Canadian education has always been considered one of the most advantageous international education systems in the world. Its rigorous and diverse educational methods and high-quality educational resources attract students and families from all over the world.
Canada pays attention to students' independent learning and inquiry spirit, and advocates comprehensive development and personalized education, and its concept runs from early childhood education to higher education.
Canada implements 12 years of free compulsory education, and all citizens or permanent residents and their children implement free education from primary school to secondary school.
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preschool education
All children aged 5-6 in Canada can attend preschool in public primary schools for free to prepare for formal entry into primary school.
Privately run private nurseries and kindergartens must also be strictly assessed by the government on the educational environment, issued a license to operate, and taught by teachers who have obtained the ECE (Early Childhood Educator) license.
Preschool education in Canada attaches great importance to the cultivation of children's quality. In addition to basic skills learning, there are many activities that revolve around social-emotional, physical coordination, language and communication, aesthetics and performance.
This interest-led approach can not only enhance children's self-confidence, but also stimulate their curiosity about unknown areas.
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Primary Education
Primary school in Canada is usually 6 years, but in some provinces it is 8 years.
Canadian primary education focuses on the individualized and diverse overall development of students, and helps students build self-confidence and independent thinking by developing basic academic and social skills.
Therefore, in teaching, various teaching tools and techniques are usually used to help students learn, such as classroom lectures, group discussions, games, experiments and so on.
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secondary education
The secondary education system in Canada is generally grades 7-12, with a total of 5 academic years, but there are also some provinces with grades 9-12, which is 3 academic years.
The middle school stage is mainly to cultivate students' critical thinking, discover problems, analyze problems, multi-party proof thinking habits, and cultivate independent living ability and teamwork ability!
In the Canadian secondary education system, there is a lot of oral and written communication skills training. Students have to design and complete a lot of projects to exercise their project management and speech skills.
In addition, Canada attaches great importance to training middle school students' ability to use the Internet to collect and organize information, as well as the ability to propose solutions and solve problems in practice.
Teachers usually formulate personalized lesson plans based on the individual characteristics of the children, and try to make each student make breakthroughs in the direction they are good at.
This "teach students in accordance with their aptitude" model also provides more possibilities for students' future career planning.
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Undergraduate
As we all know, Canada has always been one of the most popular countries for studying abroad. McGill University, the University of Toronto, and the University of British Columbia rank among the top 50 in QS all year round!
The undergraduate stage in Canada focuses on the cultivation of professional talents. The accumulation of professional knowledge and the use of knowledge to solve problems increase the proportion, and the cultivation of ability enters the stage of consolidation and strengthening.
In the classroom, the teacher encourages everyone to actively explore and speak. There will be group discussions, student debates, class speeches, etc., all of which can exercise students' thinking innovation ability and teamwork ability.
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Master and Doctoral Education
Canadian master's and doctoral education is a stage of academic elite training with clear goals. Students who usually enter these two stages of study aim to engage in scientific research in a specific field.
Master's programs in Canada are divided into course-based and research-based. Course-based graduate program requirements are similar to those of undergraduate courses, and you can graduate after completing the specified credits and meeting the grade requirements.
The main nature of research-oriented postgraduate courses is to work and study with the instructor, to realize the two-way development of operation and theory. The graduation requirement is usually to obtain scientific research results and complete the thesis based on the results.
Canada has rich educational resources and excellent quality, providing an ideal learning environment for the world. Whether it is primary education, secondary education or higher education, there are a wide range of choices and high-quality resources for students to take full advantage of.
In the Canadian education system, letting children win at the starting line does not simply refer to a certain knowledge or skill leadership, it advocates comprehensive, individualized and diversified development.
Canada is uniquely positioned to cultivate future talents with innovative spirit, team spirit and sense of social responsibility.
If you also want your children to receive more diversified and advanced education, and are interested in planning Canadian identity, please contact Xingyunhai International! This will be an unusual choice that will bring a different life to you and your children.
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