About Canada…

Canada has a longstanding tradition of welcoming immigrants from all over the globe. People from diverse backgrounds have come to Canada to seek new opportunities, escape persecution, or reunite with family. If you're considering moving to Canada, here are some essential points to keep in mind:

Immigration System

Canada operates a points-based immigration system called Express Entry, which assesses candidates based on factors like age, education, work experience, language proficiency (English or French), and adaptability. Other immigration pathways include Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs) and family sponsorship. Several provinces also offer fast-track pathways for potential workers and their families in specific sectors and industries. All our students have access to up-to-date information about immigration and resources 24/7.

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Permanent Residency

Obtaining permanent residency allows immigrants to live and work in Canada indefinitely. It provides access to various social benefits, such as healthcare and education, similar to Canadian citizens. The two most efficient ways to immigrate to Canada are: as an international student and as a foreign worker. These two routes have proved to be the fastest with the highest success rate. Elite Skills Canada has the resources to help you get there: English training, skills transfer assistance, and financing.

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Healthcare

Canada offers publicly funded healthcare for its citizens and permanent residents. The system is highly regarded but may vary by province. Our Orientation course “Life in Canada” will give you all the information you need to get settled before your arrival.

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Education

Canada boasts high-quality education at all levels, with public schools providing free education for Canadian residents, including permanent residents. There are also renowned universities and colleges offering diverse courses for international students. International students and foreign workers can bring their families, including children, as “temporary residents” which gives them access to free education.

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Languages

Canada has two official languages, English and French. Proficiency in one or both languages can be advantageous during the immigration process and in finding employment. English is majorly spoken in all provinces, except Quebec, while French is mostly used in the province of Quebec.

Statistics show that higher language proficiency can help immigrants get a job quicker and at a higher pay. Our Elite English courses are tailored to your needs and profession. We use a state-of-art interface proven to speed-up your learning and live lessons available to help you master your communication skills.

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Cultural Diversity

Canada is known for its multicultural society, which celebrates and embraces diverse backgrounds, languages, and traditions. It is one of the most culturally diverse countries in the world. The nation's history of immigration has contributed significantly to its multicultural makeup, creating a society that celebrates and embraces different ethnicities, languages, religions, and traditions. Multiculturalism is an official government policy in Canada, promoting the idea that all citizens can preserve their cultural heritage while being proud Canadians.

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