School

Studying in Canadian schools

When you choose to study in Canada as an international student, you’re making the right choice for the future. After all, a Canadian education is an investment in you or your children. Canada is recognized worldwide for our high academic standards – from elementary to secondary, colleges, universities and beyond.

Canadian schools offer admission in the two semesters of January (February) and September (September).Graduates in Canada start at the age of 5 to 6 and continue until grade 12. The children go to school 5 days a week. Since Canada is a bilingual country, the school will be available in French and English throughout Canada. Children of foreign students who are studying in their main field can benefit from the free education of their children under the age of 18, and this is a good opportunity for students to continue their education without worrying about being away from their families.

Pishtazan Canada, in order to allow parents of students to attend during their studies by obtaining a tourist visa, allows parents to accompany their children during their studies. Also, students who come to Canada alone to study and their families are not in a position to accompany their child, so they can safely leave their children in the hands of a Canadian family that has been evaluated and has the relevant license. In this method, the student has an independent room and 3 full meals that will be prepared and served by the host family.

It is important to note that you do not need to have an international language certificate to enter school, and student accommodation and a mobile tourist visa will not require permanent residency.

Public Schools

Many Canadian public schools now accept international students into their programs. Publicly-funded primary schools are managed at the local level by elected school boards, which deliver a standard curriculum or program of study. Almost all public schools have male and female students in the same classes. They offer day programs only.

In most parts of Canada, international students can choose to study in English, French or both languages. In Quebec, elementary schooling for international students occurs in French, unless the parents apply to have their child study in English.

Some provinces offer a separate school system that includes classes in religion. This is part of the public school system and is open to all.

Attending

Elementary school in Canada

  • Each province and territory decides when the school year starts and ends, although it usually begins in September and ends in June. School hours generally run from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., or 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., from Monday to Friday. Education is free for all students in the Canadian public school system. Children must attend school until age 16 or 18, depending on the province or territory.
Attending

High school in Canada

  • Each province and territory decides when the school year starts and ends, although it usually begins in September and ends in June. School hours generally run from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. or later, from Monday to Friday. Some students attend summer school. This happens when they need to complete a course they did not finish during the school year. Education is free for all students in the Canadian public school system. High school students must attend school until age 16 or 18, depending on the province or territory.

Private schools

Private schools in Canada charge fees and they must deliver the same curriculum as public schools in that province or territory. This ensures that students complete the same course of study as students in the public school system.

The legal status of private schools varies across Canada. Most provinces and territories require private schools to register with their ministries of education. The schools must follow the curriculum and other standards set by that province.

The way private and independent schools deliver programs may differ from the public school system. Class sizes are often smaller, and students may benefit from specialized programming. Some private schools will have a religious program, as well as standard school subjects. Sometimes, private schools are set up for boys only or for girls only.

Private schools include boarding schools (with on-site accommodations) such as, Montessori/Waldorf schools, International Baccalaureate schools and Arrowsmith schools for students with learning disabilities.

Cost of

Elementary school in Canada

  • Public elementary or primary school is free for residents of Canada. If you’re sending your child to Canada to study, please check with the school to find out if there are fees for international students. Sometimes, schools charge small fees for your child to participate in extra activities, such as sports teams or school outings. Most children bring their own lunch to school, however, some schools offer cafeterias or hot lunch programs where your child may purchase a meal.
Cost of

High school in Canada

  • Public secondary or high school is free in Canada for residents of the country. Many schools charge fees for international students, which can range from approximately CAD 8,000 to CAD 14,000 per year. Please check with the school you want your teenager to attend to confirm the cost, if any, for international students.

    Sometimes, schools charge small fees for your child to participate in extra activities, such as sports teams or school outings. In high school, many students bring their own lunch to school, however, some schools offer cafeterias or hot lunch programs where your child may purchase a meal.

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Canadian Schools

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    Elementary school

    Quality teachers, high-quality education

    Canada ranks 3rd among the world’s wealthiest countries in terms of the quality of education. Our greatest strengths lie in delivering excellent learning programs at the elementary and secondary school levels in reading, math and science[1].

    Our primary students are high achievers thanks to our high-quality teachers. Canadian teachers are passionate about their work. They create interactive, supportive learning environments for children and integrate innovative learning methods and technologies to strengthen learning.

    Canadian teachers have a bachelor’s degree and practical teacher training before entering the profession. Many go on to obtain master’s degrees. All teachers must maintain and upgrade their skills through regular professional development.

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    Secondary school

    Are you coming to Canada with your teenager or thinking about sending them to Canada for a high school exchange program? Both offer opportunities for your teenager to grow in a safe and supportive environment while gaining a world-class education.

    Also known as secondary school, high school runs from grades 9 to 12 in most Canada province except Quebec, which starts in grade 7 and ends in grade 12. After successfully completing high school at age 17 or 18, students can go on to college or university.

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    Language schools in Canada

    Canada’s language schools are the best places to study English or French and to immerse yourself in a country unlike any other in the world. After all, Canada is world renowned for the diversity of our people, our dual English and French identity, the beauty of our landscapes and our excellent academic standards

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