• Canada has been declared among the best country in the world to live in, by the United Nations survey.
• Total Canadian population is 33 million, with a growth rate of 0.817%.
• Canada’s economy has a growth rate of 3.4%.
• Canada offers free medical services to its Permanent Residents.
• Education up to grade 13 is absolutely free, while higher education is subsidized.
• Employment Insurance is offered to a person, who has worked for a minimum of 20 weeks and thereafter, gets unemployed.
• Canada ranks among the top 10 manufacturing nations in the world.
• Employment rate by a recent estimate is 94.9% ( a record of sorts).

Why study in Canada?

• Canada has a remarkably low cost of living.
• Canada offers a wide choice of over 90 universities and 150 colleges and technical institutes, featuring every imaginable program.
• They have developed a first-rate education system with relatively higher standards. The country spends more on education (as a percentage of GDP) compared to the OECD average. It ranks second highest among G-8 countries.
• Canadian tuition fees are amongst the lowest in almost all the English speaking countries.
• Most of the universities and college programs incorporate a co operative work program, giving the students an opportunity to work in their related field and earn credits for the same.
• International students are allowed to work up to 20 hours per week on campus for the first 6 months and thereafter can work off-campus up to 20 hours per week. They can earn approximately C$ 6 - C$ 10 per hour. Students can work full - time off campus during co-op terms, amounting between C$ 400 to C$ 1,000 per month.
• The international students studying in this country enjoy high standards of living at comparatively low costs.
• The international students studying in the various Canadian universities.