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Now we are following the fifth article. Today we will discuss - what are some things worth noting when studying in Canada?

Top Ten Frequently Asked Questions for International Students

1. If I don't speak English well, can I apply for high school or university in Canada? Can you keep up with the teacher?

2. If I enter a university or a major that I don't like, can I change it?

3. After graduating from high school in Canada, do I need to take the college entrance examination or TOEFL/IELTS score in college?

4. What is the ranking of Canadian universities and how can I choose a Canadian school?

5. Can I still enroll in a good university in Canada if I am not in the national college entrance exam? What should I do?

6. If I'm not ready to go to Canada to study but want to experience it first, what's a good idea?

7. How to quickly develop my English and how to integrate into Canadian society as soon as possible?

8. What are some things worth noting when studying in Canada?

9. Can I legally work during reading? How to apply for immigration after graduation?

10. Which province in Canada has the most immigration policy for foreign students?

Although Canada is a very tolerant country, we must pay attention to the laws and regulations of Canada during our studies in Canada. Today, it is said by overseas students that there are some things worth paying attention to while studying in Canada.

1. Precautions for Canadian students to work

Many foreign students in Canada want to be able to work during school hours, but working in Canada requires attention. If they are found to be working illegally in Canada, they are likely to be discovered by the USCIS and sent back to China. Then how can international students meet the conditions for legal work and what are the requirements for legal work?

What are the basic conditions for international students to work?

1. Hold a valid scholarship;

2. Study full-time at designated leaning institution designated by the Canadian Immigration Bureau;

3. Start the professional course study (not ESL English training);

Of course, the Canadian Immigration Bureau, in order to ensure that international students do not affect learning while working, sets a limit of up to 20 hours per week. However, this restriction is only during the normal semester. During the normal summer vacation, winter vacation and spring break, international students can work full time. Work (usually 40 hours per week).

2. Studying safety precautions

For international students studying in Canada, health insurance is mandatory. Take Ontario University as an example, most of them use UHIP health insurance. When the students are enrolled in the school registration, the International Division of the school will give everyone a special explanation of the insurance issue, and will also instruct the students to register their personal information on the corresponding insurance website. After the registration is completed, they can print their own insurance card. Overseas students recommend that students keep this printed insurance card with them. Afterwards, whether they visit the clinic or visit the hospital, they must provide their own insurance information in order to avoid medical expenses. Of course, if it is not taken at that time or if the clinic/hospital does not accept it, you can pay for it first, and then apply for reimbursement on the insurance company website. It is best for the students to have a good look at their insurance policies. What problems should be solved in time for the International Student Department of the school.

UHIP's insurance card is as long as this:

3. Canadian alarm phone

911 is Canada's emergency call. When you encounter a major crime or casualty situation, you can call this number. The police will send out an alert according to your situation and arrange fire engines or ambulances. If it is a non-emergency situation, we do not recommend dialing 911. Instead, we recommend that you call local police. The non-emergency emergency call in Toronto is 4168082222, Vancouver is 6407173321, Montreal is 5142802222, Winnipeg is 2049866222, Saskatoon is 3069758300. Students can search for their city name + non-emergency police number on Google. Search for the appropriate alarm phone.

4. Driving safety

When you are over 16 years of age, you can test your driver's license. Students can begin to test a driver’s license in Canada after they are familiar with the environment. When you meet Stop Sign in Canada, you must stop. At the same time, you must court pedestrians. If the car violates certain traffic rules and is pulled over by the police car, it must be stopped in a timely manner. At the same time, the hand must be placed on the steering wheel, waiting for the police to ask. Do not get out of the car yourself or do something to smash things. When the police mistakenly think that you are carrying weapons, they can shoot you.

For more information on studying abroad, please pay attention to the number of students studying abroad and we will reply your questions promptly!

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