CANADA

Canada is bordered by three oceans - the Arctic Ocean, the Pacific Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean. The Great Lakes, shared by the United States and Canada, consist of one fifth of the world's fresh surface water! Canada is 9,984,670 km². That's almost the same size as the whole of the continent of Europe and about a third the size of Africa. You could fit the United Kingdom into Canada almost 40 times! Approximately 85% of Canadians live within 300 km of the US border! There are six times zones in Canada! Lake Superior is so large that it has its own tide! The lake rises and falls a few centimeters due to the gravitational pull of the moon. Waves obscure the tide so much that it is difficult to measure! There are many climatic variations in Canada, ranging from the permanently frozen ice caps north of the 70th parallel to the lush vegetation of British Columbia's west coast. On the whole, however, Canada has four very distinct seasons, particularly in the more populated regions along the US border. Daytime summer temperatures can rise to 35⁰C and higher, while lows of -15⁰C are not uncommon in winter. More moderate temperatures are the norm in spring and fall. Over the years, Canadians have adapted extremely well to the colder periods of weather by installing heat in housing and cars, by having heated public transportation systems, and in some instances - in walkways to and from buildings in schools.

In Canada, education is regulated by each separate provincial government through the individual ministries of education. The ministries of education oversees smaller bodies called boards of education or district school boards (such as the Toronto District School Board) which oversee the individual schools. There are 10 provinces and three territories, each with their own way of organizing education, but there are some generalizations that one can make about Canadian education. Most children attend publicly-funded schools which are run by the ministries, though some children do attend private schools. These private schools are run by independent operators who must conform to government guidelines regarding education. There are some children who are taught at home by their parents or tutors. These children are said to be "home schooled". Which school children attend most often depends on where they live. In the public school system, a certain school services a certain region; all the children who live within that region will attend that school. In some provinces, students from outside a school's region may apply to go to school there. This generally happens when a school has a reputation for excelling in a certain academic area. Students attending a private school may come from many different areas. The schools may have dormitories for out-of-town and overseas students to live in. The Canadian system of schooling requires 12 years of education before a High School Diploma is awarded. After this, students have the option of joining a two year Associate' degree or a 4-year full Bachelor's Degree.
 

 REDSTAR Represents in Canada

At Present REDSTAR represents various institutions in Canada.

 

 

 

 

 

           

IHMC is a hotel management school in Vancouver, BC, Canada, accredited by the PCTIA (of BC) under the Ministry of Advanced Education of British Columbia.  We specialize in hotel management training, offering a 9-month executive diploma and a 12-month advanced diploma program where students live, study and gain work experience in the real life hotel environment.  Our mission is to educate students who are aiming for top careers in the international hospitality industry, especially in the leading luxury hotels, restaurants and hotel chains.

 

The colleges and universities we represent are:

1.IMPERIAL HOTEL MANAGEMENT COLLEGE

2.LAMBTON COLLEGE

3.HUMBER INSTITUTE of Technology & Advanced-Learning 

4.COLLEGE OF THE NORTH ATLANTIC

5. NIAGARA COLLEGE

6. UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA

7. TRINITY WESTERN UNIVERSITY

8. YUKON COLLEGE

9. DEVRY Institute OF TECHNOLOGY

10.GREAT LAKES COLLEGE OF TORONTO

11. FULFORD ACADEMY

12. FRASER INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE

    All candidates who have been refused their visas can avail of counseling/admissions at other institutions and in other countries at no extra cost except all correspondence, courier and admission fee expenses.