BCIT The British Columbia Institute of Technology, or simply BCIT, was established in 1964 in the province of British Columbia as a vocational school. If only a few hundred students were enrolled in the first few years, by 2017, the number of annual enrolments had risen to 18,755 full-time students. […]
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Pearson College UWC The full name of the college is Pearson United World College of the Pacific. It means that it’s a part of the United World Colleges, which have eighteen campuses, including those in Venezuela, Hong Kong, the Netherlands, Germany, and Japan. The college in Canada is named after […]
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St. Michaels University School This boarding school is located in the city of Victoria in the province of British Columbia, and is usually referred to as SMUS. Its history begins in 1906, and almost seventy years later, a university school merged with St.Michael’s school to become a single educational institution. […]
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Visual College of Art and Design The Visual College of Art and Design is also known under the abbreviation of VCAD. It was established in 2009 by the Emanate Group that owns another two colleges in the province of British Columbia, which makes this career college a private educational institution. […]
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Homestay in Winnipeg The geographical center of North America and the capital of Manitoba, Winnipeg, draws above 5,000 international students yearly. They prefer to study at the high-quality secondary and post-secondary educational institutions of the city. Still, the main challenge for newcomers is to find a place to live during […]
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Canadian College Currently, the Canadian College uses the academic curriculum of another post-secondary academic institution for most of its programs, which is the St. Lawrence College of the province of Ontario. Thus, every student enrolled in one of the academic programs of the Canadian College will receive two diplomas: one […]
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Regent College This post-secondary educational institution is an interdenominational Christian college that offers various academic programs pertinent to theology and Christianity. It is actually an affiliated school of the University of British Columbia, through which the university offers graduate, religiously oriented programs to students. The history of the Regent College […]
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Okanagan College The history of Okanagan College can be traced back to the very sixties, when the post-secondary educational institution was known as the British Columbia Vocational School. It was then renamed Okanagan University College and then re-adopted its former name. It was subdivided into two separate institutions: the Okanagan […]
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Homestay in Saskatchewan The Canadian province, Saskatchewan, offers world-class education and draws above 7,000 international students per year. Indeed, Saskatchewan is home to high-quality secondary and post-secondary schools in the country. While it is easy to decide where to study, the more complicated task is to find where to live. […]
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Vancouver Institute of Media Arts This post-secondary educational institution is also known as VanArts. It’s located in the city of Vancouver, in the province of British Columbia. It was founded in 1995 on West Broadway, but two years later, the Vancouver Institute of Arts moved to its another campus, located […]
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