We never present a school’s offer of admission as a study permit, or a study permit as a path to permanent residence.
Marketplace: Education
Programs, with the four questions kept apart
Programs at designated learning institutions, with admission, the study permit, the post-graduation work permit and permanent residence treated as the four separate questions they are.
Opening soon: no education listings are published yet.
What you will find here
The listings, and where they come from
- Programs supplied by the institutions themselves or entered by our team from the institution’s own pages, with the date each was checked.
- For each program: the institution and its DLI number, the credential, the length, the field of study code, tuition, intakes and deadlines, and how it is delivered.
- IRCC’s own lists beside every program: whether the institution is designated, whether it offers programs that can lead to a post-graduation work permit, and whether the field of study qualifies.
How each listing is explained
In terms of your plan, from rules our lawyers approve
Each point below becomes a line on a listing: met, unknown or not met for you, with the official page it comes from.
- Admission is the institution’s decision; we show its stated entry requirements and leave it there.
- Study permit: the designated institution, the provincial attestation letter and the money you must show, from the rules our lawyers approve.
- Post-graduation work permit: the program length, the institution’s eligibility, your language level, and the field-of-study requirement for programs that have one.
- What could follow: the Canadian Experience Class after Canadian work, and provincial streams for graduates.
Honest by design
What we won’t do
We disclose any paid arrangement with an institution on the listing, and we do not let it change what we show you.
We never share your details with an institution unless you ask us to.