Education System in Canada

How many provinces and territories does Canada have?

• 13

• 20

• 15

• 10

At what age is school mandatory in Canada?

• 7 to 19 years old

• 5 to 17 years old

• 4 to 16 years old

• 6 to 18 years old

What type of skills can students gain at Canadian colleges?

• Philosophical skills

• 
  Practical or technical skills

• Linguistic skills

• Theoretical skills

What is the unique educational institution in Quebec called?

• Polytechnic

• Community College

• CEGEP

• 
  Institute of Technology

What degree can you earn after completing a university program in Canada?

• Certificate

• Diploma

• Bachelor's, Master's, or PhD

• Associate's Degree

How long might a college program in Canada last?

• One to three years

• Four to six years

• Two to four years

• 
  Three to five years

What is a feature of some Canadian college and university programs?

• Cooperative or work-integrated learning experiences

• Guaranteed job placement

• Free tuition

• 
  Online-only courses

What is a benefit of studying in Canada mentioned in the video?

• Flexibility in transferring credits

• Guaranteed scholarships

• 
  Shorter academic terms

• 
  Free housing for all students

What type of subjects are typically studied at Canadian universities?

• Physical education subjects

• 
  In-depth theoretical subjects

• Vocational subjects (for job training)

• Basic education subjects

What is the website mentioned for more information about studying in Canada?

• 
  learncanada.ca

• studyincanada.ca

• canadaeducation.ca

• educanada.ca