Study abroad for help, Canada and Australia are entangled

It is not recommended to go to Canada, you can't apply to a good school, and it will take at least 3 years.

If you go to Australia, you can complete the master's program in just one year, get the degree certificate, and the tuition fee and application fee are cheaper by more than half, and the key schools are good.

In fact, the UK is not bad, even if you go to a master's degree, you can apply to the top 30 universities. The first 30 years of the college upgrade.

But if you want to immigrate, the first choice must be Australia, one is cheap, one can learn English well, Canada can survive normally without knowing English...

If you are not ideal in mathematics, you can choose a relatively management major, and the pressure of learning is small, and you can learn it relatively easily.

It is recommended to go to Australia from the beginning of your undergraduate year, and you can take courses related to this major.

It is not recommended to go to Australia, where the immigration policy is very strict.

There are only a few universities in Australia that are ranked in the top 50 in the world, and it is very difficult to graduate from good universities in Australia, and tuition fees are expensive.

I graduated from UBC, and now in order to attract international students to stay, you can get a 3-year work visa after graduating from college for more than 2 years, and you can basically immigrate as long as you sign a long-term contract.

I suggest that you transfer to Canada and start your studies in college, where you are now given a temporary work visa, so you can work and go to school at the same time.

How can you live in Canada without learning English? I really don't understand.

Studying in Canada? Or Australia? This problem has troubled many students and parents, Canada and Australia are now mainstream countries for studying abroad, and many new policies have been formulated for studying abroad, which has brought convenience to many international students, but because of this, I don't know how to choose.

Let's compare studying in Canada with Australia to decide which country you want to go to.

Institutional Resources

There are more than 200 universities and colleges in Canada, including nearly 100 public universities. Moreover, in the 2016 CWUR World University Rankings, more than 60 Canadian universities have been shortlisted in the CWUR World University Rankings, and 21 universities have been shortlisted in the top 500 universities in the world, which is a great affirmation for the education of the "Maple Leaf Country". It should be pointed out that Canada's vocational colleges (post-secondary colleges) are similar to Australia's TAFEs, and students who go to vocational colleges to study vocational courses can also get work visas and immigration opportunities.

And Australia, as we all know, has 42 universities in Australia, as well as a number of TAFE colleges. As it is a Commonwealth country, international students graduating in Australia are more inclined to pursue a career in the UK.

Cost of studying abroad

According to statistics, Canada is one of the most stable countries in the past decade in terms of study abroad costs. In countries with overseas education as the industry, such as the United Kingdom and Australia, the cost of studying abroad has increased significantly in the past 10 years, especially in the past 5 years.

If you study in Australia for a bachelor's or master's degree in a prestigious university, the cost is 350,000 yuan per year, while in Canada, it is about 20-250,000 yuan per year, including living expenses and tuition fees.

Visas

In terms of the current policy, it is very difficult to get a visa to study in Australia for a diploma, and in comparison, Canada is very expensive, as long as the financial situation is OK and there are IELTS scores, you can get a visa, and finally get a work visa. If you choose to study for a diploma, you must choose Canada.

For visas from 2 countries, Australia has liberalized the visa requirements for undergraduate and master's degrees, and no longer needs financial guarantees and deposits, and more importantly, there is no need for IELTS requirements, and you can participate in the school's internal testing and supporting language courses. But in this regard, Canada is still relatively strict, unless you have an IELTS score or a good economic turnaround, the success rate of obtaining a visa is relatively large.

Employment

In fact, the employment rate of the two countries is not too low, but as long as the students pass the English test, there is no problem in speaking, they are flexible, willing to endure hardships, and find a job to support themselves. In terms of policy, you can now get a work visa ranging from 1-3 years after studying in Canada and Australia, which can create more opportunities for international students to stay and look for work.

Immigration

Both countries support independent skilled migration or employer-sponsored immigration. In the case of less than 4 7 points or 4 6 points in the IELTS test, Canada has an advantage over Australia if you rely on employment and re-immigration.

Advantage: Coming from Canada.

1. Sources of learning. While students enjoy the student visa, BAI parents can obtain a multiple-entry visa within the validity period of the passport at the same time;

2. The number of majors and the number of majors available in Canadian colleges and universities are far better than those in Australia;

3. Canadian friends are relatively enthusiastic compared to Australian friends;

4. Canada has a large land area and a living environment far better than Australia;

5. The one-year valid temporary visa policy after graduating from Canada is more humane, allowing you to find a job within one year, and you can exchange the temporary visa for a work visa or a permanent residence visa.

Australia; It is easier to apply for a student visa, as long as you have sufficient funds to guarantee the study funds, you can basically get a visa.

Disadvantages: Canada; The application materials for student visas are strictly processed, and the visa officer should not only look at the part of the study abroad funds, but also look at the student's study plan, and also need to give a detailed explanation when submitting the documents for the student's plan after completing the study. Generally speaking, if your IELTS or study plan is not reasonable, the immigration department will reject you on the grounds of immigration inclination!

Australia; 1. International students can choose a limited number of majors and colleges to choose from;

2. Parents can obtain a two-year multi-entry visa (expected to be implemented from the beginning of 2016);

3. You need to find a suitable company to accept before graduation, or you can only return to your own country;

4. The living conditions are limited, except for the city near the sea that is suitable for living, the expansion is all desert, and it is said that the ten most poisonous animals in the world are available in Australia;

5. According to the current exchange rate, the Australian dollar is about the same as the Canadian dollar.

Australia has a beautiful environment, high quality of education, easy immigration, moderate tuition fees, very good, I recommend you to see Shangyou zero agent, I hope it will help you

Canada's study abroad education system is inherited from North America, and it should be the country with the best education quality in the world. The entire education system is not so commercial, and the humanistic environment is very good for Chinese, so it can be said that it is the first choice for studying abroad.

Who said that the cost of living and accommodation in Australia adds up to 4 to 5 yuan?

It is recommended that if you have the conditions to go to Canada, there is no advantage in returning to China for employment with Australian education, it is too common, and the most returnees are in Australia.