1 / 39

STUDYING IN MANITOBA

STUDYING IN MANITOBA. Welcome Bienvenue tính từ ยินดีต้อนรับ добро пожаловать 欢迎 مرحبا. Bienvenido. CANADA. 2 nd largest country in the world 33 million people 10 provinces, 3 territories Top UN Ranking Multicultural: 1 in 6 is a new immigrant

dayo
Télécharger la présentation

STUDYING IN MANITOBA

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. STUDYING IN MANITOBA

  2. Welcome Bienvenue tính từ ยินดีต้อนรับ добро пожаловать 欢迎 مرحبا Bienvenido

  3. CANADA • 2nd largest country in the world • 33 million people • 10 provinces, 3 territories • Top UN Ranking • Multicultural: 1 in 6 is a new immigrant • Officially bilingual but over 200 languages are spoken • Provinces are responsible for education

  4. MANITOBA • Geographic centre of North America and transportation hub • Vast land with 100,000 lakes & rivers, and rolling prairies • Diverse, stable economy, with a high standard of living, steady economic growth, a high employment rate, abundant natural resources • Abundant energy, mineral and agricultural resources with a high-skilled workforce

  5. MANITOBA MANITOBA EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS • Geographic centre of North America and transportation hub • Vast land with 100,000 lakes & rivers, and rolling prairies • Diverse, stable economy, with a high standard of living, steady economic growth, a high employment rate, abundant natural resources • Abundant energy, mineral and agricultural resources with a high-skilled workforce

  6. WHY MANITOBA? Welcoming environment Quality education Abundant Choice Opportunity to succeed

  7. WELCOME TO MANITOBA • Manitobans are friendly and caring, and believe in the spirit of community • Manitoba enjoys safe, secure, and welcoming communities • People from around the world have made Manitoba their home, creating a truly multi-cultural society • Manitoba offers a wide variety of sports and recreational opportunities and cultural events

  8. WELCOME TO MANITOBA How many languages are spoken in Manitoba? a) 2 b) 5 c) 40 d) over 100 • Manitobans are friendly and caring, and believe in the spirit of community • Manitoba enjoys safe, secure, and welcoming communities • People from around the world have made Manitoba their home, creating a truly multi-cultural society • Manitoba offers a wide variety of sports and recreational opportunities and cultural events

  9. MANITOBA’S PEOPLE • Population: 1.2 million • Capital City: Winnipeg (pop. 706,900) • First populated by Aboriginal peoples and then settled by European immigrants • Today: Multicultural – over 200 ethnic groups speaking over 100 languages • Well educated & productive workforce

  10. Which statement is NOT true? a) Winnipeg is home Canada's oldest and North America's second oldest dance company. b) Manitoba has the “World Polar Bear Capital.” c) Manitoba has the largest shopping mall in Canada. d) Winnipeg has Canada’s largest urban park. MANITOBA’S PEOPLE • Population: 1.2 million • Capital City: Winnipeg (pop. 706,900) • First populated by Aboriginal peoples and then settled by European immigrants • Today: Multicultural – over 200 ethnic groups speaking over 100 languages • Well educated & productive workforce

  11. ART, CULTURE & RECREATION • 130 festival days each year • Winnipeg is a cultural centre of Canada • Internationally renowned ballet company, world-class symphony • Classical, contemporary, jazz, country music, dance and theatre abound • Professional sports teams • Countless recreational opportunities

  12. Winnipeg is one of the sunniest places in Canada. TRUE or FALSE ART, CULTURE & RECREATION • 130 festival days each year • Winnipeg is a cultural centre of Canada • Internationally renowned ballet company, world-class symphony • Classical, contemporary, jazz, country music, dance and theatre abound • Professional sports teams • Countless recreational opportunities

  13. …ALL YEAR ROUND SPRING (March-May) -10 to 25 degrees Celsius (14 to 77 Fahrenheit) SUMMER (June–August) 20 to 35 degrees Celsius (68 to 95 Fahrenheit) AUTUMN (September-November) -10 to 25 degrees Celsius (14 to 77 Fahrenheit) WINTER (December-February) -30 to -15 degrees Celsius (-22 to 5 Fahrenheit)

  14. …ALL YEAR ROUND

  15. EDUCATION IN CANADA Education is the responsibility of provinces and territories The standard of education is consistently high across thecountry Globally recognized credentials Canada spends more per capitaon its education system than most countries in the G-7

  16. EDUCATION IN CANADA The UN ranks Canada among the top 5 countries in the world to live based on our excellent education system, high quality health care, low crime rate and clean environment. International tests demonstrate the strength of our education systems: The OECD PISA (Program for International Student Assessment) International Test of abilities of 15 year olds

  17. EDUCATION IN MANITOBA High priority for government funding withemphasis on accessibility Student-centered teaching focused on creativity and problem-solving Core academic benchmarks at the K-12 level and accreditation at thepost-secondary level Smaller class sizes with availableand supportive faculty and staff

  18. CHOOSING YOUR OWN PATH Complete range of program options from short-term study to PhDs Transition programs, language upgrading, and other additional services available Accommodation options include Homestays, on-campus residences, off-campus housing, and private arrangements Many options for extracurricular and free-time activities

  19. ELEMENTARY & HIGH SCHOOLS All schools offer Government-Approved Curriculum — Elementary (Kindergarten to Grade 6) — Junior High (Grade 7 – 9) — High School (Grade 10-12) Schools often run classes in semesters — 1st Semester (Sept. – Jan.) — 2nd Semester (Feb. - June) Classes run from 9:00 am to 3:30 pm Access to support services at all times Extracurricular activities, leadership programs and athletics Transportation options

  20. ELEMENTARY & HIGH SCHOOLS All schools offer Government-Approved Curriculum — Elementary (Kindergarten to Grade 6) — Junior High (Grade 7 – 9) — High School (Grade 10-12) Schools often run classes in semesters — 1st Semester (Sept. – Jan.) — 2nd Semester (Feb. - June) Classes run from 9:00 am to 3:30 pm Access to support services at all times Extracurricular activities, leadership programs and athletics Transportation options MANITOBA’S HIGH SCHOOLS

  21. ELEMENTARY & HIGH SCHOOLS All schools offer Government-Approved Curriculum — Elementary (Kindergarten to Grade 6) — Junior High (Grade 7 – 9) — High School (Grade 10-12) Schools often run classes in semesters — 1st Semester (Sept. – Jan.) — 2nd Semester (Feb. - June) Classes run from 9:00 am to 3:30 pm Access to support services at all times Extracurricular activities, leadership programs and athletics Transportation options

  22. ELEMENTARY & HIGH SCHOOLS All schools offer Government-Approved Curriculum — Elementary (Kindergarten to Grade 6) — Junior High (Grade 7 – 9) — High School (Grade 10-12) Schools often run classes in semesters — 1st Semester (Sept. – Jan.) — 2nd Semester (Feb. - June) Classes run from 9:00 am to 3:30 pm Access to support services at all times Extracurricular activities, leadership programs and athletics Transportation options

  23. UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES Colleges and universities with undergraduate, graduate (master, doctoral), professional and certificate programs Numerous technical/vocational institutions, language programs and transition programs Cutting edge technology and research labs with opportunity to collaborate on research projects Opportunities for co-operative education & internships Option to work on and off campus

  24. UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES Colleges and universities with undergraduate, graduate (master, doctoral), professional and certificate programs Numerous technical/vocational institutions, language programs and transition programs Cutting edge technology and research labs with opportunity to collaborate on research projects Opportunities for co-operative education & internships Option to work on and off campus MANITOBA’S UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES

  25. UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES Colleges and universities with undergraduate, graduate (master, doctoral), professional and certificate programs Numerous technical/vocational institutions, language programs and transition programs Cutting edge technology and research labs with opportunity to collaborate on research projects Opportunities for co-operative education & internships Option to work on and off campus

  26. ENGLISH AND FRENCH LANGUAGE PROGRAMS Canada: a world leader in English and French language training True English immersion experience English as an Second Language (ESL) programs as part of a program of study AND Variety of specialized ESL language programs for academic, work or personal interest Small classes with individual attention

  27. ENGLISH AND FRENCH LANGUAGE PROGRAMS Canada: a world leader in English and French language training True English immersion experience English as an Second Language (ESL) programs as part of a program of study AND Variety of specialized ESL language programs for academic, work or personal interest Small classes with individual attention MANITOBA’S ENGLISH LANGUAGE SCHOOLS

  28. OPPORTUNITIES TO SUCCEED • Access to affordable, quality education that is recognized around the world • Opportunities to gain work experience in a North American setting • Opportunities to stay in Manitoba after your studies are complete • Access to professors, opinion leaders and decision makers

  29. QUALITY EDUCATION WITHIN REACH • Tuition more affordable than US/Europe and very competitive with Australia • Low cost of living in Canada • Merit-based scholarships available

  30. QUALITY EDUCATION WITHIN REACH • Tuition more affordable than US/Europe and very competitive with Australia • Low cost of living in Canada • Merit-based scholarships available Manitoba Value • Some of the lowest tuition in Canada • One of the lowest costs of living in Canada • Entrance scholarships for undergraduates • Tuition Tax Rebate of $25,000 after graduation

  31. SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES The Emerging Leaders in the Americas Program (ELAP) • Canadian Government-funding for 4-10 month international student exchange programs for up to $15,000 CAD. • Available to college, undergraduate, and graduate students who are attending a university that is partnered with the Canadian university that will host the exchange. • The Canadian university must apply on behalf of the student.

  32. WORK OPPORTUNITIES Work opportunities for university and college students Work on campus (no permit required) Work off campus (work permit easily obtained) Co-op work programs Work after graduation (open work permits available)

  33. STAY AFTER YOUR STUDIES • Provincial Nominee Program • International Student Stream • International Students are • eligible to apply if they have: • Graduated from a recognized post-secondary program of at least 8 months • Possess a Post Graduation Work Permit • Received a formal offer of full-time Employment • Worked with that same employer for the past 6 months

  34. COMING TO CANADA: ADMISSIONS • Choose an institution: What do you want to study? • Admission requirements vary by institution • Academic performance is most important factor • Manitoba institutions do not require SATs • Proof of English proficiency may be required • Transfer credit/advanced standing may be given for previously completed courses, including A-level, I.B. and A.P. courses • Application dates may vary • Apply from October onward • Most application deadlines are between February – April • Admission decisions are made on a rolling basis

  35. COMING TO CANADA: VISAS Pick a Program Apply for Admission Isprogram 6 months or longer? • Apply to the Visa Application Centre (VAC). • Applications must include: • Letter of acceptance • Record of previous study (e.g. transcript or diploma) • Application fee ($125 CDN) • Proof of funds to cover tuition and living costs • Intent to return after completing studies • Medical examination, if required No Yes Apply for Visa only Apply for Visa & Study Permit

  36. COMING TO CANADA: VISAS What is the slogan on Manitoba license plates? a) Sunny Manitoba b) Friendly Manitoba c) The Grain Capital of Canada d) Home of the Polar Bear Pick a Program Apply for Admission Isprogram 6 months or longer? • Apply to the Canadian Embassy  • Applications must include: • Letter of acceptance • Record of previous study (e.g. transcript or diploma) • Application fee ($125 CDN) • Proof of funds to cover tuition and living costs • Intent to return after completing studies • Medical examination, if required No Yes Apply for Visa only Apply for Visa & Study Permit

  37. THANK YOU

More Related