Canada, the second-largest country in the world, is also known as 'The Great White North. However, the country is
also known for its multiculturalism which has historical roots of settlement and colonisation. Many racial and ethnic
groups were involved in founding Canada's multicultural society, but Indigenous, French, and British people were
predominant. Even today, multiculturalism is a social fact of Canadian life. Today, diversity in Canada has extended
beyond race and ethnicity, and it spans across religious affiliations, language, gender, sexual orientation,
abilities, and economic status.
For international students, especially students from South East Asia, it's quite easy to adapt to the
multiculturalism and
range of universities in Canada. However, there are other things where they may have to struggle.
Why Choose Canada?
Academic excellence, skill development, working permits while studying, higher standard of living, safety and
security, and immigration opportunities are a few of the many reasons that students prefer Canada as their
educational destination.
The Average Cost The Average Cost of Study in Canada:
The cost of
studying in Canada
depends on several factors, such as course duration, your choice of accommodation, travelling costs in relation to
distance, and more. Courses in humanitarian studies, education and arts are cheaper compared to medical and
engineering.
Students with an efficient budget plan can easily manage their living expenses. The undergraduate program costs an
average of around 13,000 to 20,000 CAD, post-graduate program costs around 17,000 to 25,000 CAD.
Weather:
You should prepare for bitter cold winter storms of heavy snowfall, freezing rain, and chilling winds. You are most
likely to experience all or some of these during the winter months, and failing to dress accordingly can lead to
severe consequences. A wind-resistant outer jacket, hat, gloves, scarf and more layers are essential to survive
through winter.
Languages:
English and French both are national languages of Canada. However, English is the predominant language spoken
throughout the country, except in the Quebec province. The better your English language skills are, the easier it
will be for you to enjoy the country’s multiculturalism.
Work While Study:
Once you are settled, you can find on-campus and off-campus jobs to earn wages as per your skills. Mostly, wages are
determined by the employer, but most international students earn the amount that meets the minimum wage standards of
the region.
Average Flight Tickets:
A one-way flight from Dhaka to Vancouver booked one month in advance can cost you around 1,800 Canadian dollars.
Students should plan their finances well in advance to help them meet the essential costs associated with living and
studying in Canada.
You can approach PFEC Global</a >, an experienced education agency based in Dhaka, for more information on studying in Canada. We help students to
choose the right career path and provide support throughout their educational journey.
Please reach out to us at 01730785457 or 096 09 800 300 for more details.
