Nowadays, French training institutions are booming. Students who have passed the TCF, TEF, and TFI exams are considering immigration to Quebec through study abroad experience. Quebec is the largest province in Canada and one of the three largest provinces for employment and immigration in Canada. The Quebec government encourages international students to immigrate through studying abroad. Recently, a series of favorable policies have been introduced, including the "High School Waiver" scholarship system, which can reach up to 90% of tuition fees, amounting to 100,000 RMB. After obtaining this substantial scholarship, the total cost of a two-year master's degree is less than 150,000 RMB. Study abroad experts introduce this as the most economical path to employment-based immigration in Quebec.
Quebec has a first-class education system and is building world-class research capabilities by attracting top domestic and international doctoral students. These doctoral students will make positive contributions to the economic, social, and research-based development of Quebec.
The Quebec government, schools, universities, research centers, and other institutions offer various scholarships to international graduate students.
Canadian government scholarships are only available to international students.
How can international students obtain scholarships worth up to 100,000 RMB? Due to the limited number of "High School Waiver" scholarships each year, based on experience, the following types of students have a higher chance of winning:
1. Those pursuing higher degrees, such as Canadian diploma-to-degree programs, where postgraduate studies are preferred over undergraduate studies.
2. Those receiving direct admission, specifically speaking, direct admission is better than conditional admission.
3. Those studying French, meaning that studying French has a higher chance of winning compared to English.
4. Those submitting applications earlier, since the "High School Waiver" adopts a policy of applying and reviewing at any time, reviewing those who apply first, and stopping once all scholarships are awarded, thus early submission naturally increases the chances of winning.
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