Decide on the schools, colleges or universities offering the programs that interest you and go to their Web sites for more details about their programs of study. Before you enroll in a private school or college, check with Canadian Immigration officials locally that the private institution meets Canadian requirements or the rules of the province where the institution is located. The registrar can also provide information on tuition fees, health insurance, scholarships, lodging and living expenses, and language requirements. Know how you will finance your studies and stay in Canada. Investigate whether financial assistance or scholarships are available from your home country.
Some institutions offer student assistance, especially at the university graduate studies level.
If you have not previously studied in English for at least a few years, you will likely have to pass a fluency test. Some institutions will admit you with lower scores on condition that you take a language course prior to, or at the same time as, your regular program. If you know where you will be studying, use Education Systems on the main menu to find out about the education system, schools and programs of study available there. Explore the Internet Student Guides below for more details and information on coming to Canada to study. These guides for international students cover all the basic information you need know about studying in Canada.