• 2018/1/11 13:39
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Canada has a good education system and social security, which has attracted more and more international students to study in Canada. According to RBC statistics, Canada's international student population increased rapidly in the recent decade. In 2016, it is even closer to 415000, which is more than double that of 2007. At the same time, according to the survey, Canada's major international students come from China and India. Chinese students studying in Canada accounted for one-third of the total in 2016, at 132,000, which is three times as much as the data ten years ago. Please see the following chart.

(The chart for the Royal Bank of Canada data tables)

According to RBC's analysis, the increase in the number of students in Canada can be attributed to the following reasons:

1. The global middle class has seen an increase

The increase in the middle class has led to a change in the economic situation. In particular, the rapid increase in the middle class in the Asia-Pacific region in the past decade has enabled many families to provide their children with overseas education so that the number of international students in the Asian region has soared. Please take a look at the data chart.

2. Canada to improve the quality of education system

Canadian universities rank consistently higher all over the world, while three universities rank the world's top 50 in two years. At the same time, according to the OECD, Canada ranks 7th in the world in terms of quality of education in 2015, up from 14 in Australia, 15 in the UK and 25 in the United States.

3. Canadian students to study international tuition more reasonable

Canada has a high quality of educational resources, while tuition is also relatively cheap among the countries studying abroad. In comparison, the average tuition fee in Canada for 2015/16 is CAD 22,000, while the average tuition fee for the United States is US $ 33,000 a year.

4. Canadian schools have overseas promotion and enrollment

Many Canadian universities and colleges have admissions abroad. In 2016/17, there were nearly 17,500 international students at the University of Toronto, an increase of 10% over 2015/2017. Among these international students, nearly 60% of international students come from China, while the rest are from overseas students in India and the United States.

Analysis of China Returning to China

According to statistics from the Ministry of Education of China, there were 2.6511 million returnees by the end of 2016, compared with 432.25 million in 2016. This further shows that more and more foreign students choose to employ and develop in China. At present, most of the returnees like to develop in larger cities in China, ranking first in Beijing and Shanghai, followed by Shenzhen and Guangzhou.

More and more Chinese students choose to finish their studies overseas and then return to their country to continue their development. This part shows that China's rapid development is the main driving force behind the return of Chinese students. I hope every student can choose their future employment direction and career planning.

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