scholarship
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You mean to study?
You will need to contact the schools where you are planning to study to see what scholarships they have for international students.
Generally speaking, scholarships are only available at the Master's and PhD level.
Chances of getting a full scholarship are almost NIL. You may want to focus on scholarships from your country/region to study in Canada.
First is to get admission to a school, and then work with school on possible bursaries/scholarships. As mentioned you may get funding if completing a Masters/PhD.
Thank you so much
I am interested to excel in PhD program in any of Canadian Institutions. I have no information about the institutions that give admission for "English for academic/ESL/EFL "field. Media and communication in Master's program could also be my alternative plan,if the PhD program is difficult, to join Canadian institutions.
How can I apply for admission and get information about the institutions?
I am interested to excel in PhD program in any of Canadian Institutions. I have no information about the institutions that give admission for "English for academic/ESL/EFL "field. Media and communication in Master's program could also be my alternative plan,if the PhD program is difficult, to join Canadian institutions.
How can I apply for admission and get information about the institutions?
Thank you so much
I am interested to excel in PhD program in any of Canadian Institutions. I have no information about the institutions that give admission for "English for academic/ESL/EFL "field. Media and communication in Master's program could also be my alternative plan,if the PhD program is difficult, to join Canadian institutions.
How can I apply for admission and get information about the institutions?
Thank you so much
I am interested to excel in PhD program in any of Canadian Institutions. I have no information about the institutions that give admission for "English for academic/ESL/EFL "field. Media and communication in Master's program could also be my alternative plan,if the PhD program is difficult, to join Canadian institutions.
How can I apply for admission and get information about the institutions?
You'll have to do this research yourself by researching universities in Canada and what programs they offer through their websites.
If you don't want to do this research yourself, then you should look into hiring an immigration lawyer or consultant to assist you.
Its great that you got some good advice from experienced members on this Family Sposonship forum.
However, I will advise you to post a new thread in the International Students forum. You may get more ideas and more relevant assistance there: https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/forums/international-students.2/
However, I will advise you to post a new thread in the International Students forum. You may get more ideas and more relevant assistance there: https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/forums/international-students.2/
So since you have a Masters then research PhD programs in your field. No one can do the research for you. You will still need to show your own funds.