CANADIAN EDUCATION
Canadian education lets you shape your study to suit your needs - a freedom that is combined with a long tradition of excellence and innovative approach to teaching at every level.
Why Canadian Education?
- Canadian tuition fees are less than the U.K. & U.S.A
- Internationally Recognized Education
- Competitively Priced
- A Safe Place to Study [Students Heaven]
- Work Opportunities
- Multicultural and Welcoming
- One of the Best Places in the World to Live
Canadian postgraduate study
Get a head start in your career with a Canadian postgraduate degree. Canada is a world-leader in innovation and many university facilities are state-of-the-art. A Canadian postgraduate education will give you an edge over the competition.
Most master's degrees and MBAs at Canadian universities take between 12 months to 18 months to complete. While you're here, you'll be immersed in English or French, the world's most important business languages. At the same time, you'll be part of a truly international community - you may find as many as 50 different nationalities on a single campus. A master's degree, PhD or MBA from a Canadian university will prove to employers that you're capable of independent thought and self-discipline. They'll know you can conduct and analyse your own research and make a real contribution to their company or organisation. Canadian postgraduate study that suits your needs.
The wide range of Canadian postgraduate courses on offer gives you great flexibility. You can start by enrolling on a postgraduate diploma course (PG Dip), then transfer to a master's degree, or get a master's degree program which could lead on to a PhD. It's up to you.
How long is a Canadian postgraduate course?
Full-time postgraduate courses in Canada vary from one year to four years, depending on the type of course you choose:
- One-year courses: Postgraduate Certificate/Diploma, Master's degrees, MBAs
- Two-year courses: Some master's degrees
- Three to four-year courses: PhDs, New Route PhDs
Pre-master's courses
Pre-master's courses can last from one term to a complete academic year and cover academic study, cultural instruction and language training. You may need to take a pre-master's course if your qualifications or English language skills don't quite match the standard required for a Canadian master's degree. Many courses will guarantee progression on to a master's course at a particular university.
- Postgraduate certificate or diploma (PG Cert/Dip)
Postgraduate certificates and diplomas are one-year taught postgraduate courses that don't usually involve research. They're often accepted as professional qualifications, giving you a fantastic head start in your chosen career. - Taught master's (MA, MSc, LLM, Med, etc.)
Taught master's courses generally last for one year and consist of two elements. You'll complete a number of modules (attending lectures and seminars, writing essays and taking examinations) and produce a dissertation from original research. - Research master's (MRes, MPhil)
On a master's degree by research in the Canada, you won't typically attend lectures; instead you'll devote the entire year to research. Your final mark will be determined by the quality of your dissertation. - Master of Business Administration (MBA)
An MBA is a specialist business taught master's course that will give you a real step up the managerial ladder. It's the best-known and most popular postgraduate qualification. - Doctorate (PhD)
A PhD, also known as a doctorate, takes three to four years to complete, during which time you'll be working on a single research project. In your final year, you'll be asked to present a dissertation of approximately 100,000 words.
Canadian undergraduate study and degrees
There are many reasons why you should study an undergraduate course in Canada - and an even greater number of subjects to choose from. Courses ranging from accountancy to zoology are delivered at hundreds of universities and colleges of higher education throughout Canada. With a Canadian degree you can specialise in the subject that interests you, in a country renowned for the quality of its research and the reputation of its academics.
A Canadian undergraduate education gives you an amazing opportunity to immerse yourself in a subject that fascinates you. Whether you choose to study for a degree or foundation degree, you'll learn to think for yourself and work independently.
You can choose from thousands of Canadian courses in science and technology, computing and business, art and design, social sciences, the humanities and many others. The broad range and flexible approach of the Canadian education system means that you're free to choose exactly what you want to study.
Canadian undergraduate study that suits your needs
The wide range of undergraduate courses in Canada gives you a huge amount of flexibility. You can enrol on a bachelor's degree from the beginning, or you can start by taking a two-year Diploma or foundation degree and then top up to a degree afterwards. You can study a single honours degree and focus entirely on one subject, or study two subjects in a joint honours or combined honours degree - it's entirely up to you.
Canadian Public High School (secondary school) / Pre-University
Canadian public schools accept international students. Publicly-funded schools are managed at the local level by elected school boards. Almost all public schools are co-educational and offer day programs with Homestay. Public schools in Canada offer international students a true Canadian educational experience. Boarding / Residential or Day School with Homestay.
- Grades 9 -12 / Pre-UM
- Boys & Girls ages 13 - 18yrs
- September, January or May admissions
SUMMER CAMPS
In collaboration with our partner institutions, our residence summer camp program is geared towards individualized programs tailored towards the particular need of the participant. Over 50+ activities and academic tutoring are in place. Please email us for additional details. You can equally register online and we will advise you of the next step.