College & University
Compare programs, prerequisites, and application windows.
- Program requirements and intake dates
- Transcripts and credential assessment
- Tuition, scholarships, and financial aid
Post-Secondary Education Guide
From program choice to enrollment — focused on college/university, adult career training, and language study options for newcomers.
Focus Areas
Adult & Career Training
Upskill with continuing education or trades pathways.
- Part-time, evening, or online options
- Bridging programs and co-op pathways
- Licensing prep and short certificates
Language Study
Explore intensive English/French programs and short-term options.
- Language schools and program formats
- Placement tests and level selection
- Budget, housing, and insurance planning
Getting Started
- Decide your goal (college/university, adult training, or language study).
- Shortlist programs, then check requirements and deadlines.
- Prepare documents and submit applications or registrations.
Common Documents
- Passport or government ID
- Transcripts or diplomas (translated if needed)
- Proof of address (lease or utility bill)
- Study permit or financial proof (if applicable)
Study Permit & PGWP
You need a valid Study Permit to study in Canada for programs longer than 6 months. After graduating from DLI-designated programs, you may be eligible for a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP).
PGWP Key Points
- Available to graduates of DLI-designated institutions
- Permits are issued for up to 3 years depending on program length
- Canadian work experience from PGWP counts toward PR applications
- You must apply within 180 days of receiving your final marks
Need Local Help?
Schools, settlement agencies, and campus advisors can guide you through enrollment.