Education

Vancouver Community College (VCC) is a public institution offering high-quality, career-focused education. It provides certificates, diplomas,
bachelor's degrees, and postgraduate programs across diverse fields, with hands-on learning, industry partnerships, comprehensive
international student support, and many programs eligible for the Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP).

St. Lawrence College (SLC) is a publicly funded college of applied arts and technology in Ontario, Canada, with campuses in Kingston, Brockville, and Cornwall. Since 1967, SLC has provided career-focused education through diploma, degree, certificate, apprenticeship, and graduate certificate programs. The College is recognized for its emphasis on applied learning, industry partnerships, and preparing graduates with the skills and experience needed for successful careers. SLC welcomes students from around the world and maintains a strong commitment to innovation, student success, and community engagement.

Save the Children is an international organization that designs and implements programs in education, health, child protection, and humanitarian response. It provides technical assistance, project management, and strategic partnerships with governments, companies, and communities to improve the lives of vulnerable children and adolescents.

Edu-inter is a premier French language school located in Quebec City, Canada's only 100% Francophone environment. We offer accredited, year-round immersion programs for adults and teenagers. By combining interactive classroom instruction with engaging cultural activities and homestays, we provide a complete, authentic, and unforgettable language learning experience.

The Universidad Católica de Santa María offers undergraduate and graduate programs, research, social outreach, student mobility, psychological counseling, campus ministry, sports, library services, specialized laboratories, and cultural and artistic programs. It also promotes innovation, internationalization, and entrepreneurship, contributing to the integral formation of professionals committed to society.

The University of Alberta offers undergraduate and graduate degree programs, executive and continuing education, customized professional training, applied research collaboration with industry and institutions, and English language programs. Through world-class teaching, innovation, and global partnerships, the university supports talent development, research excellence, and lifelong learning across diverse disciplines.

A leading polytechnic committed to your success.

Fleming College is a public institution known for its hands-on learning, and strong industry connections. Offering programs in health and community services, applied technology, skilled trades and environmental sciences; many include co-ops, or field placement training to better prepare students for employment. The Resources Drilling Technician and Blasting Techniques programs are unique in North America.

SAIT is a leading polytechnic in Canada, offering hands-on, career-focused education. With strong industry connections and state-of-the-art facilities, SAIT prepares students for success in fields like technology, business, and engineering.

The University of Niagara Falls Canada (UNF Canada) is a modern institution located in Niagara with innovative programs and a hands-on learning approach. Specializing in business, technology, health, hospitality, and digital media, it offers state-of-the-art facilities and strong industry connections to prepare students for global success.

Lambton College has been welcoming students from across Canada and around the world for over 50 years. International students can study at one of its four campuses, accessing top-notch education in a safe and welcoming environment at an affordable cost in the province of Ontario. The college provides a wide selection of Higher Education programs at competitive prices, with opportunities for partial scholarships.

Mohawk College of Applied Arts and Technology is a public college located in Hamilton, Ontario. Founded in 1966, the college currently has four main campuses: the Fennell Campus on Hamilton Mountain, the Marshall School of Trades and Apprenticeship Campus at Stoney Creek, the Mohawk-McMaster Institute for Applied Health Sciences at McMaster University, the Aviation Technology Campus.