Student with 2 children

[steaky]

Hi all, I have one more question if you dont mind. My daughter will be 5 in Jun2018. As far as I understood public elementary schools in BC enroll students in Kindergarten at age 5. If somehow we cant make it to sep18, but come to Vancouver in Dec-Jan19, can we still enroll our girl to kindergarten in mid-term, or do we lose the whole year if we cant catch sep18 intake? I really appreciate your comments @steaky

If Vancouver, you will have to contact international education office for details. I think if one catchment school is not available, then they will arrange another.

 

[glencybabyvengassery]

Madam Tweety,Just one clarification.My wife complete bsc nursing in 2008 and now planing to study Nursing diploma in Canada.So this study gap will effect to get admission in Canadian colleges?

 

[Zigzag85]

Hey there everyone, My husband is also looking to study in Vancouver but we want to be sure that we can enroll our 2 children in schools with student visas. Does anyone know if that is an option??

 

[steaky]

Madam Tweety,Just one clarification.My wife complete bsc nursing in 2008 and now planing to study Nursing diploma in Canada.So this study gap will effect to get admission in Canadian colleges?

2008 is long ago. You will need to contact the Canadian colleges to get admission.

 

[steaky]

Hey there everyone, My husband is also looking to study in Vancouver but we want to be sure that we can enroll our 2 children in schools with student visas. Does anyone know if that is an option??

Yes, if they are not Canadian citizen and permanent residents.

 

[Zigzag85]

Yes, if they are not Canadian citizen and permanent residents.

So yes only if they are canadians, so that means they wouldn’t be able to get education with a visit visa ??

 

[steaky]

So yes only if they are canadians, so that means they wouldn’t be able to get education with a visit visa ??

With visit visa, they can still get education in Canada if the program or course is 6 months or less.