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Explore School OptionsCANADIAN EDUCATION, BUILT AROUND YOUR CHILD
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From elementary school to university and language study, we help families compare options and plan their next step.
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Elementary, secondary, college and university planning are part of our school placement service. Explore language courses for your learning needs.
Colleges & Universities
Programs, applications and pathways
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Plan Your Next StageLanguage Learning
English study and French preparation
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STUDENT-CENTRED PLANNING
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We start by listening, then explain the reasons behind our advice.
Meet Our Team- 01
Understand Your Needs
Start with your background, goals, budget and timeline.
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Compare Suitable Options
Review school recommendations and the reasons behind them.
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Prepare to Apply
Work through documents, key dates and enrolment preparation.
GUIDES & PERSPECTIVES
Make an informed next step.
FEATURED GUIDEMake Sense of University Rankings
What do Maclean’s, QS, THE and ARWU measure? Consider rankings alongside programs, learning environments and student goals.
Read the Rankings GuideWhat are PAL and TAL, and does every study-permit applicant need one?
A PAL is a provincial attestation letter and a TAL is a territorial attestation letter confirming that an applicant has been allocated a place within the destination province or territory. Most study-permit applications require one, but K–12 students, eligible master’s and doctoral students at public DLIs, and other specified groups may be exempt.
Read the full answer →What is a PGWP, and does graduating from a DLI guarantee eligibility?
A PGWP is a post-graduation work permit that allows eligible international graduates to gain Canadian work experience. Graduating from a DLI does not make every program or graduate eligible; the school, specific program, study format, language and any applicable field-of-study requirements must all be checked.
Read the full answer →Is Canada's political climate and public safety suitable for international students?
Canada values multiculturalism, the rule of law and public safety, while each city, neighbourhood and accommodation arrangement still requires individual assessment. Actual risk and available support vary by city, neighbourhood, school, accommodation and the student’s age.
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