Best Education Choice – education organisation

Образование, карьера, будущее

Мы образовательное агентство.

Мы ценим индивидуальный подход к канадскому международному образованию. Наша команда предлагает образовательные услуги, консультации по переезду и поддержку в процессе поступления.

Наша история

Агентство было основано в 2017 году с целью превратить переезд в Канаду в увлекательное приключение, потому что когда я проходила все шаги, чтобы продолжить степень магистра в Университете Альберты, я боролась со многими трудностями.

Я решила помочь ученикам,
потому что мне пришлось делать это самостоятельно…

Почему Best Education Choice?

с нами просто 🙂

Обучаться в престижных колледжах Канады

Получить степень

Выучить профессиональный или академический английский

Успешно здать IELTS/ TOEFL

Улучшить свои коммуникационные навыки

Получить международный опыт

Каждый студент важен!

Наши ценности

В зависимости от ваших образовательных потребностей мы хотим, чтобы ваш канадский опыт поощрил и привел вас к вашей мечте.

В соответствии с этим мы предлагаем вам:

Разнообразие

Доступ к ряду наших программ и партнерств благодаря вашим личным целям.

Доступность и компетентность

Правильный выбор учебного заведения и программы – залог вашего успеха.

Поддержка

Мы ассистируем вам на каждом этапе вступления.

Профессионализм

Наши образовательные консультанты проявляют профессионализм и доброжелательность, относятся к каждому с уважением и пониманием.

Кооперация

Эффективное сотрудничество с учебными заведениями, родителями и учениками лежит в основе стратегии BEC.

Развитие

Мы стремимся к постоянному росту и развитию.

Команда профессионалов

Мирослава Униaт

Founder and CEO of the Company

Анна Коваль

Sales & Marketing Manager

Елизавета Настенко

Education Consultant & Business Development Manager

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Graduate programs may be separated into three broa

Graduate programs may be separated into three broad categories:

⚡Professional programs – provide specialized skills and qualifications for a specific profession (i.e., Speech-Language Pathology, MBA programs).
⚡Terminal programs – master’s and doctoral degrees are achieved separately. Students apply to doctoral programs after first completing their master’s degree.
⚡Non-terminal programs – master’s program feeds directly into doctoral program without option of stopping after master’s. May be entered into directly from undergraduate studies.

Additionally, your degree may be:

⚡Course-based – a combination of required courses, practicum placement, qualifying exam, independent research, or capstone course or project.
⚡Thesis-based – a combination of required courses and a thesis project under the supervision of a thesis advisor.

Thesis-based master’s programs provide an opportunity for students to explore the possibility of pursuing research as a career. The normal time to completion of this degree is two years, although completion of a high quality thesis may require a longer period of time.

Students are expected to display enthusiasm and dedication towards completing the objectives that define their research projects, which can mean working on their projects beyond a standard work week. In research, the end result is nearly always determined by the effort and commitment of the student to the project.

⚡ The reward for this is the opportunity to pursue research questions and lead discovery in diverse and important areas that are directed at reducing human suffering and improving our understanding of the world.

Graduate school includes master’s programs (typi

Graduate school includes master’s programs (typically one to two years of full time study following an undergraduate degree) and doctoral programs (approximately four to six additional years of study which may follow a master’s degree).

The graduate learning environment is distinctly different from that at the undergraduate level. It has been characterized as advanced, focused and scholarly in nature:

💥 It is advanced because it builds upon an undergraduate education.
💥 It is focused because the emphasis in graduate studies is on depth.
💥 It is scholarly because it is concerned not simply with the acquisition of knowledge and skills, but with the critical analysis of existing knowledge and the creation of new knowledge. Graduate students are expected to acquire and apply advanced analytical and interpretive skills, as well understanding and/or producing research.

Although the expectations of students enrolled in graduate programs may vary, it should be recognized that graduate school represents a very different educational experience than that of undergraduate studies. Scientific discovery is seldom a linear process, and it is generally not possible to drive research directly towards a desired outcome.

💥 Discovery is a mixture of insight, effort, curiosity, and good fortune.

In the first couple of weeks, you may begin to fee

In the first couple of weeks, you may begin to feel homesick. This is normal, and most international students feel this at some time in their university career. There are various ways to combat this, such as:

✨Become active in university events. If you start doing lots of new things, and meet new people, you will feel more relaxed and at home in your new surroundings. Join groups, attend events and if possible, join an international student ‘buddy’ program at your university.

✨Call home. Talk to, email, or connect via social media to your family and friends back home. While initially this may make you more home-sick, keeping in touch with people from home will help you to feel more relaxed and grounded, and therefore more confident.

✨Explore your new area. Walk, bike or bus around the new area you live in. The more you mix with the community, the more likely you are to fit in.

✨Get a job. The laws in Canada allow international students to work on or off campus for a maximum amount of twenty hours a week while you are studying. Getting a job is a great way to meet new people and also make some extra money at the same time. Before starting a job, check with Immigration Canada for the permits you’ll need, and whether you need any further information before starting a job.

✨Volunteer. Volunteering is a great way to feel part of your community and a good way to make friends while helping other people. There are a range of things that you can do, from helping at an animal shelter, to coaching a children’s soccer team.

So good luck, and remember, this experience will change how you live forever. The education system in Canada is well known throughout the world, and a Canadian education will set you in good standing wherever you travel to next. Follow these steps and use the experience wisely - and you will always have a little of Canada wherever you go in the world.

⚡Professional graduate degree programs prepare s

⚡Professional graduate degree programs prepare students for a specific career or profession, such as business and management, engineering, dentistry, law or medicine. They are generally oriented toward the acquisition of practical skills and applied knowledge. Accordingly, students may follow a more structured series of courses and undertake practicums or internships. In addition to the graduate degree, students in professional programs must often work toward a professional accreditation as well.

⚡Although a great many professional degrees are offered at the master’s level, some (such as those in the field of medicine) are technically undergraduate degrees. They nevertheless require the completion of some university study prior to application.

⚡Research-based graduate degree programs focus on in-depth study in a particular discipline, such as chemistry, English, French, geography or sociology. They are generally oriented toward theory and research. Students may be required to complete a certain number of courses as well as a thesis under the direction of a professor who acts as an advisor.

⚡Research-based master’s programs are often a stepping-stone toward a doctoral program and PhD – the highest form of research degree. Doctoral programs are designed to train research scholars, and in many cases, future academics, although graduates increasingly work in diverse sectors.

If you’re looking to build upon your undergradua

If you’re looking to build upon your undergraduate education, excellent learning and research opportunities await you in Canada. Universities Canada member universities offer thousands of graduate programs (certificates, diplomas, master’s and doctoral degrees) in a multitude of disciplines.

Canada is recognized as a world leader in a number of research fields: clinical medicine, information and communication technologies, and psychology and cognitive sciences, to name just a few.

Canadian universities play a key role in the country’s success as a global research player. They undertake 40 percent of Canada’s research and development – one of the highest rates of academic research among OECD and G8 countries.

As an international graduate student at a Canadian university, you could be involved in research teams with faculty. You might work on real-life projects with business partners, or conduct independent studies under the guidance of an accomplished advisor. The choice is yours.

Here are some useful tips to consider when filling

Here are some useful tips to consider when filling out your scholarship applications:

💥Apply, apply, apply!
Many students underestimate their chances and some scholarships remain unawarded each year because there are few or no applicants. Remember that each scholarship application becomes easier, because much of the information requested can be re-used. Invest your time in scholarship and bursary applications and the financial pay-offs can be very impressive!

💥Be informed
Make sure you know everything about the award before you apply for it. Be sure you meet all the requirements, and be realistic in determining whether you qualify. The last thing you want is to be eligible for a scholarship but somehow have missed some important detail of the application package.

💥Respect deadlines
Some scholarships deadlines are as early as September for the following year, while others are as late as June. In any case, be sure to prepare well ahead of time. Even if you aren’t going to start school next year, it is advisable to start looking now – not to apply, necessarily, but to see what’s out there in the way of scholarships, grants and bursaries. See what kinds of deadlines and requirements exist. It’s better to know about an essay that’s required for a scholarship nine months before it’s due rather than finding out about it a week before.

💥Review your documents
Similar to a job application or a résumé, spelling, grammar and sentence structure are very important in any kind of scholarship application. Dedicate time to proofreading, and keep it simple. You should also stick to the limits given. (i.e. many judges will not read more than two pages if a two page limit is stated.)

💥Think of it as a job
Finally, try to think of an application letter for a scholarship the same way you would think of a letter you’d write when applying for a job. What makes you more deserving than anyone else for this award? Keep in mind that scholarship wins are a wonderful addition to your CV.

Good luck!

Applying for scholarships can be so stressful and

Applying for scholarships can be so stressful and overwhelming. So, Universities Canada talked to successful scholarship recipients from across the country for their keys to success. Here are their top five tips for getting that scholarship.

⚡Tip one: Get organized. This is not a time when you want to be pulling an all-nighter. So determine which documents you need early, and make a schedule with all key dates and deadlines so you don’t feel stressed or overwhelmed. Also, plan to submit your application a few days before it’s due. That way, in case you run into any type of problems, you’ll have lots of time to fix them.

⚡Tip two: One size does not fit all. Carefully read the scholarship criteria and tailor each application accordingly. Don’t just copy and paste from one to another. Each of your applications should be genuine and respond to the specific scholarship requirements.

⚡Tip three: Pick references who know you and your work. It’s important that your references understand the scholarship criteria and can clearly see why you are a good candidate. So consider giving them a few bullet points with extra information to help them develop their letters. Also, no last-minute requests. Make sure that you give your references lots of time to develop thoughtful recommendations.

⚡Tip four: Proofread and repeat. The first draft of your scholarship application should never be your final draft. Errors are really distracting, and they reflect badly on your credibility. So, find your local grammar geek and ask him or her to proofread your application before you submit it.

⚡Tip five: Be unique, be you. Some scholarships receive hundreds and even thousands of applications, but luckily there’s only one you. So what makes you unique? Consider which of your achievements will set you apart from the others and leave a lasting impression. Go on, brag a little. It’s your moment to shine.

Increasingly, students around the world are discov

Increasingly, students around the world are discovering the advantages of going to university in Canada. The attractions? The country’s first-rate education, its diverse study opportunities and its safe, friendly communities.

Canadian degrees are highly regarded all over the globe, and international students choose Canada for higher education that will lead to successful careers. Once in the country, students from abroad appreciate the excellent quality of education they receive, with first-rate, approachable professors and the freedom to choose flexible and/or interdisciplinary programs, as well as on-the-job training through internships. They also cite the ethnic diversity of Canadian campuses – and of Canada itself, one of the world’s most multicultural nations.

Meanwhile, having a Canadian university degree might make it easier for students from abroad to obtain permanent residence in the country.

Then there’s the relative affordability of a Canadian education: the country’s cost of living and tuition fees are generally much lower than those in other English-speaking countries. At the same time, Canadian universities offer many services to help foreign students adapt to living and studying in Canada, including orientation activities, student advisors, language support, academic associations, social clubs and other programs.

Canada is widely considered one of the most livable countries in the world. In January 2016, the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, named it the second best country to live in, after Germany, on the basis of factors including affordability, economic and political stability, safety and excellent health care and school systems.

You may imagine Canada as a dreary backwater of ice and snow, but in fact, it is vast and varied in climate and terrain, with some parts of the country – most notably British Columbia’s Lower Mainland, where Vancouver is situated, and Vancouver Island – getting little or no snow in winter. And in places where winter is cold, you can enjoy activities such as snowboarding and skating.

So there is much more 👌

Universities, colleges: what’s the difference?

Universities, colleges: what’s the difference?

Canadian universities are among the best in the world. High academic standards and rigorous quality control mean you will receive a world-class education at any postsecondary institution that is a member of Universities Canada.

Most members of Universities Canada are called universities, but some have different names, such as college, university college, institute or school. What they all have in common is the power to grant university degrees, which in Canada are generally bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral (usually PhD) degrees.

✨ Canada also has non-university, degree-level postsecondary institutions. Many of those are also called colleges and most focus on applied or vocational training. Some members of Universities Canada offer joint programs with vocational institutions, while others offer both vocational and degree programs.

We understand that English is important for studyi

We understand that English is important for studying abroad. That's why we know that if student experience any problems with their confidenty, we will never let them stop at this point.

To help each of our students, we care about providing them as many options as possible. We will take care of the application and provide you with all the possible information. All you need is to concentrate on your part. To help you, we also suggest you join our speaking clubs.

Don't let your English level stop you. It's just a step to your dream education. And with us it will be so much easier :)

Some students pursue graduate studies because thei

Some students pursue graduate studies because their chosen profession requires a graduate degree while others are looking to change career paths or better position themselves for advancement opportunities.

Graduate students and their work are an important part of an ongoing research process that helps us to better comprehend the human and natural world in which we exist. This research provides the human community with ways of understanding natural, cultural, imaginative, social and technological phenomena and investigating problems through the pursuit of knowledge.

Graduate students are thus engaged not only in a social process that provides society with new ways of looking at the world’s complexity, problems and beauty but in a personal quest for bettering their lives or expanding their learning and insight.

✨Skills required before entering graduate programs
— High academic standing
— Strong commitment to pursuing rigorous research training in a selected subject area
— Enthusiasm and a high degree of interest in learning
— Curiosity, and an open and enquiring mind
— Sound work ethic, integrity and moral standards
— Collegiality
— Perseverance and patience
— Maturity and reliability

⚡Representative skills acquired in graduate programs
— Excellent critical thinking skills
— Ability to integrate data and information from multiple sources, and to develop and test hypotheses rigorously
— Excellent oral and written communication skills
— Skills in a range of analytical techniques using sophisticated instrumentation
— Ability to work with equipment and instruments at tasks requiring precision
— Ability to coordinate or co-supervise the work of others
— Ability to identify problems and to develop and implement innovative solutions
— Ability to work independently and in teams

Interesting, isn't it?

You're not just a student, you're a part of our co

You're not just a student, you're a part of our community.

Working with us is about full-time support, attention to every detail and full joy while the process.

We think about you and we understand the process, and how it could be hard. Our team is qualified for assistance at every step of your journey. Please don't hesitate to ask, even if you haven't decided yet.

Every student matters and we are here to support 🫰

When it comes to deciding on your future after hig

When it comes to deciding on your future after high school, there are few times when such a decision will have such a large impact on your life. It ranks right up there with marriage, children, moving out of your parent’s house and buying your first home.

Now, this isn’t meant to scare you or make you more nervous about making a decision, but the reality is that most teenagers will spend more time researching and deciding upon what car they’ll buy than the university or college they will attend.

❓Think about it: one decision will last you for five to maybe ten years and the other will have an impact on the rest of your life.

One of the advantages students have over their peers from past generations is the breadth of university programs and career options available – there are thousands of choices, many of which were non-existent only a few decades ago.

We understand how hard it is for you, so no worries — we will help you to find a perfect program. Also, we will have one additional option for you, in case you will change your mind or the first application won't be successful.

I decided to help students because I had to do it

I decided to help students because I had to do it on my own.

The agency was founded in 2017 with a mission to turn enrolment and moving to Canada into an exciting adventure, cause when I was passing all steps to pursue
a Master’s degree at the University of Alberta I struggled with a lot of difficulties…

Difficulties with the enrolment and relocation process got me thinking, “It would have been great if someone had helped me out and guided me through the whole process from beginning to the end.”

Our mission is to turn the enrolment process and moving to Canada into a pleasant and exciting adventure.

Dream, act and be brave. We are here to help your dreams come true!

Are you interested or scared? That's okay! Here ar

Are you interested or scared? That's okay! Here are some tips so you will be prepared for your first weeks of studying 🫰

⚡Once you arrive at your new college or university, get in touch with the international students office or counsellor.

They will have a wealth of information about the university, tuition payments, legal and immigration issues, and designated people who will help you if you have any problems while you are attending school.

⚡Most universities and colleges will have a “welcome week”, which might include workshops, tours, trips around the town and guidance on how to survive your first few weeks in Canada.

You may feel overwhelmed - don’t be! This is a great way to make friends, and to meet people from all over the world who are in the same situation as you.

⚡Frosh Week (the first week of school), also known as Welcome Week, will give you the opportunity to meet more people and join clubs and associations.

⚡If there is an international students’ association, join it! They often offer a number of opportunities for international students to settle into life in Canada, such as conversation clubs, buddy programs and coffee socials.

The first week of classes may seem daunting, but stick to it! You may find that classes are taught quite differently in Canada in comparison to your home country.

👌For example, it is normal for students to talk without first putting their hand up, and debate and discussion are encouraged. In some classes, participation is compulsory, so you can’t just hide at the back of the room taking notes.

Do you need more? Just DM us, and we will help 🫰

Many people have joined our community lately, so w

Many people have joined our community lately, so we feel the nesesserity to share more about us!

We are an education agency. But not just an education agency. We are much more.

Our main field is Canada. It would be honest to say — we adore Canada, and so will you🫰🇨🇦

We value taking an individualized approach to Canadian International Education. More than 6 years of experience!

Since 2017 our team offers educational services, relocation consultation, and career-focused mentorship.

But we got even bigger last year. Now we offer English, winter & summer camps, all sorts of education. We are working all over the world, and we are ready to make you the happiest student ever ✨

We're changing ✨ This is our natural way to gro

We're changing ✨

This is our natural way to grow; as a company, we love to grow with you!

This year we prepared for your new design, team and approach. No worries, there are things that won't change: our passion for education in Canada and our love for our clients 🫰

In our perfect ways. In the ways we are beautiful.

In our perfect ways. In the ways we are beautiful. In the ways we are human. We are here. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Let’s make it ours!

Our year in a few words:

⚡Help Ukrainian Children Displaced By War

We successfully launched a fundraising campaign to support children from Ukraine! It was a great experience and we are proud of this work.

⚡Speaking Clubs

New waves of English Learning!
Our speaking clubs launched this autumn. And we happily shared our love for English with our students!

Thank you for all your support in 2022 ✨

Best options for you! 1. Memorial University of N

Best options for you!

1. Memorial University of Newfoundland

Location: St. Johns, Newfoundland
Tuition: $3,222

Degree Programs: Large variety of Master’s and Doctorate programs both in person and online, in fields of Humanities & Social Sciences, Professional Programs, Interdisciplinary Programs, and Sciences

2. University of Northern British Columbia

Location: Prince George, British Columbia
Tuition: $3,297

Degree Programs: MBA, MSc, MEd, MEng, MScN, MSW, Graduate Certificates, and Doctorate programs

3. University of Calgary

Location: Calgary, Alberta
Tuition: $3,693

Degree Programs: Offers course-based and research-based Master’s and Doctorate degrees in a variety of subjects

4. Simon Fraser University

Location: Burnaby, British Columbia
Tuition: $3,743

Degree Programs: Variety of graduate programs in Applied Sciences, Arts & Social Sciences, Business, Communication, Art & Technology, Education, Environment, Health Sciences, and Science

5. University of Saskatchewan

Location: Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Tuition: $4,358

Degree Programs: Over 80 Master’s and Doctorate degrees. Specializing in research and medical fields

💥Contact us to apply to your dream university!

The Post-Graduation Work Permit Program (PGWP) is

The Post-Graduation Work Permit Program (PGWP) is designed to help foreign students who have completed their studies in Canada, obtain an open work permit and gain work experience.

Eligibility for the PGWP:

✨Have completed an academic, vocational, or professional training program at an eligible institution in Canada for at least 8 months leading to a degree, diploma, or degree;

✨Be a full-time student;

✨Have a transcript and official letter from an eligible DLI confirming that you have met the requirements of the program; and

✨Have or had a valid study permit or had the authorization to study without a study permit.

✨The PGWP is given based on the length of your program, with a minimum length of eight months and a maximum of three years. It is very important you ensure that your passport is valid for the entire length of your permit because you may only receive one PGWP.

The Post-Graduation Work Program is a great pathway to immigrating to Canada as it will allow you to gain valuable work experience which in turn makes you eligible for the Canadian Experience Class (CEC).

The CEC visa allows applicants with Canadian work experience to become permanent residents in Canada. The application process is done through the Express Entry system for those who express interest in moving to Canada permanently.

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