Excellent Canadian education programs for Vietnamese students.

Why do many Vietnamese students and their families choose Canada as their study destination? Besides offering educational programs in French and English, Canada provides a diverse range of educational options. Studying in Canada can be a life-changing experience while also earning you an internationally recognized degree.

With an attractive exchange rate, you can access quality international education programs at a relatively low cost in Canada. As a full-time student, you also have the opportunity to work on and off campus during your studies. This helps you save on tuition costs while simultaneously gaining valuable international work experience.

How does the Canadian education system work?

Are you interested in studying in Canada and want to learn more about how our education system works?

Canada is known for having one of the best education systems in the world. Each of Canada's 13 provinces and territories operates its own school system and adheres to government standards to ensure high-quality public education throughout the country.

Education is compulsory from the ages of 6 to 18. After high school, students can choose between college and university. Both levels of education help students prepare for their future. This is why continuing education after high school in Canada can be a great option for your future.

At the college level, students can gain hands-on experience and receive practical or technical skills training for a specific career. You can study fields such as graphic design, web development, culinary arts, occupational health, and many more. Colleges often work with employers in various fields to develop the latest curricula. Depending on your college program, you can study anywhere from one to three years. Upon graduation, you will receive a certificate or diploma.

At the undergraduate level, students typically study in-depth, theoretical subjects such as law, medicine, art history, engineering, and more. Depending on the field of study, you can study anywhere from three to seven years. Upon graduation, you will receive a Bachelor's, Master's, or Doctoral degree.

In Quebec, the education system is unique. After high school, you can attend a general college or vocational college, known as a CÉGEP. There, you can choose a three-year technical program to prepare you for a job in your field, or a two-year program to prepare you for university studies. Regardless of which province you study in, the choice between college and university depends on your interests and goals.

Consider this: Canadian colleges and universities are very flexible. If you are studying at one institution and want to transfer to another, you can receive academic credit for the courses you have completed.

Several Canadian universities appear on the list of top-ranked universities.

Some Canadian colleges and universities offer work-study programs or work-integrated learning experiences, where students alternate between classroom learning and working in their field of study.

Some people even choose to attend both college and university.

Whatever your choice, Canada is a great place to study.

Language learning

Improving your English and French skills in Canada can make you more competitive in the international job market.

While studying in Canada, you can:

• Immerse yourself in the unique culture of Canada.
• Start learning a foreign language.
• Gain valuable academic and business knowledge in English or French. Learn more about Canadian language programs here.

Primary and secondary school programs

Are you looking for a valuable life experience for your children? Consider sending them to school in Canada. You can rest assured knowing your children will learn in a safe, inclusive environment. They will continue to excel academically while enjoying Canada's diverse culture, language, and way of life. Learn more about our elementary and high school programs.

Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) program.

Are you looking to learn science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) skills to compete in the job market? Canada is renowned for providing world-class education in STEM and many other fields.

Did you know?

Seven Canadian universities are ranked among the top 200 universities in the world (English only).

A brief overview of Vietnam-Canada relations:

For decades, Canada and Vietnam have enjoyed a long-standing relationship. This people-to-people connection continues to flourish thanks to our vibrant Vietnamese-Canadian community and the growing number of Vietnamese students attending our world-class educational institutions. According to Statistics Canada, today more than 240,000 Vietnamese-Canadians thrive in almost every aspect of Canadian life, from the arts to sports to politics.

Opportunities for studying and working at colleges and vocational schools.

Learning doesn't just take place in classrooms at Canadian colleges and vocational schools. Vietnamese students have the opportunity to undertake internships and work-study programs in fields such as hospitality management, healthcare, animation, and culinary arts. Upon graduation, you'll not only have a degree or certificate but also valuable work experience in Canada!

Canadian postgraduate programs

Graduating from a Canadian university opens up many opportunities. Pursuing master's, doctoral, or other postgraduate research programs allows you to connect with world-leading research institutions under the guidance of internationally renowned faculty. Combined with an attractive cost of living and exchange rate, postgraduate programs in Canada are a sound investment.