Quebec
Quebec is one of Canada’s oldest cities, located in the predominantly French-speaking part of the country.
There is plenty to do and explore, including UNESCO World Heritage Site Old Quebec, Place Royale, Terrasse Dufferin, and the stunning landscape of Parc de la Chute-Montmorency.
The city has also massively invested in clean electricity supplies and has one of the largest networks of hydro-electric power stations in North America.
Students have access to work opportunities with leading employers including Air Canada, the Canadian National Railway, L’Oreal Canada, Clarins Canada, and Pfizer Canada.
Why study in Canada?
Canada is one of the world’s most popular student destinations.
This is due to its excellent standard of living and high-quality education system. Education in Canada is internationally recognised due to its focus on cross-disciplinary studies and transferable skills. This makes graduates innovative, flexible, and knowledgeable.
With a rich, diverse and vibrant culture, the country is located to the north of the United States and spans from the Atlantic across to the Pacific and Arctic oceans. This means that it has cold winters, bright summers and benefits from a truly stunning natural landscape.
This landscape can be seen in landmarks such as Niagara Falls, Moraine Lake in Alberta, the Canadian Rockies, and the Northern Lights in Yukon.
Canada also has a strong sporting tradition, with popular pastimes including ice hockey, fishing, climbing, trekking, and swimming.
Canadian culture is an incredible blend of its diverse history, with the French language being spoken in many provinces. Moreover, the country’s French roots can be seen in many national dishes, including poutine.
There is also the opportunity to work in Canada after graduation, with many graduates going to work for some of the world’s leading companies based here.
With so much on offer, it’s no wonder why Canada is such a popular home from home for so many!
Student life
Canada offers a vibrant and welcoming international student life, filled with sports, the arts, and travel.
Students can take up new hobbies, including unique sports such as ice hockey. There is also the opportunity to explore the rich landscape of the country through its excellent transport networks.
Canada is a blend of large cities, such as Toronto and Vancouver, and smaller communities, like Prince Edward Island. If your visa allows you to, you can work alongside your studies in leading companies such as Apple, HSBC and Pfizer.
No matter what you are looking for, there is something for everyone in Canada.
