Studying abroad of underage students is now a trend, with more and more children starting before they reach adulthood. Of course, the benefits of studying at an early age are also obvious: easier integration into the local social and culture life, better access to the foreign language, better chances of further education, etc. However, many...

In the process of gathering information about studying abroad, preparing for the HKCEE, IELTS, and applying for high school, both parents and children feel physically and mentally exhausted. As time went on, it turned out to be time to take the midterm exam. If the child is already determined to go abroad, does it mean...

Many parents believe that “good context is the key to learning other languages.” As a result, homestays have become a priority for parents who send their children to study abroad. Being able to eat, live, and work using your English-speaking skills will help you improve your English. Yet is that the case? Today, let’s compare...

As we all know, Canada is a great power nation of education, with the most advanced education system, which places great importance on the development of talent. That’s why more people are heading to Canada each year to open their path to study. However, most parents, including students, have not gotten first-hand information about education...

Many parents of international students choose to send their children to schools that are not suitable for them, only to realize and ask agents to transfer. Who are the students transferring? What are the reasons for the transfer? To help you understand high school transfer correctly, I will introduce you to the 3 types of...

Canadian private schools are best suited for most international students, especially for Grade 11-12 students. First, the top configuration of private schools gives students better resources, from faculty to hardware resources, and second, the semester system of private schools is more suitable for students who want to earn credits and apply to universities as soon...

The knowledge and information about studying in the other country have led many parents and children to guess based on their own subjective experiences. With this came many typical stereotypical biases. These biases have a strong impact on a child’s schooling. Typical Bias I: Private International School = Diploma Mill? Many private international high schools...

One of the biggest questions parents have who are planning to send their children to Canadian high schools is whether it is better to go to a public high school or a private school. Most parents choose to enroll their children in private high schools after consulting agents for public and private schools. What helps...

The University of Toronto ranked No. 3 in the Canadian University of Medicine, McMaster University at No. 6, the University of Western Ontario at No. 11. The University of Waterloo and Queen’s University at No. 3 in the general category. These universities are all top-notch institutions of higher learning, each with unique achievements, such as...

After deciding to study in Canada, many students start to think about which province or city to study in. There must be a comparison between Ontario and British Columbia (here and after referred to as B.C.), two of Canada’s most developed provinces. To help you have an in-depth understanding, let’s look at these two provinces....