POST SECONDARY EDUCATION

There are many different options for Canadian college programs. Some institutions offer studies that are full-time or part-time, in English or French, and some classes are given in-class while others are online. Even if you want to study a very specific subject, be sure can find somewhere that offers that program. There are over 10,000 different programs at public colleges and institutes throughout Canada. Note that tuition fees for international students vary based on your choice of program, time and location.

Co-op programs of the colleges provide the opportunity to do inhouse Internship and work in or in an institution outside the school in the field of study. The advantage of this is the possibility to continue working in the same place after graduation. If your study does not include co-op program, you have the right to work in any institution on/off campus, provided that it does not exceed 20 hours.

You would join a company that does work in your field of study. Each school has a list of approved companies and organizations that they are partnered with to provide students with co-op placements. This list will include companies that the school has worked with in the past and has had positive relationships with.

Your placements are not always limited to your school’s list of employers. Depending on your school, you can find a co-op position outside of their list, but the placement must follow the school’s standards and requirements of a work term to be approved.

Canadian Universities, which are in the top 1000 in the world ranking, are recognized by YÖK (Council of Higher Education) Turkey. Almost all Canadian Universities have YÖK equivalency.