If you are thinking of coming to Canada for study, then check out this list of Some Cheap Colleges in Canada, They have DLI, PGWP and they don’t need IELTS. With a lot of benefits attached to it,
However this scholarships is open for both local and international students who wish to study in Canada with low budget.
Cheap Colleges in Canada with PGWP and don’t need IELTS.
- Aurora College (North West Territories) NO Application fee, Tuition Fees starts from $4,000 to $7,000 annually.
- Holland College also known as (Prince Edward Province) Application fee = $100 Tuition Fees is from $8,000 to $10,000 per year
- College of North Atlantic. Application fee = $100 Tuition Fees from $9,000 to $13,000 per year
- Selkirk College (British Columbia) Application fee = $100 Tuition Fees from $5,000 to $13,000 per year
- Bow Valley College (Alberta) Application fee = $140 Tuition Fees from $5,000 to $17,000 per year
- Canada College (Montreal Quebec) Application fee = $??? Tuition Fees from $8,000 to $10,000 per year
- Maritime College of forest Technology (New Brunswick) they also accept WAEC/NECO
- Application fee = $100 Tuition Fees from $5,000 per year
- 8. New Brunswick College of Crafts and Design, Application fee = $100 Tuition Fees from $9,500 per year, however there has been an increase recently.
- 9. New Brunswick Community College: Application fee = $100 Tuition Fees from $9,500 per year
- 10. Nova Scotia Community College They also accept WAEC/NECO for Nigerians and other African countries, Application fee = $75 Tuition Fees from $12,000 to $14,000 per year
- 11. Mohawk College (Ontario) Application fee = $100 Tuition Fees from $10,000 to $17,000 per year
- 12. Northern College (Ontario) Application fee = $100 Tuition Fees from $7,000 to $16,000 per year
Kindly note ALL payments are made in Canadian dollars, however you have to also note that these tuition fees may increase because of the following reason;
- Health Insurance
- Library
- International differential fee
- Student union fee. Etc.
Step-by-Step guide of how to submit your application
If you are thinking of coming to Canada for study, here’s a Step-by-Step guide of how to submit your application.
1. After you have received your acceptance letter from school, you should check if you need a study permit here: Once you see you are eligible for a Study permit, then click:
How to Apply’ the same page
2. on the ‘How to Apply’ page you’d be asked two questions:
- (a.) Which country are you applying from? Answer: choose the country you are applying from
- (b.) How do you want to apply? Answer: you choose Online, then scroll down and click:
- 3. Create an Account and Sign In.’ you should see this page after clicking ‘Create An Account & Sign In’ Once there, click: ‘Sign in .
- 4. Create your Username, Password & Security Q&As, You now have an online profile with a required list of documents to submit. Now gather your Documents.
The ‘FORMS’ you’d need are:- (a.) Applications for a Study Permit made outside Canada. (IMM 1294)
- (b.) Applications for a Temporary Resident Visa made outside Canada. (Optional)
- (c.) Family Information Form (IMM 5707)
Documents Required
Here is the Document checklist Find and download the forms here and It is best to:
- -Download the forms first.
- -Go to ‘Download Folder’ on your computer.
- -Open the forms there.
Ensure to install the most recent version of Adobe. Other Required Documents:
- -Acceptance Letter and Receipt from School
-International Passport
-Digital Passport Photograph (Canada Spec)
– Proof of Means of Financial Support (Statement of Account) For Proof of Means of Financial Support, provide your sponsor’s statement of account (if you are being sponsored) as well as your own statement of account.
Also, provide any other document that can support your financial dependency
– Police Clearance Certificate, PCC (Optional) The PCC is not a required document listed on the CIC study visa checklist. - However, in order to avoid delays in processing time in case they need it, I always advise including it.
- – Motivation/ Letter of Explanation
This is where you tell:
- -A story unique to yourself.
- -Who you are.
- -What do you presently do?
- -Why study in Canada and not some other country?
- -Why return to your country after studying?
- -Why the school?
- -Why did you choose the course?
- A letter from Sponsor The sponsor (preferably Dad/Mum) should write a letter of introduction.
It should include:
- -How you are related.
- -Why they want you to school in Canada.
- -Importance of course.
- -Financial capabilities available.
- -Concrete confirmation that you’d return.
Most times, there will not be a designated section on your profile to upload any of the following additional/optional documents:
- Police report
- Sponsor Letter
- Resume
- Job Offer Letter
- job Promotion Letter
- Job Confirmation Letter
- Portfolio Information
- 5. Double-check all documents & forms to ensure they’ve been filled, signed, and validated properly.
- 6. When you are sure all is good, then proceed to submit.
The application fee is - – Study Permit: CAD150
– Biometrics Fee: CAD85 - Total: CAD235.
7. Biometrics is done at the visa Office. After submitting your application, you’d get a ‘Biometrics Introduction Letter’, which you’d take to the Visa Office for your biometrics.
Finally, work on these for a strong application:
1. Choice of Sponsor: Dad/Mum’s most preferred sponsor. (If uncle or aunt, get a gift deed).
2. Insufficient Funds: Aside from tuition, you should show there is CAD20, 000 available for every school year you’d spend in Canada.
3. Improper Documentation: Don’t submit Document A for B or vice versa. No one has time to sort docs.
4. Not meeting health standards: Here is a link to health issues: canada.ca/en/immigration