Study Permit
More than 130,000 students come to Canada to study every year. Foreign students bring a rich culture to our classrooms as well as knowledge and skills that are welcome in our schools.
The provinces regulate education and schools in Canada. A Study Permit is not required for a course or program in Canada with a duration of six months or less. More information on study permits can be found on the following link:
Custodianship
Students enrolled at elementary schools must reside with parent(s). Students in Middle School and Secondary School and under the age of 19 years must have completed two additional documents before a...
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MSP - Care Card All international students are required to have medical coverage as a condition of their acceptance in the International Education Program. All international students must report...
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REFUND POLICY FOR PROGRAM FEES: All requests for refunds must be made in writing to the International Education Department, School District 43 (Coquitlam). Refund requests must include...
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Homestay in Coquitlam School District is more than just food and lodging – it is a chance to take part in all aspects of family life. We believe that our students will feel that they really do have...
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To confirm your place in the school, pay the fees according to your Letter of Offer. Payments can be made by: money order, certified cheque, bank draft, bank wire, Visa, and/or Mastercard. Please do...
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Current Forms for International Education Programs The following forms can be downloaded for your convenience. Should you have any questions regarding our programs please call us at the...
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Acceptance in the International Education Program and subsequent placement in a school will be determined by the applicant's educational and behavioural background and present academic...
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