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CANADA CANADA – – AS A COUNTRY AS A COUNTRY LOCATION LOCATION: NORTH OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. : NORTH OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. ND LARGEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD AND 4 ND LARGEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD AND 4 CANADA IS THE 2 ND CANADA IS THE 2 ND LARGEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD AND 4 TH LARGEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD AND 4 TH TH TH CANADA IS THE 2 CANADA IS THE 2 LARGEST COUNTRY BY LAND AREA. LARGEST COUNTRY BY LAND AREA. AREA 9,984,670 sq km AREA AREA - 9,984,670 sq km AREA 9,984,670 sq km 9,984,670 sq km THE COUNTRY IS DIVIDED IN 10 PROVINCES AND 3 TERRITORIES. THE COUNTRY IS DIVIDED IN 10 PROVINCES AND 3 TERRITORIES. CAPITAL CITY CAPITAL CITY – – OTTAWA OTTAWA LARGEST CITY LARGEST CITY – – TORONTO TORONTO OFFICIAL LANGUAGES OFFICIAL LANGUAGES – – ENGLISH AND FRENCH ENGLISH AND FRENCH CURRENCY CURRENCY CURRENCY CURRENCY – CANADIAN DOLLARS CANADIAN DOLLARS CANADIAN DOLLARS CANADIAN DOLLARS O U T N T R E E D A U C T S H
C H A E R T U O T N E D U T S MAP OF CANADA ANADA MAP OF C
Provinces in Canada Provinces in Canada • The provinces and territories of Canada combine to make The provinces and territories of Canada combine to make up the world's second-largest country by area. • The 10 provinces are Alberta , British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Quebec, and Saskatchewan. • The 3 territories are Northwest Territories, Nunavut, e 3 e o es a e o es e o es, u a u , and Yukon. • English and French are the main languages used in legislature and civil service. g O U T N T R E E D A U C T S H
Demographics of Canada Demographics of Canada Demographics of Canada Demographics of Canada • 76.7% European • 14.2% Asian 14.2% Asian • 4.3% Aboriginal • 2.9% Black • • 1 2% Latin American 1.2% Latin American • 0.5% Multiracial • 0.3% Other O T U N T R E E D A U C T S H
WELL KNOWN CANADIAN BRANDS WELL KNOWN CANADIAN BRANDS WELL KNOWN CANADIAN BRANDS WELL KNOWN CANADIAN BRANDS • Blackberry (RIM) (Telecommunications) • Scotia Bank (Banking and Finance) • Methanex (World’s largest supplier of Methanol) (Chemicals), TMX Group (Trading Group) • Bell (Telecommunications) • Sun Life (Insurance), McCain Food (Food) • Gilden Activewear (Apparel), Magna (Automotive), O U T N T R E E D A U C T S H
WELL KNOWN CANADIAN BRANDS WELL KNOWN CANADIAN BRANDS O T U N T R E E D A U C T S H
EDUCATION SYSTEM IN SYSTEM IN CANADA CANADA O U T N T R E E D A U C T S H
WHY STUDY IN CANADA � Quality and internationally recognized degrees � Wide range of choices for bachelors and masters � Wide range of choices for bachelors and masters � Affordable education & living � work and settlement opportunities. � Safe Country � Multi cultural environment � G � Good visa success ratio d i ti � Stay back option available to international students � A High Tech Country � A High Tech Country � Student friendly O T U N T R E E D A U C T S H
TYPES OF EDUCATION INSTITUTES IN CANADA � UNIVERSITIES � COMMUNITY COLLEGES O U T N T R E E D A U C T S H
TYPES OF DEGREES OFFERED IN CANADA CANADA TYPE DURATION CERTIFICATES 1 YEAR DIPLOMA 2 YEARS ADVANCE DIPLOMA 3 YEARS ASSOCIATE DEGREES 2 YEARS UNIVERSITY TRANSFER PROGRAM 2 YEARS BACHELORS DEGREES 3 ‐ 4 YEARS GRADUATE DIPLOMA 1 ‐ 2 YEARS MASTERS DEGREE 1 ‐ 2 YEARS O U T N T R E DOCTORATE 3 ‐ 5 YEARS E D A U C T S H
DIPLOMA AND ADVANCE DIPLOMA IN CANADA •These courses are offered by community colleges and universities for students with a 12 th std qualification or for universities for students with a 12 th std qualification or for students who have completed a 3 years diploma after 10 th std. •These courses are also known as career diplomas as these are technical courses which gives hands on experience •Students opt for specialization with these courses. •These courses can also give credits to the student of they wish g y to pursue further studies in the university. O U T N T R E E D A U C T S H
Eligibility : • Students with a minimum 50% in 12 th std core academic subjects. • Three years diploma after10th std y p minimum 50% • Minimum IELTS 6.0 band score with no band less than 5.5 (No ESL Courses) Fees: CAD 9000 – CAD 15000 CAD 9000 – CAD 15000 O U T N T R E E D A U C T S H
UNIVERSITY TRANSFER PROGRAM (UTP) AND ASSOCIATE DEGREES (AD) IN CANADA ASSOCIATE DEGREES (AD) IN CANADA •These courses are offered by community colleges and universities for students with a 12th std qualification. i iti f t d t ith 12th td lifi ti •These courses are ideal for students who are undecided for their career path. p •These courses are basically the first two years of a bachelors program in a university. •These courses leads the students to the 3 rd year of the university •These courses leads the students to the 3 year of the university program. •UTP courses – compulsory progression into the university •AD courses – students can choose to either progress on to the AD t d t h t ith t th degree program in the university or can take a break from their studies. •Students opting for AD courses are eligible for stay back options O T U N T R after completion of the 2 years program E E D A U C T S H
Eligibility : • Students with a minimum 60% in 12 th std • Minimum IELTS 6.5 band score (No ESL courses) • Three years diploma after10th std are not accepted Fees: CAD 12000 – CAD 15000 O U T N T R E E D A U C T S H
GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN CANADA � Graduate Certificates are programs offered by government colleges in Canada for students with a bachelors degree or 3 years diploma holder after 12 th std. g y p � In the state of Ontario it is termed as OCGC(Ontario College Graduate Certificate) and in other states it is termed as Post Graduate Diploma BC PDD/PBD termed as Post Graduate Diploma, BC PDD/PBD � These are very good options for students with 15 years of education. � These are specialized job-oriented programs which serve as pathway courses after Graduation and before Masters. If students score well academically, they can enroll for Masters in Universities. No GRE required. O U T N T R E E D A U C T S H
Eligibility : • Students with a Bachelor’s degree g minimum 50% • Three years diploma after12th std y p minimum 50% • Minimum IELTS 6.5 band score with no band less than 6.0* Fees: CAD 9000 – CAD 15000 CAD 9000 – CAD 15000 O T U N T R E E D A U C T S H
MASTER DEGREES IN CANADA •Canadian universities accepts only 16 years of education for Masters. •A master’s degree gives the opportunity to further enhances the •A master s degree gives the opportunity to further enhances the knowledge of a particular subject. •A master’s degree is an academic qualification awarded to individuals who successfully demonstrate a higher level of expertise in a particular field of study. •Masters should be in the field of bachelors. Masters should be in the field of bachelors. •Masters in Canada is for 18 to 24 months. •Masters is more of research based. •Helps to earn an in depth knowledge of the subject •Helps to earn an in-depth knowledge of the subject. O U T N T R E E D A U C T S H
MASTER DEGREES IN CANADA • Master of Arts (MA), awarded to arts, humanities and social sciences • Master of Science (MSc), awarded to engineering, natural sciences, and mathematics. • Masters of Applied science is awarded to engineering students • Masters of Applied science is awarded to engineering students wherein the course will be more practical oriented. • Master of Law (LLM), awarded for masters in law programs • Master of Philosophy (MPhil), awarded in research programs, typically those that lead to a PhD degree O U T N T R E E D A U C T S H
Eligibility : • Students with a Bachelor’s degree g minimum 70% • Minimum IELTS 6.5 band score with no band less than 6.0 Fees: CAD 18000 CAD 25000 CAD 18000– CAD 25000 O T U N T R E E D A U C T S H
I t k Intakes: Generally 3 intakes – September (Fall),January (Winter) and May (Summer). The Application for admissions and May (Summer). The Application for admissions should be completed by month of April/May if the student wants to go for Fall (September) intake, August for the Spring (January) and February for the Summer (May) Spring (January) and February for the Summer (May) intake. Duration � 8-month (2 semesters) � 1-year (2 or 3 semesters) � 2-years. (4 semesters) O U T N T R E E D A U C T S H
Co ‐ op Option : A few Courses have an extra semester in which the students can choose the which the students can choose the Co-op option / paid or unpaid internship program These internships are arranged program. These internships are arranged by the college and are an excellent way of getting work exposure in Canada getting work exposure in Canada . O T U N T R E E D A U C T S H
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