Why study in Canada?
Canada has an international reputation for providing quality education. A Canadian degree, diploma or certificate is well-regarded in business, government and academic circles around the globe. Other reasons are:

• Internationally Recognized Education
• Competitively Priced
• One of the Best Places in the World to Live
• A Bilingual Nation
• Multicultural and Welcoming
• A Safe Place to Study
• Work Opportunities

Education System:
The education system in Canada encompasses both publicly-funded and private schools, including: community colleges/ technical institutes, career colleges, language schools, secondary schools, summer camps, universities and university colleges. Canadian provinces and territories have developed their own educational frameworks and institutions, thus creating thirteen education systems with similar basic structures. Recognized educational institutions have been authorized to grant academic credentials by their provincial or territorial governments, who also monitor these institutions.

Following sectors are there which offer courses to international students:

• Primary, Intermediate and Secondary
  
  
• Tertiary education is available through universities and private training establishments:
  
  
• Universities: Canada has 89 universities which are all state funded and recognized around the world for its quality academic and research success. Universities offer Bachelor's, Master's and Doctoral degree.
  
  
• Technical Institutes and Career Colleges - These Canadian institutes and colleges offer diplomas and certificates in vocations such as automotive repair or hairdressing. The courses are usually more practical and "hands-on" and less academic in a traditional sense.

Study Options:
Canada has 89 universities 150 colleges and about 3400 secondary schools.

Courses	Tuition fees
English language courses:
Intensive	$285 per week
Semi- intensive	$230 per week
Part time	$160 per week
TOEFL course:
Pre-session	$950 for 12 weeks
Secondary school	$1100 to $1700
Universities degrees Bachelors:	$ 4500 to $1600
Graduate:	$4000 to $1900
Post graduate	Up to $25000
MBA	$10000-$25000(in some schools it goes up t $35000)

Intake dates:
The major intake in Canada, winter session for September and the summer session is on January. Few of the private colleges provide intakes on July to March.

• Tertiary: Except Quebec education system the other tertiary education follow the government rules.
  
  
• Institute of Technology: As a component of the Canadian university system, University Colleges offer students a choice of either academic oriented University Degree programmes or the more practical-oriented College Diplomas and Certificates. As a part of the Canadian college system, university colleges are distinguished by their strong student support services, small classes and strong campus environments. They also offer combined degree/diploma programmes and university transfer programmes.
  
  
• Private Establishments: Depending upon the course and the length intake may be flexible.