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1/ If you are looking to get into a Canadian University as an international student, follow this thread. Getting admission into a Canadian university, requires that you have the right strategy. #CanadianSchool
2/ This starts from the time you decide that studying in Canada aligns with your plan. You will need to take the application process serious. It is the same as applying for a job. #CanadianSchool
3/ Please note that you can apply to study in Canada from one year before the start date. This gives you enough time to put together your application package and also enough time to apply for your #studentvisa. #CanadianSchool
4/ So, start early. You should plan to apply by March, of the proceeding year, for the September intake. However, if you’ are applying for a competitive course, apply earlier so as to increase your chances of success. #CanadianSchool
5/ The admission requirements for international students who wish to study in Canada can be summarized into two. These are language proficiency and sufficient finances. Both English and French are spoken in Canada. #CanadianSchool
6/ French is the official language in Québec province. So, Canadian universities offer courses in both languages. If you are not a native speaker (English or French), you may be required to submit proof of language proficiency. #CanadianSchool
7/ The university will also want to know how you intent to fund your university education. This is in case you don’t get a scholarship. #CanadianSchool
8/ Below are the steps we have identified to ensure you get admission into a Canadian University as an #InternationalStudent. #CanadianSchool
9/ Step 1: Do your research about the courses and universities you wish to apply for. Our suggestion is to have at least three options. #CanadianSchool
10/ Step 2: Once you narrow down you options to at least three courses and universities, check out their admission requirements for international students.
11/ Step 3: Submit all the required documents. This may include, but not limited to, the following: a certified copy of your diploma or certificate; a complete application form for your course; an updated CV (may be required for some courses) #CanadianSchool
12/ Letter of Intent: This is the letter that states your intention to enroll for the course in the university. Some university may also require you to submit English or French language proficiency results that are no more than one year old. #CanadianSchool
13/ Proof of funds to show that you can support yourself and anyone who immigrates with you during your studies. #CanadianSchool
14/ Most application for a PhD or Masters program requires that you submit two letters of Academic Reference, along with previous Letters of Employment and #CanadiaSchool
15/ Some universities in Canada may expect you to have your education assessed with an ECA (Educational Credential Assessment) #CanadianSchool
16/ Step 4: If your application is successful, you will get your “Offer of Admission” which is also called an Acceptance letter. This is the end of the first milestone. #CanadianSchool
17/ Step 5: Congratulation! You have your acceptance letter now. This is the beginning of another major milestone and it is time to apply for your study permit. #CanadianSchool
18/ The fact that you have been given admission doesn’t guarantee that you will automatically get a study permit as it is totally a separate application process. #CanadianSchool
19/ Once you have your letter of acceptance from a recognized university, prepare to submit your study permit application. For universities in Québec, you will also need a certificate of acceptance from the government. #CanadianSchool
20/ This is required as part of your study permit application package. You can easily get obtain a Canadian student visa application package from the CIC website or use a consultant. #CanadianSchool
21/ The next step is to create a MyCIC account, where you will fill in your details, and pay your application fees. You will be submitting all required documents online As part of your application package. #CanadianSchool
22/ You will need to prove that you have enough funds to support yourself throughout the duration of your course; #CanadianSchool
23/ You need to have a medical certificate from an approved doctor from the Canadian panel of physicians (if you plan to study in Canada for longer than six months); #CanadianSchool
24/ You will also need to show the Canadian Immigration Office that you intend to leave Canada after your studies are complete; and provide Police Clearance also known as a police certificate. #CanadianSchool
25/ Once your study permit application is approved, you can start preparing for your trip to Canada. #CanadaSchool
For more details on how to get into a Canadian School as an international student, visit https://africaextended.com/things-that-matter/career/how-to-get-into-canadian-university-as-an-international-student/. #Canadaschool #StudyinCanada #Students
