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Canada isan amazing country that offers many exciting and varying opportunities. Whether you want to study and ski in British Columbia or make connections among Toronto’s financial elite, you will find higher education institutions that will help you achieve your goals in locations to suit your lifestyle.  \nOver 300,000 international students currently live in culturally rich and diverse cities such as Toronto, Vancouver or Montreal. Some of the benefits that have increased the number of applications from all over the world are the strong employment rates and the post-graduate work permits available to international students.  \nOne of the world’s largest and most liberal economies, Canada enjoys a flexible and accessible post-secondary education sector that welcomes international students, who can study in English or French. With funding worth billions of dollars, Canada’s largest institutions are able to attract academics at the top of their disciplines from across the globe to join their universities as professors and researchers. Consequently, students in Canada benefit from teaching by outstanding professors and cutting-edge researchers.  \nChoosing where to study is one of the most important decisions you will make. A good decision is an informed one. Use this guide to help you better understand the many opportunities open to you in Canada with your Pearson qualifications, including:  \n> Edexcel A levels  \n> Edexcel International Advanced levels (IALs)> BTEC Nationals*  \n* Some of the information in this guide might help BTEC Higher National students, but because BTEC Higher Nationals offer advanced placement onto undergraduate degree programmes, the application process and entry requirements will differ.  \nCANADA FUN FACTS  \nCanada’s total population in 2015 was 35.16 million people. This is smaller than California’s population of 38 million people in 2015.  \nThe distance across Canada is 9,306km. This is equal to the distance between London and Cape Town, South Africa (9,300km) .  \n3  \n1  \nUNIverSITIeS IN CANADA  \nEvery year young people from around the world choose to study at a university in Canada, making it the eighth most popular destination for international students.  \nwhile the qualifications you have taken with Pearson will affect the courses you can apply for, both edexcel A levels and BTeCs are widely accepted throughout Canada. Students with edexcel A levels and BTeC qualifications have achieved a higher academic level to Canadian secondary school graduates. You therefore may be able to use this to your advantage. It’s worth asking if your qualifications are eligible for transfer credits in your first year when you apply to a university. Having to achieve fewer credits will save you time and money.  \nUNIVErSITy GrOUPING  \nwhen you think of a university, you typically think of a place that offers a degree, called a bachelor’s degree. Canada is a little different. In Canada, both colleges and universities can issue degrees. The difference in Canada is that at universities, professors are expected to conduct research and teach. At colleges, however, professors are only expected to teach.  \nThat is why post-secondary education in Canada is most often referred to as Higher Education or Higher Ed and refers to institutions that are allowed to issue degrees. 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