Gateway Bridge
Educational Consultancy
Your BRIGHT future is our success
HOTLINE:
Baguio Office: +63-908-989-5460
Laguna Office: +63-909-070-6848
Isabela Office- +63-939-713-9881
Davao Office- +63-928-760-6734
Study , work and live in
CANADA
Our Application Process
1. ASSESSMENT: Send your up to date C.V/ resume to info@gatewaybridge.net for assessment or fill out our assessment form
2: ENGAGEMENT PROCESS: Fill out necessary documents prior to engagement
3: DOCUMENT GATHERING: Gather pertinent documents for enrollment & Visa processing
4: SCHOOL ENROLLMENT
5: VISA PROCESSING
What are the requirements?
Canada Candidate must:
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Letter of Acceptance (Pay your first year of tuition fees upfront)
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At least a k12 graduate / 2nd year college
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NO I.E.L.T.S. requirement (Terms and conditions apply)
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Candidate/ Sponsor must have Proof of Financial Capacity
Further details on requirements are discussed on the free orientation
Earn while you study
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work up to 20 hours a week while in class
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work on- or off-campus
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work full-time during scheduled breaks such as reading weeks and breaks between semesters.
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Dependents work full time
Campuses
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At Gateway Bridge Educational Consultancy you get multiple campus/ institution options depending on the state you want to study and the availability of the course you will be taking
After Graduation
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After graduation, international students who studied within two years are eligible to apply for up to a three-year post-graduate work permit. This allows you to gain Canadian work experience. Students must have a valid study permit and apply within 90 days of graduation.
After one year of work experience, they are eligible to apply for Permanent Residency.
Accomodation and other cost
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Accommodation:
The cost of private rentals is generally between $650 and $800 per room per month (meals not included)
$550 to $650 per room per month in other campus communities. In addition, students must pay $100 to $150 for utilities. -
Other Cost:
Books, English for Academic Purposes: $250 to $350 (per seven-week semester)
Books, postsecondary programs: $50 to $200 (per textbook)
Groceries: $300 to $400 (monthly estimate)
Cell phone: $20 to $80 (per month)