Canada is one of the world’s top education performers and is the top OECD country in spending per student on public postsecondary education. Students score high on international tests reflecting the dedication each jurisdiction has to the quality of our education system. In Canada, post-secondary education is the responsibility of provincial and territorial governments, and in each province and territory, there are laws, policies, and procedures that govern the operation of educational institutions. The basic structures of provincial and territorial education systems across Canada are similar. Each has 3 tiers:
Elementary
Secondary
Post-secondary
Elementary
Elementary School
Elementary School
All provide universal, free elementary and secondary schooling for Canadian students. Each jurisdiction has its own quality assurance mechanisms that are used in combination to ensure quality in the country’s wide range of post-secondary institutions. This ensures Canada’s academic credentials continue to be valued worldwide.
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Canada’s elementary schools follow a government curriculum and employ government-certified teachers, ensuring a high level of quality and a focus on individual student needs Students may choose from public or private school options.
Elementary schools are grades 1 – 6 in all provinces and territories.
Secondary schools also follow a government curriculum, they maintain the quality and tradition of teaching experienced in elementary schools thereby ensuring continuity in knowledge and development. This successful environment is highly acclaimed as school students excel in science, reading, and mathematics: Canadian students have consistently been among the top 5 academic performers in the world and number 1 among English-speaking countries according to the OECD PISA studies in reading, mathematics, and science.
In addition to the high quality of teaching Canadian schools provide students with a nurturing environment through student services and pedagogical services such as counseling, academic and professional advisers, community involvement, second language support, special needs learning, tutorial sessions, and extracurricular activities.
- Independently funded.
- Co-educational, or boys only, or girls only.
- Smaller class sizes and lower teacher-student ratios.
- Full boarding or homestay programs are available for international students.
- Annual fees for a boarding school education in Canada (including tuition, room, and board) range from CAD 35,000 to CAD 65,000 per year, depending on the institution.
- The legal status of private schools varies across Canada as each province or territory is responsible for the regulatory environment of schools in its jurisdiction.
NOTE: Most provinces and territories require private schools to be registered with their ministries of education and must meet the curriculum and other standards set by their respective ministries; however, they may operate differently.
- Programs vary in length from a few months to 4 years. Practical programs are designed with potential employers that also offer work placements.
- 90% of college graduates, on average, obtain employment within 6 months of graduating.
- 93% of employers are satisfied with college graduates in Canada
Tuition fees range from CAD 5,500 to CAD 15,000 per year depending on the program. - Boarding or homestay and living costs are estimated at CAD 7,000 to CAD 13,000 per year.
Degrees follow the Bachelor/Master/Doctorate system and are equivalent to those in the U.S. and Commonwealth countries.
- Bachelor’s: generally three or four years of undergraduate study
- Master’s: one or two years of study after the bachelor’s degree, including a thesis, practicum, research paper, or course-based
- Doctoral: three years of study including a thesis, usually after the master’s degree
- There are more than 15,000 undergraduate and graduate degree programs at 100 public and private not-for-profit universities and university-degree-level colleges.
- There is access to cutting-edge technology and research labs to support the vast choice of undergraduate and postgraduate programs, as well as professional designations, certificate and diploma courses, and short career-focused programs.
- Opportunities for cooperative education and internships abound and international students can often work while they study.
- Tuition fees range from CAD 7,000 to CAD 29,000 per year, depending on the program.
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