The situation is different in each region, and in Ontario, you can apply for experience immigration after graduation. Otherwise, you have to work for 3 years, and you can apply for reunion immigration in the next year, and your husband can pass, but the number of places for each reunion immigration is limited, so it is impossible to bring parents, spouses and children all at one time.

I hope you are satisfied with my answer.

Apply for public schools Apply for experience immigration after graduation Then reunite with your husband After immigration, it will not be affected to return to China You are still a Chinese citizen But you have to squat in immigration prison Because Canada is a conditional immigration The PR card is renewed every five years, and you must spend two years in Canada within five years, but if you want to return to China in the future, you can apply for naturalization as a citizen alone, so that as long as two people return to China together, the status of a person who has not been naturalized can also be kept, which is the new provision of the exemption for accompanying citizens.

If your goal is to immigrate by studying abroad, it is recommended that you enroll in a program at a public college.

After completing a 2-year college course, you can get a 3-year work visa after graduation, and you can apply for experience immigration after working for 1 year, and obtain immigration status in 3-6 months.

If you're interested in applying to a local public institution in Toronto, such as Centennial College or Seneca College, I can get you an offer.

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1.I heard that when I was studying in Canada, I had to work full-time to work 2Canadian universities are more tired than Chinese high schools, and it is estimated that a third of them will be eliminated3Science majors are relatively easy.

4.I don't know, I just know that if you want to go, you have to take the TOEFL or IELTS test and send the results to you along with the high school results, and you can only do it after being admitted.

5.Near the school, I heard that it is difficult to rent and it is relatively expensive. In Vancouver I don't know very well 6If you go straight to university, it can be difficult.

7.Some people go at 7 a.m., take a break in between, and end at 9 p.m. There is a good chance that there will be spare.

If Chinese students want to graduate successfully in Canada, it is recommended not to work. Because the elimination rate is really high.

8.If your English is not good, you will be disliked by the locals, and you will not be able to have a girlfriend with or without money.