Canada Study News

In 2026, Canada continues to cement its status as a premier global study-abroad destination, celebrated not only for educational excellence but also for prioritized labor market pathways. Choosing among the many universities in Canada—specifically a Designated Learning Institution (DLI) eligible for the Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) under updated IRCC regulations—remains the single most critical factor [...]

Alberta, often considered a crown jewel of Canada, is not only famous for its majestic natural landscapes like the magnificent Rocky Mountains but also serves as a premier destination for international students and immigrants. With a thriving economy—particularly driven by the energy sector—Alberta, Canada offers boundless opportunities for education, career growth, and long-term residency. But [...]

Are you planning for your child to attend high school in Canada in 2026 but feeling overwhelmed by budgets and admission requirements? To begin this journey, Vietnamese students typically need an average budget of 400 – 600 million VND per year (approximately 22,000 – 33,000 CAD), a Grade Point Average (GPA) of 6.5 or higher, and notably, an [...]

Canada has long been recognized as one of the world’s premier study abroad destinations. It offers wide-ranging career opportunities after graduation, a multicultural society, and a welcoming environment for newcomers. However, with dozens of cities stretching across this vast second-largest country in the world, choosing the right location to study and live can be a [...]

Studying abroad in Canada at the high school level is becoming an increasingly popular choice for families worldwide. However, one of the most significant concerns for parents is the matter of custodianship—ensuring their children are safe and supported while living as minors in a foreign country. I understand that sending a child abroad is a [...]

Canada consistently ranks as a top global destination for international students. However, the structure of the Canadian education system can often feel complex and different compared to what students and parents in Vietnam are used to. Questions regarding academic structure, quality standards, and choosing the right pathway are common concerns we encounter daily. In this [...]