Canada studies during pandemic: What are the options?

Closed borders, suspended flights, delays in issuing visas, en route vaccinations and the question of how to implement the plans to study in Canada in view of all this. There are many barriers to be overcome during this period, but with adequate planning, there are great possibilities of success in your goals.

At the beginning of the pandemic, Canada closed itself as a form of internal control to prevent the spread of COVID-19, resulting in the suspension and delays of many activities. During the pandemic period, the Canadian Government, together with educational institutions, were adapting to this new reality, with online classes, and with time it was even allowing the resumption of activities.

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Currently Canadian immigration allows students with higher education to study up to 50% (fifty percent) of the course in the online version, thus being able to start their studies in their home country and immigrate when allowed, so that this student can complete his course in person in Canada.

Analyzing on the other hand, flexibility allowed a better use of classes, thus avoiding delays in completing the course. Another advantage was the financial issue, where the same quality of teaching is maintained but at a lower cost because it is in the online version. Remembering that Canada is already an attractive destination for its facilities and economically viable.

There are several courses that can be taken in the comfort of your home and according to your goals. See some examples.

– ESL, PORTUGUÊS AS SECOND LANGUAGE: compared to studies in Brazil, it is basically our Generalist English course, as a traditional foreign language school that aims to make you fluent in the domain of the language.

– INSTRUMENTAL ENGLISH: focused on professionals and/or students who already have an intermediate command of the English language, the Instrumental English courses work with technical language, aligned with the use of daily professional tools, allowing the student to deepen the terms and jargon used in their areas. Thus, instrumental English becomes an important distinction in your resume, as well as making you a more secure professional in your daily life.

– DYNAMIC ENGLISH: Dynamic English courses are focused on people looking to learn new tools, or new skills, while practicing English. The courses range from painting, cooking and photography classes, through classes on vacation courses, to options that allow the use of professional tools.

– PATHWAY PROGRAMS: these are programs that allow students who do not have the minimum level of language proficiency required by the higher education institution to study English for their subsequent admission, without the need to take tests such as IELTS, Duolingo or TOEFL, only with their approval in the program. Many Canadian institutions are supportive of student entry. to fur Pathway Program, because in this way they will be better prepared for the university world.

– COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY: today you are allowed to take up to 50% (fifty percent) of the course at your residence, depending on the college or university of your choice. In this way, he would not delay graduation due to the difficulties of the COVID-19 pandemic.

And for you who are looking for this improvement, the CanCampus helps you to enter any teaching courses in Canada that gives you empowerment in the English language.

Learn more at our website www.cancampus.ca and count on us to plan your goals.