Education in Canada is public, free, and one of the most successful in the world.
The Canadian educational system is characterized by being very complete, varied and eminently practical in nature.
Third best overall score in the PISA report among Western countries.
7.7% of its GDP goes to education.
91% of adults in Canada have a High School Diploma.
80% of Canadians are satisfied with their country's education.
The 10 provinces are free to define and implement their own study plans.
Each region has its own “Ministry of Education”. Thus, each community expresses its history, language, way of life, customs and adaptation to society in the educational system.
Although there are very prestigious private schools, 95% of Canadians attend public schools.
Its constitution recognizes French and English as official languages and under equal conditions, although English is the most widely used language.
Student grades are given throughout the course. In this way, the points to improve on which must be worked with the student in a personalized way are identified.
The Canadian system allows you to select the area: region, district ... in which you want to study the chosen academic program.
The Canadian system offers personalized attention to immigrant and foreign students, giving priority to promoting diversity and multiculturalism in the classroom. In recent years, the incorporation of foreign and immigrant students into the Canadian school system has been a success.
Each province has a series of mandatory or core subjects (usually between five and seven) and other optional or free-choice ones.