Canada's education system includes government-funded schools and private schools including intermediate colleges / technical institutes, vocational colleges, language schools, secondary schools, summer camps, universities, and university colleges.
Under the Canadian constitution, the education process is a regional responsibility, and this means that there are fundamental differences between education systems in different provinces. However, education is extremely important for Canadians and high standards and standards are largely uniform across the country.
In general, Canadian children enroll in kindergarten for a year or two at the age of four or five years voluntarily. All children start first grade around the age of six. The school year usually starts from September to next June, but in some cases, dates for admission to newcomers can be available in January. Secondary schools teach grades 11 and 12 according to the district. From here, students can enroll in university, college or Cégep studies. Cégep is an acronym in French from the Institute / College of General and Vocational Education and is a two-year study of general education and three years of vocational education between high school and university. The Cégep education system is located in the Province of Quebec.
High quality of education
The educational institutions are not classified according to the official status in Canada, but you will find high-quality institutions across the country. When selecting your school in Canada, please consider the type, size, and location of the institute. If you are interested in a specific area of study, you should search and investigate schools that have a lot to offer in this field of knowledge.
Canadians place great importance on education. They have developed a first-class education system to the highest standards. The country spends a lot on education (as a percentage of GDP) compared to the OECD average and is the second-highest country among the G8 Group of Eight major industrialized countries.
Canadian youth consistently ranks best in international tests of reading, science, and mathematics - a testament to the outstanding quality of Canadian schools. The degree awarded by Canada as well as the diploma and certificates are highly respected in the business, government, and academic circles around the world.
One of the best places in the world for living
One of the best places to live in the world. For nine years (1994-2002), a United Nations survey showed that Canada is one of the top three places to live in the world. This questionnaire is carried out every year as the quality of life is evaluated in 174 countries using more than 200 performance indicators. Canada has scored especially high in access to education and life expectancy for a longer period (as a result of the universal healthcare system) and low rates of crime and violence, in addition to the largest cities in Canada - Vancouver, Toronto, and Montreal - famous for being among the most prestigious cities in the world that She can live and work with her because of her cleanliness and safety, as well as for her cultural activities and charming charming lifestyle.
High standard of living
Canadians enjoy a standard of living at the highest levels in the world. More than 65 percent of Canadians own the homes in which they live, and a higher percentage owns durable goods such as a car, refrigerator/fridge, washing machine, TV, telephone and radio. Canada also has a comprehensive health care system and social insurance network.
The media, entertainment, and artwork are very advanced in Canada. Canada's sophisticated radio system includes more than 1,000 AM and FM radio stations and about 719 TV stations to serve the audience and viewers' entertainment and education. There is also a wide range of cultural activities including museums, galleries, theaters, music and dance performances, and concerts.
Welcome environment
Canada has traditionally been a country of immigrants and has a policy that promotes the diversity and diversity of multiple cultures. She respects different points of view in such a vital situation and encourages study together.
Almost all racial groups are represented in Canada and as a result, Canada has its own foods and leisure activities associated with specific cultures. It is also easy to enter informal clubs, societies, and clubs that represent many ethnic origins, and counselors of expatriate students in schools can help them to contact such groups.
Most civic centers have a variety of shopping centers, restaurants, theaters, art galleries, and museums. Canadian cities provide several parks, gardens, and beaches for public use, in addition to great sports and entertainment.
Beautiful environment:
Canadians place great value on their natural environment. There are currently 40 public parks in Canada and reserves that protect more than 300,000 square kilometers of wilderness. Public parks are located in each province and territory, some of which are known as UNESCO World Heritage Sites (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization). Also, each province and territory has specific areas to be special parks in the province and wild areas of ecological and natural reserves. There are more than two thousand of those defined areas in the country.
The students who came to Canada will witness one of the most beautiful natural environments in the world, and Canada is a country of great diversity in its geography. There are many experiences that one can go through in the external parks from the fertile coast in British Columbia to the majestic rocky mountains in Alberta and the sky. Vast expanse of prairie and even "maple sugar country" in the Great Lakes and in St. Lawrence Walt
Canada's education system includes government-funded schools and private schools including intermediate colleges / technical institutes, vocational colleges, language schools, secondary schools, summer camps, universities, and university colleges.
Under the Canadian constitution, the education process is a regional responsibility, and this means that there are fundamental differences between education systems in different provinces. However, education is extremely important for Canadians and high standards and standards are largely uniform across the country.
In general, Canadian children enroll in kindergarten for a year or two at the age of four or five years voluntarily. All children start first grade around the age of six. The school year usually starts from September to next June, but in some cases, dates for admission to newcomers can be available in January. Secondary schools teach grades 11 and 12 according to the district. From here, students can enroll in university, college or Cégep studies. Cégep is an acronym in French from the Institute / College of General and Vocational Education and is a two-year study of general education and three years of vocational education between high school and university. The Cégep education system is located in the Province of Quebec.
High quality of education
The educational institutions are not classified according to the official status in Canada, but you will find high-quality institutions across the country. When selecting your school in Canada, please consider the type, size, and location of the institute. If you are interested in a specific area of study, you should search and investigate schools that have a lot to offer in this field of knowledge.
Canadian youth consistently ranks best in international tests of reading, science, and mathematics - a testament to the outstanding quality of Canadian schools. The degree awarded by Canada as well as the diploma and certificates are highly respected in the business, government, and academic circles around the world.
One of the best places in the world for living
One of the best places to live in the world. For nine years (1994-2002), a United Nations survey showed that Canada is one of the top three places to live in the world. This questionnaire is carried out every year as the quality of life is evaluated in 174 countries using more than 200 performance indicators. Canada has scored especially high in access to education and life expectancy for a longer period (as a result of the universal healthcare system) and low rates of crime and violence, in addition to the largest cities in Canada - Vancouver, Toronto, and Montreal - famous for being among the most prestigious cities in the world that She can live and work with her because of her cleanliness and safety, as well as for her cultural activities and charming charming lifestyle.
High standard of living
Canadians enjoy a standard of living at the highest levels in the world. More than 65 percent of Canadians own the homes in which they live, and a higher percentage owns durable goods such as a car, refrigerator/fridge, washing machine, TV, telephone and radio. Canada also has a comprehensive health care system and social insurance network.
The media, entertainment, and artwork are very advanced in Canada. Canada's sophisticated radio system includes more than 1,000 AM and FM radio stations and about 719 TV stations to serve the audience and viewers' entertainment and education. There is also a wide range of cultural activities including museums, galleries, theaters, music and dance performances, and concerts.
Welcome environment
Canada has traditionally been a country of immigrants and has a policy that promotes the diversity and diversity of multiple cultures. She respects different points of view in such a vital situation and encourages study together.
Almost all racial groups are represented in Canada and as a result, Canada has its own foods and leisure activities associated with specific cultures. It is also easy to enter informal clubs, societies, and clubs that represent many ethnic origins, and counselors of expatriate students in schools can help them to contact such groups.
Most civic centers have a variety of shopping centers, restaurants, theaters, art galleries, and museums. Canadian cities provide several parks, gardens, and beaches for public use, in addition to great sports and entertainment.
Beautiful environment:
Canadians place great value on their natural environment. There are currently 40 public parks in Canada and reserves that protect more than 300,000 square kilometers of wilderness. Public parks are located in each province and territory, some of which are known as UNESCO World Heritage Sites (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization). Also, each province and territory has specific areas to be special parks in the province and wild areas of ecological and natural reserves. There are more than two thousand of those defined areas in the country.
The students who came to Canada will witness one of the most beautiful natural environments in the world, and Canada is a country of great diversity in its geography. There are many experiences that one can go through in the external parks from the fertile coast in British Columbia to the majestic rocky mountains in Alberta and the sky. Vast expanse of prairie and even "maple sugar country" in the Great Lakes and in St. Lawrence Walt
