At what age do children in Canada usually begin elementary school?
5 or 6 years old
What are the two official languages of Canada?
English and French
What document do most international students need in order to study in Canada?
A study permit
What is the name of the campus place where students borrow books and study quietly?
The library
What English language test is commonly accepted by many Canadian colleges and universities?
ELTS
What is the name of education that comes after high school in Canada?
Post-secondary education
Which province is most closely associated with French-language education in Canada?
Quebec
What must an international student usually receive before applying for a Canadian study permit?
A letter of acceptance from a school
What do we call activities like sports, clubs, music, and volunteering outside regular classes?
Extracurricular activities
What do the letters DLI stand for in Canadian education?
Designated Learning Institution
Which governments mainly control education in Canada instead of the federal government?
Provincial and territorial governments
What is the name of the program in which students learn school subjects in French even if it is not their first language?
French immersion
Which type of institution in Canada is usually more focused on practical and career-based training?
College
What is the name of the document that shows a student’s grades and academic progress?
Report card
Question: What is the name of a Canadian school that is officially approved to accept international students?
Designated Learning Institution (DLI)
What are the two main types of post-secondary institutions in Canada?
Colleges and universities
Which province is the only officially bilingual province in Canada?
New Brunswick
Which type of institution in Canada is generally more focused on academic degrees and research?
University
What is the common name for housing where students live on or near campus?
Residence or dormitory
How many hours per week can many eligible international students in Canada work off campus during regular academic terms?
Up to 24 hours per week
What is the name of the institution that many students in Quebec attend after high school and before university?
CEGEP
Why can language of instruction vary across Canada’s schools and universities?
Because Canada has both English- and French-language education systems, and provinces set many of their own education policies
What extra document do many international students need if they plan to study in Quebec?
CAQ (Quebec Acceptance Certificate)
Besides getting a degree, what important personal benefit do many students gain from studying in Canada?
Intercultural experience or global perspective
What is the name of the work permit that some students may apply for after graduating from an eligible Canadian institution?
Post-graduation work permit (PGWP)