Study a 2 year course at a Canadian Community College

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Study a 2 year course at a Canadian Community College




Canada is the place to study for an international student. It is a welcoming, open, modern country with more than 254,000 international students from all around the world and one in five Canadians is foreign born. 
In Canada it is common to begin higher education with a two year course at a Canadian Community College. These are keen to encourage international students and there are many benefits: 

Study a 2 year course at a Canadian Community College benefiting from smaller class sizes Save money! After 2 years transfer your credits to a university to complete your degree program, this can be cheaper than studying for a degree in the USA*! 

Obtain a student visa via a welcoming, straight forward process. 

*Tuition fees at a Canadian college/institution are roughly half the cost of studying at an equally reputable American University 

Work whilst you study at a Canadian Community College ; full-time students can work part-time during the school year and full-time during scheduled breaks 

Gain valuable work experience in Canada 

Have the opportunity to apply for permanent residency if you want to stay in Canada, permanently after you graduate.

If you want to investigate further please contact the International Student Admission Service (ISAS). Just use the enquiry form on this page and an advisor from the ISAS admissions team will call you, free of charge, to explain how 2 year courses at Canadian Community College work, and to help you find the right course.

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To make an enquiry, please click here

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