Available Universities and Colleges in Canada

ՀAcadia University

ՀAthabasca University

ՀBishop's University

ՀBrandon University

ՀBrescia College

ՀBrock University

ՀCarleton University

ՀConcordia University

ՀDalhousie University

ՀKing's College

ՀMcGill University

 ՀSheridan College Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning, Ontario.

Հ Seneca College, Ontario.

Հ Conestoga College, Ontario.

Հ George Brown College, Ontario.

Հ Northern Alberta Institute of Technology,    Alberta.

Հ College of the Rockies, British Columbia.

Հ Vancouver Premier College, British Columbia.

Հ Humber College, Ontario

Why Study in Canada

ՀHuge area, relatively small population, beautiful natural environment

ՀOne of worldҀs wealthiest nations

ՀMulticultural society with many immigrants 

ՀWell-respected and sophisticated education system, and one of the top destinations for international study

ՀSafe and interesting place to study ր students should begin planning early since admissions can be competitive

 

ՀA degree or diploma from Canadian educational institutions is instantly recognized around the world as being of the highest standard.

ՀTuition fees for international students in Canada are much lower than comparable countries. 

ՀCanada spends more per capita on education than any other country in the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)

ՀThere are 100,000 international students from all parts of the world annually in Canada. Your educational experience is sure to be truly international.

ՀCanada is renowned all over the world for its tradition of hospitality and tolerance. A remarkable multicultural society ensures that you will be welcomed and made to feel at home during your stay in Canada. More than 600,000 Canadians trace their roots back to India.

 

ՀCanada is a world leader in software development, telecommunications, aerospace, engineering, urban transport, biotechnology, mining technology and environmental industries. As a student, you have a wealth of research and scholars to draw upon a variety of disciplines. 

ՀFor all that it offers, Canada has a remarkably low cost of living. Its inflation rate has remained one of the lowest in the industrialized world Professional degrees are offered at undergraduate levels

ՀThere are many One-year MastersҀ degrees including MBA

ՀAccess to National Health Centre; which is free for students registered on courses of six months or longer

ՀFree school education for registered dependent children

Some Facts About Canada

ՀPopulation of Canada: -                   34289000

ՀDensity:-                                          3.41/km2 2]

ՀCapital :-                                          Ottawa

ՀCurrency:-                             Canadian Dollar

        

  The approximate currency exchange rate is: 

           1 Canadian Dollar = 33 - 38 Rs.

Applying for a work visa/permit when you have finished studying and you have a job offer

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suitable to your qualification; or

two years to obtain practical experience

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obtaining a membership or registration from a

New Zealand professional association which

requires more than two years of relevant

practical work experience.

To be eligible for a work visa/permit under our

Study to Work Policy you must:

three years, if you are working towards

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course in New Zealand or one that would qualify

for points under the Skilled Migrant Category

of Immigration New ZealandҀs Residence Policy

have successfully completed a three-year

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to the course or qualification you have completed

have evidence of an offer of employment related

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no later than three months after the end date of

your student permit for that qualification or hold

a graduate job search work permit.

If you are working towards obtaining a membership

or registration from a New Zealand professional

association (such as the New Zealand Institute

of Chartered Accountants or the New Zealand

Registered Architects Board), and are therefore

applying for a three-year work permit, you must also:

have recently finished your qualification, and apply

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registration is a requirement for you to fully

perform your professional duties

have evidence that such membership or

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considered relevant practical experience by the

professional association, including but not

limited to documentation from the professional

association, or from the employer, stating how

the employment meets the requirements set

by the professional association

have evidence that the employment is

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the requirements for registration or

membership of the professional association.have a New Zealand qualification that meets

If you have an offer of employment relevant to

your qualification, you may apply for a work visa/

permit under the Study to Work Policy. This work

visa/permit may be valid for a maximum period of:

Part Time Work and Job Possibilities in New Zealand

You may be allowed to work for up to 20 hours

each week during the academic year. You may also

be allowed to work full time during the Christmas

and New Year holiday period at the end of each

academic year. To work you will need to apply for a

variation of conditions to your student permit.

You can apply for a variation of conditions as

part of your application for a student visa or

permit, by ticking the option at

Visa/Permit Application (INZ 1012)

read the information below to see if you meet

the requirements to be allowed to work, and

the restrictions on the type of work you will be

allowed to do.

You can also apply for a variation of conditions

at a later date, as long as your student permit

is current. See рApplying for a variation of

conditions after you have your permitҀ below.

E2 of the Student. You should

Working during the academic year

You do not have to have a job offer when applying

for a variation of conditions, but you must be

enrolled in a full time course of study that meets

one of the criteria listed below.

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are studying at a private training establishment

or tertiary institution.

The course is at least two years long and you

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that qualifies for points under the Skilled

Migrant Category of Immigration New ZealandҀs

Residence Policy.

The course leads to a New Zealand qualification

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and you are taking part in an approved tertiary

exchange scheme.

The course is at least one academic year long

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have written permission from your school and

your parents.

You are studying in year 12 or year 13 and you

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establishment or tertiary institution, and the

main purpose of the course is to develop

English language skills. You must also have an

International English Language Testing System

(IELTS) overall band score of 5.0 or above in the

general academic module.

The course is at a private training

Working between academic years

You may also apply for a variation of conditions to

allow you to work full time during the Christmas

and New Year holiday period at the end of each

academic year. Your course of study must be full

time and more than 12 months long. You do not

have to have a job offer.

If you are studying in year 12 or year 13 (the last

two years of secondary school) and you wish to

work between academic years, you must have

written permission from:

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your parents, andՀ (if you are under 18 years of age) your school.

Can you work while holding a

student permit?

General Information on New Zealand Visa

What is full-time study?

We define full-time study as:

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(PTE) for at least 20 hours each week

attending a private training establishment

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equivalent, each semester at a tertiary

institution other than a PTE

studying at least three papers, or the

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school for at least one school term.

attending a primary, intermediate, or secondary

What is part-time study?

Part-time study means fewer hours or fewer

papers than full-time study.

If you want to study part time and you hold a

New Zealand visitorҀs permit or work permit,

you may apply for a variation of conditions to

allow you to study. You will need to:

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Conditions (INZ 1020)

complete the form Application for Variation of

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course and have paid the course fees for

non-New Zealand students

show evidence that you are enrolled in the

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If you are studying less than 20 hours each week

to finish your course of study you may be eligible

for a student visa/permit.

pay the application fee.

What courses can you study?

Your course of study and education provider

must be approved by the Ministry of Education

to offer places to overseas students. Your

education provider must also be a signatory to

the Ministry of EducationҀs

the Pastoral Care of International Students

able to offer you a place. You can find out from

the education provider whether they and their

courses are approved.

Code of Practice forto be

What is a visa and what is a permit?

A visa allows a person to travel to the

New Zealand border and a permit allows them to

remain in the country. If someone has a visa they

are usually issued with a permit at the border.

Visa-free countries

You can travel to New Zealand without a visa if

you are from a country on our list of visa-free

countries. You will need to apply for a student

permit when you are in New Zealand and you

have found an educational institute. See our

website www.immigration.govt.nz for the list of

visa-free countries.

What a student visa allows

A student visa allows you to travel to the

New Zealand border. When you arrive in

New Zealand an immigration officer will check

that you meet all the requirements to be granted

a permit to study in New Zealand.

What a student permit allows

A student permit allows you to study full time

in New Zealand for a limited period of time.

A student permit may have conditions you must

meet׀for example, it may name:

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the course you are allowed to study

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the educational institute

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the New Zealand location of the institute.

Apply for your permit on campus with

Students Online

Students Online is an arrangement between

Immigration New Zealand and selected education

providers that makes applying for student

permits easier. If you are studying with an

education provider that is part of Students

Online, you can apply for your student permit at

the international office on campus. For a list of

education providers that are part of Students

Online, see www.immigration.govt.nz/sol.

Undergraduate Scholarship Program to Germany, Deadline January 31st 2011

The German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) invites highly qualified undergraduate students to apply for funding to study, do research and/or internships in Germany. Scholarships are available for students taking part in an organized study abroad program/exchange or as part of an individual, student-designed study abroad experience. Funding for a semester or the academic year is offered for 2011/12 (starting in fall 11) and includes a monthly stipend, health insurance and a lump sum for travel. Please note that students wanting to study in Germany in the spring of 2012 need to apply now.

For program details and FAQs please view our website: www.daad.org/?p=undergrad

Current DAAD-Scholar blogs: http://daadabroad.wordpress.com/

DAAD Young Ambassadors: http://www.daad.org/page/65670/

Current grantees are listed here: http://www.daad.org/page/awardwinners2010/