Hi! I have been through this process , I studied in Canada
Well it depends what you want to do. The First step is to have $$ as studying there can be costly. If you want to go to university it will be very expensive , especially as a foreigners (they charge more for foreigners).
Apprenticeships are only allowed for permanent residents (these are more affordable)
If you go for just a couple Language/credit courses then you will not spend much.
Studying at the U of A was an amazing experience, though I did not take a complete uni course cuz it is very very expensive and different from some countries they charge per semester so you have to pay everything in advance.
As a student in an uni course you can get a working visa to work up to 20 hours a week...might not be enough but already helps.
Good luck!
Canada is one of best for Universities and also for higher education. But Study in Canada can be tough for an international students if they doesn't know the right way to apply in Canada. Canada have more than 20 universities which are among the world best 300 universities. So for an international student there are some requirement that have to follow to get admission into a Canadian University.
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