Regarding the pros I would like to highlight the following:
●     Top-level and high-quality education, recognized all over the world
●     Many grants, scholarship and financial aid programs for international students
●     Students can work full-time during their studying process
●     The opportunity to stay in the country in the future and obtain citizenship is much easier than in other countries
●     Fluent English or French at the end of education at the native speaker level
●     No need to wait for the 18th anniversary for admission as in many European countries to enroll
●     Admission is possible several times a year (from 2 to 3), which is not provided in many countries of the world
●     Education is much cheaper than in Europe, the UAE and even Russia
●     Citizenship and education will provide the opportunity for visa-free travel almost all over the world
●     Citizenship and education will provide an opportunity to work as an expat anywhere in the world
●     The ability to choose programs in English or French, which is not possible in the United States or the UK
●Education is cheaper than in other North American countries
●Life of living is less than in other countries considering the current Canadian dollar’s rate
●No mandatory SAT tests like in other countries.
●Lots of options for English proficiency tests, starting from Duolingo and ending with TOEFL and IELTS.

As to cons:
●     There is no free education
●     Cost of education is higher for foreigners (international students) than for local Canadians
●     In order to get a grant and scholarship, you must work hard and make efforts

• ●     The geographical location is far from the CIS countries and Europe

Almost all educational institutions in Canada provide grants, scholarships and financial aid to both local residents and foreign citizens.

The daughter of the founder of Can Enrol is studying at a private school with 50% funding, which turns out to be 5-6 times cheaper than American, British and IB schools of the same level located in the CIS countries or the UAE.

Our company will help you in applying for merit study grants and scholarships (if they are granted), for necessary grants in case of lack of funds as well as for a number of other financial programs. This is possible and quite realistic.

Unlike the USA, in Canada there is no need to hide the existence of an existing bachelor's degree. Moreover, many disciplines can be credited with obtaining a second bachelor's degree. There are accelerated bachelor's degree programs for working professionals interested in changing their careers. In this case, a bachelor's degree for a new industry will be a great advantage even compared to a master's degree. In this case, getting a second bachelor's degree will be faster, cheaper and easier than getting a master's degree.

There are no restrictions for Russians. Restrictions based on nationality are recognized as discrimination, which is prohibited in Canada at the state level. Educational institutions accept students of all nationalities on the basis of equality.

The best time to start studying is the beginning of 11th grade, so you will have enough time to take the English language test without haste, translate all documents, make an apostille, if necessary, as well as take additional tests, if it's required for enroll the university and others along with getting a study permit on time, taking into account registration delays due the workload of the immigration service.

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First, it should be noted that Canada is not a centralized state, it is a "state within a state", where education systems vary from province (territory) to province (territory) and are regulated at the regional level. In this regard, there are no one unified universal requirements within one country, they defer.
Moreover, each educational institution has its own requirements for applicants.
Further, even within the same educational institution, the test requirements depend on the chosen program.

The SAT and the ACT checks the knowledge of reading, writing and mathematics of applicants entering universities for undergraduate programs. They are equivalent in complexity. Most Canadian universities do not require SAT and act as mandatory, but accept them nonetheless. And even when they are not required within the framework of mandatory documents, these tests with good results always give additional points and bonuses, demonstrating the applicant's academic knowledge. However, if this test is not required for the chosen program, and there is a strong case for admission and high grades, we do not recommend spending time and money on preparing for it. These tests are mainly necessary for admission to US universities, although many educational institutions have already abolished this requirement after the pandemic. Therefore, everything is determined individually after evaluating the chances of admission and the chosen program.

The LSAT is quite often required for admission to law majors at universities in Canada that are members of the LSAC.
The test is quite complex, and takes about 3.5 hours to complete.
This test is not required for admission to legal disciplines at universities in Quebec. But, for example, for admission to medical faculties at the University of Calgary, the University of Toronto and the University of Alberta, this test is mandatory. Moreover, it is worth noting that the requirements for its results vary, depending on whether the candidate is a resident of this province or lives outside it.

The MCAT is an analogue of the LSAT, but for applicants to medical specialties.
In Canada, not all medical schools/universities demand this test, for example, it is not required at the University of Ottawa, the University of Montreal and McGill University (but a Canadian bachelor's degree is required at this university).
The GMAT is necessary for various universities when applying for master's degree programs, usually an MBA. This is a basic requirement for admission to business schools in Canada. Top-level universities request a high score, but there are universities that you can be accepted with a low score as well. But in case you don't have results of the test there is a possibility to enroll in MBA programs, for such universities like the University of Calgary, the University of New Brunswick, etc.

The GRE is required for admission to the Master's program, but it is not mandatory. Moreover, many universities in Canada, such as the University of Alberta, Carleton University, the University of Waterloo and 5 others, canceled it for admission in 2023. However, in order to enroll in the New York Institute of Technology (Vancouver campus) for a master's degree in cybersecurity, this test must be passed for 300 points

Thus, the requirements for passing tests for admission to Canada are softer compared to admission to universities in the USA and they depend on the chosen program.
For international students who are going to study in Canada, it is very important to know what tests they will need to pass in order to successfully apply for admission.
We will help you with this and make a complete personalized schedule of preparation for admission. If they are not required for the selected programs, we will choose a way to reduce your financial and time costs in order to avoid unnecessary expenses and save your nerves.

You can enroll in Canadian educational institutions without the IELTS test results, as there are many options offered by Canadian universities to those who do not have IELTS results.
As an alternative to replacing the IELTS or the TOEFL tests:
a. You can provide proof that you have studied at an English secondary school for at least 4 years, as a substitute for English language grades.
b. If you studied in an English-speaking country before admission, you do not need to take these tests.
c. You can choose English language courses offered by universities designed for students who cannot provide English language proficiency assessments
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d. You can provide the results of language proficiency exams such as Duolingo English Test Contest, the PET, the CAT, CPE, Cambridge English Exams, etc.

1. We will help you choose the best way to confirm your knowledge of English in terms of the ratio of minimum price and minimum time, based on the chosen admission program and your case.

The WES assessment is not required by all universities in Canada. The University of Toronto, for example, conducts the assessment itself. However, if you plan to enroll in a master's degree program for engineering specialties in Canadian universities the assessment will be required, but later. This is one of main the requirements for obtaining a P.Eng (the so-called engineer's license), as well as a residence permit for many work programs in the future. Therefore, we will analyze your specific case and give an expert advice of the necessary actions.

Applicants and students under the age of 18 can study in Canada on study permit as international students. In this case, they need a guardian (a citizen or permanent resident of Canada) who will sign the necessary documents officially and who will be responsible. We are ready to provide these services.

We fill out and send all documents on your behalf, interact with educational institutions and coordinate work between you and them.