Welcome to Canadian Education Centre
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“Canadian Education Centre – India presents an Exciting opportunity to interested individuals and Institutions to participate in University of British Columbia Summer Camp (UBC, is consistently ranked among the 40 best universities of the world.”

If you are an interested individual or institution and would would like to take part in this UBC Camp, Please contact at the earliest:
Sujeet Peter | Director
For More Details ABout this Opportunity Check these Documents
UBC overview and facts 2011
UBCCINTL – Brochure 2012
UBCCINTL – Detailed Program Description 2012
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Canadian Education Centre (CEC) is a founded to promote Canada as a study destination for International student and as a world-class provider of education services. Canadian Education Centre walks along with a student in his or her endeavor to study in Canada by providing individual counseling services to identify the institutions and programs that best meet his or her needs, subsequently it helps them with the visa counseling to make it through to Canada and finally provides them the pre departure orientation to help them prepare for life in Canada. Canadian Education and Career Services provides to the students counseling, guidance and admission assistance for all the universities, university colleges, community colleges, career colleges and schools across Canada. Thus the stress is given to assist the student with whatever suits to his or her aspiration, caliber and need.
CEC: why we are here ?
At CEC we advise and assist aspiring students in:
- Admission Counseling.
- Application Forwarding.
- Education Counseling.
- Visa Counseling.
- Pre Departure Orientation.
- Agent Training Session
- and many more…
CEC: Why us?
At CEC, we are team of experienced counselors who excels in admission counseling particularly in Canada.
We are experienced in counseling more than 500 students. Our all former applicants have successfully completed their studies and are well settled in their professions. We have huge network of students and professional in Canada also who helps our prospective students.
Choosing Canada as study destination
Universities offer a broad range of degrees from undergraduate to doctorate. While Colleges offer a broad range of UG, PG diplomas& applied degrees, which are more vocationally oriented, skill-based, specific and shorter in duration compared to a university degree. These diplomas may have a transfer agreement with universities for students to transfer up to 60 credits and gain entry into the 3rd year of a degree program. A University-College offers both diplomas and degrees.
A significant number of university graduates attend college upon completion of their degree in order to acquire vocational skills for employment.
NOTE: In Canada, Indian postgraduate studies are referred to as graduate studies (masters and doctoral) whereas; bachelor’s degrees or Indian graduation is referred to as undergraduate studies.read more…
Whats new
CIC Canada Operational Bulletin 194 – June 1, 2010 – Clarification on the eligibility of combined programs for the Post Graduation Work Permit Program and the last semester of study
On June 1, 2010, CIC announced a ‘Clarification on the eligibility of combined programs for the Post Graduation Work Permit Program and the last semester of study’. This has a bearing on the qualification as well as duration of the Work Permit. Please have a look at the link for all the details.
Revised program criteria – Key Points
Students holding a one‑year graduate degree or diploma from a provincially or territorially accredited post‑secondary educational/training institution in Canada after having obtained, within the prior two years, a diploma or degree from an accredited post‑secondary educational/training institution in Canada may qualify for a three‑year work permit. This exception also applies to students who have left Canada temporarily between programs of study.
Link - http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/manuals/bulletins/2010/ob194.asp