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Benefits of Recruiting Undergraduates in Canada

Worldwide College Tours • Jul 10, 2019

Getting an education from abroad is a common part of today’s education system. Employers are looking for candidates with excellent communication skills, creativity, problem-solving abilities, and cultural diverse. More than 80% of employers that hires students with an international education state that it made their resume more competitive. Students are encouraged to learn more about themselves, different cultures, and gain a new perspective on their subject of choice. Canada is a country without borders or limitations for people. Immigrants and foreigners are a large part of Canada’s economy and have helped create the cultural diversity that it is known for. Let’s dive into the main reasons and benefits of recruiting students to study internationally in your college or university.

Benefits of Recruiting Students in Canada

Canadians Love International Education

Studying internationally is very popular among Canadians. In fact, the number of students has been on a steady rise since 2015. Canada has one of the busiest workplaces in the world today. With so many large corporations being located in Canada, there is a continuing need for well-educated and innovative workers. International education is a key driver of Canada’s future successes. In all factors, it brings value to every community in Canada. This all starts at a person’s education.

Canadians Favor Culturalism

Canadian is a country that is accepting and welcoming to all people. Today, about 1 in 5 Canadians was born in a different country. Whether they or their parents have immigrated from other countries, students are surrounded by people from different countries. Canada as a whole is more tolerant than ever about differences in a person’s culture, learning about those differences first hand gives students an openness that cannot be taught internally.

Canadians Encourage Character Development

One thing you might know about Canadians, they are always well mannered. While character traits are developed in at home, there are things that can only be learned abroad. Studies show that studying internationally gives students more self-confidence and self-awareness. After graduation, students have a better understanding of their future career and personal goals.

Canada is Considered a Neutral Nation

Due to the country’s neutral government policies, Canada is considered to be an ally to most sovereign nations. Being an excellent democratic partner gives Canadians the opportunity to travel almost anywhere in the world. The possibilities for Canadian students are quite literally endless. Students are not as restricted in the visa process and the approval rate is higher than in other countries.

Consequently, Canada is one of the most popular countries for colleges and universities to recruit students. Not only will they be able to recruit Canadian students, but international Canadian's as well.


Most students who come from immigrant families, are already well traveled. It is common for students to want to study in the country they originated from. Perhaps they do not feel a barrier as they already speak the language or have relatives in that particular country.


As the Canadian workplace is becoming more competitive, having an international education is appealing to recruiters. While students are preparing to join the workforce, they are looking for global education opportunities to get them the education that would land them on top of the resume pile.

What International Colleges and Universities Need to Know About Canadian Students (Facts & Figures)

Top Programs and Subjects of Interest to Study

  • 21% Business
  • 14% Engineering
  • 12% Social Sciences
  • 10% Health Sciences
  • 6% Education

Top Destinations to Study

  • France
  • United Kingdom
  • United States
  • Germany
  • Spain
  • Australia
  • Sweden
  • Italy
  • China
  • Switzerland

The Greatest Reason Canadian Students Choose Not to Study Abroad

Finances.

Most students need assistance or are unclear about the financial process of studying abroad. Luckily, over 60% of students are eligible to receive assistance from the government (through scholarships, bursaries, loans, grants), through businesses/organizations (scholarships, grants), from their abroad college or university (scholarship, grant, prize), or from financial institutions (loans).

Many students want to study abroad but are unfamiliar with the process. Relocating and starting a new educational path can be a bit overwhelming. Schools that offer assistance or information (whether it be through alumni, admissions advisors/officers, or even other students or family) on the entire international student process are typically favored. Meeting with students who are in the college or university selection process is the easiest way for schools to offer that information. The human connection is very valuable.

Interested in recruiting students in Canada?

We are happy to announce that we are expanding our tours in Canada. We will now be hosting high school events in the top cities in Canada. Check out our upcoming tour schedule for exact dates and locations for our events.

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