February 20, 2015
6 Reasons Why International Students Should Study at a Polytechnic Institute in Canada
1. Canada’s public colleges and institutes of technology are degree-granting institutions with a major goal that will launch your career: to match academic training with current demands in the workforce. By bridging the gap between research and commercial needs, these techie schools ensure students gain the right experience to succeed after graduation.
2. It’s an international community: Last year, nearly 30,000 international students chose to study at one of Canada’s 11 member schools of Polytechnics Canada, the leading polytechnic organization in Canada.
3. Flexibility: Programs range from short certificate programs to full-length degrees. Popular programs include business, nursing, hospitality, commuter science, engineering, and construction.
4. Experience: Polytechnics place a high emphasis on research and experiential learning, including internships and apprenticeships, so students will be well-prepared for a challenging, in-demand career.
5. Connectivity: Because polytechnics network with industry, students enjoy high job placement rates. In addition, these schools maintain important international relationships, thus promoting collaboration in important global fields.
6. Applicability: Many programs are designed with Canada’s employment needs in mind. Luckily for international students, obtaining a work visa after graduation is a piece of cake in Canada, enabling you to start your career as soon as you complete your degree.
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