If we know about Canadian education, we must admit that this is not an easy question to answer. Each program has its own characteristics, so depending on the case, consider which training system to pursue the most suitable.
In Vietnam, most parents and students aim to go to university with the view that they will get a job, and the salary after graduation is better than going to college. Meanwhile, in Canada, opportunities in many aspects after graduation are almost equally divided between both programs. Canadian students are even more inclined to choose colleges than universities. Because while university programs are heavily academic and professional, colleges focus on vocational training, which is more applicable, towards specific work positions, so the opportunity to get a job is also relatively favorable.
It is only a matter of choosing which study program will determine the level, experience, and long-term development direction of each person, so it is necessary to consider it from the beginning.
Choose the right study program to help optimize your job opportunities and settle down in Canada
In order for students and parents to make a more informed decision when choosing a study program in Canada, here are some information for you to have a better view of this issue.
College level
Statistics show that there are more than 175 colleges in Canada that offer a variety of training courses in many professions and are highly practical such as information technology, environment, hotel and tourism, health, applied arts use… College students take about 2-3 years to complete the program. During your studies, you will have the opportunity to practice and practice a lot, so you can work immediately after graduating. This is considered the main source of labor in Canada because it closely follows the practical needs of society. College tuition varies from 12,000 to 25,000 CAD per year, depending on the school and major.
University training system
There are more than 95 universities in Canada today, and while colleges are geared toward practicality and specific work placements, undergraduate programs are heavily specialized and research-intensive. Some majors can be mentioned as psychology, architecture, law, history, environmental science... Students take about 4 years to complete a bachelor's degree or 2 years for students transferring from college. After graduating from university, students can register for an additional 2-3 years to get a master's degree or a doctorate for about 3 to 5 years.
University tuition fees range from about 20,000 CAD- 35,000 CAD per year, depending on the school and field of study.
College students in Canada are in class time
Obviously, each training program has its own characteristics and it is difficult to put on the scale to see which college or university is heavier. Choosing the right study program for each person needs to consider many related aspects.
- If the industry you pursue is practice-oriented such as information technology, hotel and tourism, social services..., your financial ability is somewhat limited, the desire to finish the course quickly and aim for a position If you have a specific position to work immediately after graduation, then choosing a college will be appropriate. In this case, you will save money and study time. If you want to get a bachelor's degree, it takes you about 2 more years to transfer to university.
- If you are aiming for an academic, academic, research-intensive industry that requires always broadening your horizons, understanding or focusing on obtaining a professional degree and you are not afraid to follow a program of study During 4 years, the financial situation is also rich. If you don't care much about the cost of studying, you can consider going to university.
Education linked to practical needs helps increase job opportunities for graduates in Canada
The number of international students choosing to study in Canada is increasing
According to data from the Canadian Bureau of International Education (CBIE), in 2017 there were 494,525 international students studying in Canada, an increase of 20% compared to previous years. There are many reasons why Canada has been chosen as a study abroad destination for an increasing number of international students, including world-recognized quality of education, safety, a benevolent social community, Non-discriminatory, students after graduation have the opportunity to stay and work for up to 3 years and settle down, are allowed to work part-time outside the school…
Statistics from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) show that from 2016 to 2017, Vietnam is among the top countries with the fastest increase in the number of international students studying in Canada (+ 89%), followed by India (+63%), Bangladesh (+41%), Brazil (+28%) and Mexico (+16%).
More and more international students choose Canada as their study destination
With many years of experience in the field of study abroad and especially an understanding of the education system in Canada, MAPLE can advise students to choose the most suitable program based on financial conditions, academic capacity, and career development aspirations... of each person. At the same time, MAPLE also has guidance services, assistance with paperwork, admission procedures, and related issues to help you access a Canadian education more easily.
For support on Studying in Canada, please contact the admissions representatives of schools in Canada by phone: 02473.000.623 for direct advice and the most dedicated support!
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