Study in Canada

Canada is a top destination for international students due to its high-quality education system, diverse and inclusive society, and excellent work opportunities. Canadian universities are known for their innovative research, diverse programs, and supportive learning environments.

Discover the Benefits of Studying in Canada​

High-Quality Education

Canada Offers a Welcoming and Diverse Society

Thriving Job Market

Post-Graduation Work Permit Program

Wide Variety of Programs

Valuable Work Experience

PR/Citizenship Opportunity

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Courses Available

Engineering

Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Computer Engineering, Chemical Engineering

Business Management

Master of Business Administration (MBA), International Business, Finance and Accounting, Marketing, Human Resource Management

Health Sciences

Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, Public Health, Biomedical Sciences

Arts and Humanities

Literature, History, Psychology, Sociology, Fine Arts

Natural and Applied Sciences

Environmental Science, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics

Technology and IT

Computer Science, Information Technology, Data Science, Cybersecurity, Software Engineering

Eligibility Requirements

1. Academic Requirements

  • Undergraduate Programs:
    • High school diploma or equivalent.
    • Minimum grade requirements (usually a GPA of 3.0 or equivalent).
    • Specific prerequisite courses depending on the program (e.g., Mathematics and Science courses for Engineering programs).
    • English or French proficiency through standardized tests such as IELTS, TOEFL, or TEF (specific score requirements vary by institution).
  • Postgraduate Programs:
    • Bachelor’s degree from a recognized institution.
    • Minimum grade requirements (varies by program and university).
    • Some programs may require completion of specific undergraduate courses.
    • Relevant work experience for certain professional programs (e.g., MBA).
    • English or French proficiency through standardized tests such as IELTS, TOEFL, or TEF.

2. Language Proficiency

  • English Language Tests:
    • IELTS: Minimum overall band score of 6.5, with no band less than 6.0 for most universities.
    • TOEFL: Minimum score of 80-100 on the internet-based test (iBT) for most universities.
    • PTE: Minimum score of 58-65 for most universities.

 

 3. Financial Requirements

  • Proof of sufficient funds to cover tuition fees, living expenses, and return transportation.
  • Bank statements, scholarship letters, or letters of financial support.

 

4. Medical Examination

  • Required if you plan to stay in Canada for more than six months.
  • Medical exams must be conducted by a panel physician approved by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).
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Study Permit Requirements

  • Letter of Acceptance:
    • From a Designated Learning Institution (DLI) in Canada.
  • Proof of Financial Support:
    • Bank statements, scholarship letters, or letters of financial support demonstrating sufficient funds.
  • Valid Passport:
    • A passport valid for the duration of your study.
  • Photographs:
    • Passport-sized photographs meeting the Canadian visa specifications.
  • Immigration Medical Examination (IME):
    • If required based on your country of residence.
  • Police Clearance Certificate:
    • To prove you have no criminal record.
  • Statement of Purpose:
    • A letter explaining why you want to study in Canada and your plans after graduation.
  • Biometrics:
    • Fingerprints and photograph for applicants from certain countries.

Additional Requirements

  • Portfolio or Audition:
    • For programs in the arts, design, and performance.
  • Interview:
    • Some programs may require an interview as part of the admission process.
  • Work Experience:
    • Some postgraduate programs may require relevant work experience.

Steps to Apply for a Study Permit

  1. Apply to a Designated Learning Institution (DLI)

    • Research and choose your program and institution.
    • Submit your application to the selected institution along with the required documents.
    • Receive your letter of acceptance.

  2. Gather Required Documents

    • Letter of acceptance from a DLI.
    • Proof of financial support.
    • Valid passport.
    • Passport-sized photographs.
    • Police clearance certificate.
    • Medical examination report (if required).
    • Statement of purpose.

  3. Submit Study Permit Application

    • Complete and submit your study permit application online through the IRCC website.
    • Pay the application fee.

  4. Provide Biometrics

    • If required, provide your biometrics (fingerprints and photograph) at a designated biometric collection site.

  5. Attend an Interview (if required)

    • Be ready for a possible interview at the Canadian consulate or embassy.

  6. Receive Study Permit

    • If your application is approved, you will receive a Port of Entry (POE) Letter of Introduction.
    • Present this letter to the immigration officer when you arrive in Canada to obtain your study permit.

How Step4Progress Can Help You Study in Canada ?

At Step4Progress, we are dedicated to making your journey to study in Canada as smooth and successful as possible. Here’s how we can assist you at every step of the process:

Personalized Consultation

  • Initial Assessment:

    • We begin with an in-depth consultation to understand your academic background, career goals, and personal preferences.
    • We assess your eligibility for various programs and universities in Canada.

  • Program and University Selection:

    • Based on your assessment, we recommend suitable programs and universities that align with your goals.
    • We provide detailed information about the courses, faculty, campus facilities, and student life at the recommended institutions.

Application Assistance

  • Document Preparation:

    • We guide you on gathering and preparing all necessary documents, including academic transcripts, letters of recommendation, and personal statements.
    • We ensure that your documents meet the specific requirements of each institution.

  • Application Submission:

    • We help you complete and submit your application forms accurately and on time.
    • We keep track of application deadlines and ensure that you meet them.

  • Follow-Up:

    • We regularly follow up with the institutions on the status of your application.
    • We keep you informed about any additional requirements or updates from the universities.

Visa and Immigration Support

  • Study Permit Application:

    • We assist you in completing your study permit application, ensuring that you provide all necessary information and documentation.
    • We guide you through the process of submitting your application online via the IRCC website.

  • Financial Documentation:

    • We help you gather and prepare proof of financial support, including bank statements, scholarship letters, or financial affidavits.

  • Medical Examination and Police Clearance:

    • We provide information on how to complete your medical examination and obtain a police clearance certificate, if required.

  • Biometrics and Interview Preparation:

    • We guide you on providing biometrics and preparing for any potential interviews with Canadian immigration officers.

Pre-Departure Orientation

  • Cultural and Practical Information:

    • We conduct orientation sessions to prepare you for life in Canada, covering topics such as Canadian culture, education system, and daily living.

  • Travel and Accommodation:

    • We assist you in making travel arrangements and finding suitable accommodation close to your university.

  • Packing and Arrival Tips:

    • We provide tips on what to pack, how to navigate the airport, and what to expect upon arrival in Canada.

Post-Arrival Support

  • Settling In:

    • We offer support to help you settle into your new environment, including assistance with opening a bank account, getting a SIM card, and accessing local services.

  • Ongoing Assistance:

    • We are available to answer any questions or address any concerns you may have throughout your stay in Canada.
    • We provide guidance on extending your study permit, applying for a work permit, or transitioning to permanent residency if you choose to stay in Canada after graduation.

Career and Networking Opportunities

  • Career Counseling:

    • We offer career counseling services to help you identify job opportunities and career paths in Canada.
    • We assist you in preparing a professional resume and cover letter, and provide tips on job searching and interview preparation.

  • Networking Events:

    • We organize networking events and connect you with alumni and professionals in your field of study.
    • We provide information on internships, co-op programs, and part-time job opportunities available to international students.

Ready to take the next step towards your international education?